Why is Rajkumar Shukla
described as being 'resolute'?
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Raj Kumar Shukla is described as being 'resolute' because even after being told about the prior engagements of Gandhi at Cawnpore and other parts across the county, he does not quit. ... Furthermore, he persistently asks Gandhi to fix a date for his visit to his native district of Champaran.
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Rajkumar Shukla, even though poor and illiterate, joined the annual Congress session held at Lucknow in December 1916, met Gandhiji and complained about injustice of the landlord system in Bihar. He wished Gandhiji to visit his state and look into the condition of the peasants there. The sharecropper persisted in his efforts to get Gandhi to visit his state and was successful many months later. Thus, for his persistent efforts and his success, he is termed as being 'resolute'.