Give an account of gandhiji's efforts to secure justice for the poor indigo sharecroppers of champaran
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dear see I don't want to make fun of Gandhiji but I can tell you about his work some work if I did any mistake then please sorry your question is given account of gandhijis effort to secure justice for the poor Indigo sharecroppers off campus but dear lesson Gandhiji has had a lot of things for us he found for our Nation and sacrifices life we should always pray Gandhi ji and Gandhiji and we should always thought like Gandhiji should always have thoughts like Gandhiji we should always think like Gandhiji thank you
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Gandhi went to Champaran on receiving reports of exploitation of the poor sharecropper peasants at the hands of British planters. He began by trying to get the facts. The British landlords as well as the Commissioner of Tirhut were non-cooperative. Lawyers from MuZaffarpur briefed him about the court cases of these peasants.
Gandhi and the lawyers collected depositions by about ten thousand peasants. Notes were made on other evidence. Documents were collected. The whole area throbbed with the activities of the investigators and forceful protests of landlords. The lieutenant governor summoned Gandhi. After four protracted interviews an official commission of inquiry was appointed to look into the indigo sharecroppers’ condition. Gandhi was the sole representative of the peasants. The official inquiry assembled huge quantity of evidence against the big planters. They agreed, in principle, to make refunds to the peasants. After consultation, a settlement of 25 per cent refund to the farmers was agreed on. This was a moral victory of the peasants. They recognised their rights and learned courage