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Mahatma Gandhi believed that the king has no right to take Indian land. He argued for the rights of the peasantry and advocated for the principle of non-violent resistance against unjust laws and practices, including land acquisition by the British colonial government. His philosophy emphasized the dignity and rights of individuals over oppressive state power.

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