Question

How do we know that ordinary people too contributed to the freedom movement?

Answer 1

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The ordinary people stood with Mahatma Gandhi ji at every juncture. At Motihari they flocked in thousands when they came to know that Mahatma Gandhi had some trouble with the authorities. They were ready to do anything at his bidding. Thus the ordinary man's contribution to the freedom movement was no less in anyway.

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Answer 2

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From the story 'Indigo' we can conclude the fact that ordinary people too contribute to the freedom movement. We come to know this through this chapter, when Rajkumar Shukla a poor peasant who comes from Champaran to Lucknow, to see Gandhi and requested Gandhi to visit his district. Shukla was so determined that he followed Gandhi to every place until he could fix a date of Gandhi. Gandhi was impressed by the sharecropper's tenacity and story. So Gandhi said that he would be in Calcutta on such - and - such a day, and asked Shukla to come and take him from there. After many months Gandhi finally arrived at Champaran. Sharecroppers from Champaran began arriving on foot and by conveyance to see their champion. Gandhi was called upon by the Muzzafarpur lawyers to brief him; they frequently represented the peasant groups in court; they told him about the cases and reported the size of their fee. Gandhi chided the lawyers for collecting big fee. He said that he have come to the conclusion that we should stop going to law courts. Gandhi pointed out that where the peasants are so crushed and fear stricken, law courts are useless. The real relief for them is to be free from fear. So Gandhi began to fight against the injustice shown to the sharecroppers and thousands of sharecroppers of Champaran supported him and finally they were able to make the British landlords pay back the compensation that they had bought from the peasants illegally.


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