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India’s long struggle for independence started in 1857 with East India Company. British originally came to do business in India but later on took over India. There was a great battle fought in India in 1857. The kingdoms fought east India Company troops with weapons and many lives were lost. However, shortly after that in 1858, British rule was introduced. A British Governor was sent to India and India was made part of British Empire. India felt they needed democracy. They wanted to stop exploitation of Indian people by Britain. This battle was fought to get self-rule and freedom from Britain. In 1869, a great person was born, who spent all his life fighting injustice. His name was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Gandhi was a very shy and peaceful man, but very strong minded. He fought injustice and unjust laws at all costs. He dedicated his life to get freedom for India. Gandhi fought with the strongest weapon of nonviolence and non-cooperation. Gandhi came from very large family. He was born on October 2, 1869 in Porbandar, Gujarat, India, the smallest city in India He was the fourth born and the last child in his family. As a child Gandhi, was very mischievous, and he tried stupid things like smoking with his cousin, or whe . . .
This was a very big blow to Gandhi’s ideology to have one free India. No one really knows, why Godse killed Gandhi. Gandhi’s father was a Diwan (Personal Advisor and Judge) to the king of Porbandar. When Indians started to prosper, whites in power stripped Indians of their rights to vote, to own land and property. In January 30, 1948 shortly after independence, Mr. White population in South Africa did not consider Indians equal. CONCLUSION Mohandas Gandhi was a beacon of sanity in an insane world. Gandhi’s last words were “ Hare Ram”. On the eve of Freedom, August 14, 1947 fierce fighting broke out in the boarder towns among Muslims and Hindus. Gandhi fought to remove this injustice fiercely and practiced nonviolence and civil disobedience to bring down the South African government. ” Many Hindus and Pakistani Muslims did not like this idea of uniting India because that meant that there will be no Pakistan.
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