why was Gandhiji averse to cricket ?Give two reason.
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Because of caste discrimination
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➡ As we know that Ganhi Jii (Father of our nation) was the main face in the freedom struggle of India against the Britishers.
➡ He opposed cricket as it was popularised by the English Britishers and represented their superiority.
➡ According to him, The quantagular and The pentagular cricket leagues led discrimination and divided the society in different groups based on their relegion, caste and social status.
➡ He thought that traditional Indian games like kabaddi etc. increases physical fittness and generated a spirit of nationalism among Indian, he encouraged everyone to play games like kabaddi, football etc.
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➡ As we know that Ganhi Jii (Father of our nation) was the main face in the freedom struggle of India against the Britishers.
➡ He opposed cricket as it was popularised by the English Britishers and represented their superiority.
➡ According to him, The quantagular and The pentagular cricket leagues led discrimination and divided the society in different groups based on their relegion, caste and social status.
➡ He thought that traditional Indian games like kabaddi etc. increases physical fittness and generated a spirit of nationalism among Indian, he encouraged everyone to play games like kabaddi, football etc.
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