Political Science, asked by kaursandeep75782, 6 months ago

What is the Gandhian view points about the state?

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His conception of citizenship was based on three cardinal tenets: satya (truth and sincerity), ahimsa (non-violence in thought and deed) and dharma (moral law and duty). According to Gandhi, all states tend to violate satya and ahimsa, which is why he described the state as a soulless machine.

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