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Which of the following statements are true about Mahatma Gandhi? 1. He made no distinction between…

Gandhi held that means and ends were inseparable, rejected violence as a tool for change, and viewed Satyagraha as a surgery of the soul; calling 'Gandhigiri' disrespectful…

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Which of the following statements are true about Mahatma Gandhi?
1. He made no distinction between means and ends.
2. He rejected violence as a tool for social change.
3. His Theory of Satyagraha was based on the surgery of the soul
4. Gandhigiri is not a respectable term.

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Gandhi held that means and ends were inseparable, rejected violence as a tool for change, and viewed Satyagraha as a surgery of the soul; calling 'Gandhigiri' disrespectful is a separate opinion, not a factual claim about him.

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