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How did the ugly experience in south africa train change gandhi in a personal crisis may change history?

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Answered by incredibal
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In south Africa gandhiji Traveled in train by class 1 ticket but they dident Allowed to travel by there class just because they are black. that change the gandhiji mind about british rules & they thoughts about the discrimination. they get badle hurted by this insident at start working for independence & all his work in south Africa

Answered by aryansuts01
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Answer:

You're bound to feel more patriotic after seeing the Pietermaritzburg railway station in South Africa, where Gandhi was forced off the train and the "Satyagraha was born".

Explanation:

Mohandas K. Gandhi, a young Indian lawyer living in South Africa, defies racial segregation laws on a South African train and is forcibly removed at Pietermaritzburg, in what would have major effects on the people of India.

Gandhi, who had a legitimate first-class ticket, naturally refused to move. By the time the train arrived in Pietermaritzburg, Gandhi was abruptly thrown from his carriage onto the platform.

Gandhi ran into racism issues because he was a first-class coloured attorney.

Black passengers were not permitted to ride in the same compartments as white passengers. Gandhi was forced out of the train because he was dark.

Gandhiji recognized the predicament of South Africa's Black inhabitants. When he was thrown off the train for being Black, it dealt the fight against apartheid its fatal blow. He made the decision to use

non-violence to combat racial inequality.

Gandhiji considered going back to India after being humiliated but decided against it since it would be cowardly. As a result, he vowed to resist apartheid by staying put.

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