Question

why had mahatma gandhi gone south africa in 1893

Answer 1

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Gandhi in South Africa. Gandhi arrived in Durban, Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal) in 1893 to serve as legal counsel to a merchant Dada Abdulla. ... As Gandhi refused to comply with the order, a White police officer pushed him out of the train, and his luggage was tossed out on to the platform.

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Answer 2

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Explanation:

Though Gandhi completed his barrister in London, he had been battling to land a work in india,both in Bombay and in his hometown porbandar in Gujarat so this problem continued to elude him for almost one year . One day he got a call from Abdulla who was his family friend staying in SA needed a lawyer who knows Gujarati because Abdulla had a dispute with his cousin about some land issue.

Gandhi accepted his proposal and set sail for SA in 1893(he was 23 at that time). Eventually, after one year they won the case in court. But his journey in SA turned out to be around 20 years

By the time he left South Africa for the last time in 1914,he had earned the appellation MAHATHMA.