Why did Gandhi oppose to pentagular tournament ?
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He thought that it would be good for people.
He opposed the pentagular tournament because it was based on communally divided elements.
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He thought that it would be good for people.
He opposed the pentagular tournament because it was based on communally divided elements.
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Why Mahatma Gandhi was against British India's foremost cricket tournament.
Mahatma Gandhi and cricket don’t go hand in hand as it has never been his forte. Mahatma was never a known sports enthusiast but he was neither an apathetic. What many people don’t know is Mahatma Gandhi played a pivotal role in the discontinuance of a top British India cricket tournament which he felt was very communal in nature.
The Bombay Pentangular tournament was abolished in January 1946, making a way for Ranji Trophy, India’s foremost domestic cricket tournament. Unlike Bombay Pentangular tournament, Ranji Trophy was based on teams representing different states of India. Gandhi played an important role in the denouncement of Bombay Pentangular, which everyone felt was a communal sports tournament.....
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