Explain Gandhian approach to politics and identify its core elements
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Gandhi considered the politics as an instrument to uplift people in spiritual, moral and economic affairs. According to his vision an ideal society is non-violent and democratic, it must be a fine balance between social responsibility and individual freedom. He held the ideals of the human life in high regard.
The Gandhi's thoughts had four pillars: truth, Sarvodaya, Satyagraha and nonviolence.
All the movements started by him had these elements in them.
He used satyagraha in Indian independence movement and also during the struggle in South Africa.
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