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He was arrested in Gujarat in 1918 for "creating unrest" by organizing villagers to improve their living conditions. Four years later, in March, 1922, while promoting boycotts and civil disobedience, he was convicted of sedition and served 2 years of a 6-year sentence. In August of 1942, Gandhi and his supporters were jailed for obstructing British efforts in World War II. He was released in May of 1944, and 100,000 of his fellow Indians were freed at the war's end, as the process of Indian independence was finally begun.
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∙ 12y agoHe created boycotts of not buying salt from the British. Also he treated the Muslims good. Because of all his hard work, India got its Independence; August 15th
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∙ 12y agoGandhi had went to jail because of his criminal activites that he had done with the britsh
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∙ 11y agoGandhi went to jail many times, and the last that he went to jail was because of his people and the reason was that why he came to visit the other village of indian
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∙ 13y agoBecause Mahatma Gandhi told Indians how to make make salt from ocean water and british didnot like it.
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∙ 16y agoHe burned pass laws
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Who arrested Gandhi?
mahatma gandi got arrested because he was fighting against the british and the british people were ruling at the time and he got arrested
When was gandhi arrested for the second time and why?
He was in jail for about 2 months. Gandhi went to jail for a number of things, but mostly for his protests against the British government in India.
Where was Mahatma Gandhi arrested and kept imprisoned during 'Quit India Moment'?
Yerwada Prison in Pune
How were Jomo Kenyatta and Gandhi similar?
Gandhi and Kenyatta were both strong leaders that were looked up to by their people. The both gainded independence for there countries. In the process of doing this the were arrested many times for doing what they felt was right.
Why was Gandhi first put in prison?
Gandhi was first arrested on August 9 of 1942 for his great opposition to the British that denied India's independence. Gandhi was held in prison for 2 years following his initial arrest.
Why was Gandhi sentenced?
10 March 1922: Mahatma Gandhi was arrested and tried for sedition. Seven years after he returned from South Africa, Mahatma Gandhi was arrested and tried for sedition on 10 March 1922, a trial that led to a six-year jail sentence.
Who arrested Gandhi?
mahatma gandi got arrested because he was fighting against the british and the british people were ruling at the time and he got arrested
What did gandhi burn and get arrested for?
he was arrested for burning the pass books in south Africa. the reason he was arrested was because it was illegal for a coloured person not to have a pass book. these pass books let them get around but they were monitored
How many times was Gandhi get arrested?
He was arrested 3-4 times.Mahatma gandhi was arrested 4 times in 1922,1930,1933 and 1942. he spent aprox 7 years in jail all together
What happened to Indira Gandhi?
one was killed by the gunfire and the other was arrested and later sentenced to death
When was gandhi arrested for the second time and why?
He was in jail for about 2 months. Gandhi went to jail for a number of things, but mostly for his protests against the British government in India.
Where was Mahatma Gandhi arrested and kept imprisoned during 'Quit India Moment'?
Yerwada Prison in Pune
Two prominent leaders of punjab were arrested in connection with the hartal against rowlatt act they are?
jawaharlal nehru and gandhi
How were Jomo Kenyatta and Gandhi similar?
Gandhi and Kenyatta were both strong leaders that were looked up to by their people. The both gainded independence for there countries. In the process of doing this the were arrested many times for doing what they felt was right.
Have sanjay Gandhi a criminal record?
actually indira gandhi had two sons rajiv gandhi and sanjiv gandhi .yes the real name of sanjay gandhi was sanjiv gandhi . he changed his name due to some controvesy in foreign because he was arrested in attempt of stealing a sports car to preserve the reputation of indian national congress there the indian embassy arranged fake documents and passport for him in which his name was changed and he was send to india back without any delay.
What was the impact of non- cooperation movement on Indians?
The major impact were 1- Gandhi Ji emerged as great leader of India 2- There was no fear in the mind of people to get arrested for their rights. sehdev sharma bit842@gmail.com
Why was Gandhi first put in prison?
Gandhi was first arrested on August 9 of 1942 for his great opposition to the British that denied India's independence. Gandhi was held in prison for 2 years following his initial arrest.
