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hindi → English transcript
It is a very strange irony that the people of Gandhi's own country have read and understood Gandhi the least.
And that's why today we have all kinds of fancy, Facebook-y knowledge.
Like considering Gandhi the eternal cause of Partition and calling him pro-Muslim.
So I want to say that there is no one greater than Gandhi hind vibrations to this
But the other communities were not afraid of Gandhi's heram.
Because Gandhi was a symbol of secularism in India.
Today, nonviolence is seen as a symbol of cowardice and weakness.
But people forget that against the world's largest army
you cannot fight with weapons.
For that, you must choose a weapon
that it cannot counter.
And that weapon is nonviolence.
The sacrifices of Gandhi, and of all the leaders and fighters
as a result of the movements and prison terms
we gained independence on August 15, 1947.
And we nationalists loved Gandhi ji so much
that the very next year, we shot him three times and made this very place his memorial
But Gandhi never dies.
Because Gandhi is the name of an idea.
Gandhi is not the name of a person.
And an idea always remains alive.
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