how did Gandhiji react after receiving summon to appear in court the next day?
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When he reached home, he was served with an official notice to quit Champaran at once. Gandhi wrote on the receipt that he would disobey the order. So Gandhi received a summons to appear in the court the next day. Next morning the town of Motihari was black with peasants.
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He remained firm on his decision and did appear in the Court.
- He was given a formal statement to depart Champaran as soon as possible. Gandhi Ji stated on the receipt that he would violate the command.
- As a result, he was served with a summons to appear in court the next day. He read a statement in which he admitted guilt.
- After recess, the judge indicated that he would deliver the punishment and requested him to post bail for that time period.
- He turned down the offer. The court didn't set bail for him, and the verdict didn't come for several days.
- In the meantime, he permitted Gandhi to stay free. Gandhi got a letter a few days later stating that the case against him had been withdrawn.
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