Ahmedabad Satyagraha

Ahmedab ​​ad Satyagraha defines Ahimsa as a normally nonviolent translation. "Based on actions that refuse to hurt." Himsa means killing. A man in front of him denied the word, so he gave up the will to kill or destroy. Senior self pain. Hurt your own person. Satya Truth means love and determination. The combination of Agra is the title of the Indian movement "Satya Graha" arising from truth and love or nonviolence. Sarvodaya "Promotion for everyone"

Ahmadabad also has a Mahatma Gandhi Sabamate Abbey. This helped to create his non-violent campaign for Indian independence and its 24-day 240-mile civil disobedience - a parade about the truth, and a large payment to the Raj water salt tax in the UK World campaign on salt problems without doing. Salt is a symbol of sweat, a spirit of "Indian occupation" that captures their work, self-organizing mobilization movement, imagination and promoting change from colonialization to liberation.

Gandhi's first civil disobedience was illegal salt collection. Soon, it was imitated nationwide. The Indians marched on the beach and harvested salt. It is known as Salt Satyagraha and more than 80,000 people will be arrested in illegal salt exploration and protests in the coming months. Gandhi placed himself in front of sports and used his skin during the game. He did not waste time to appeal, dispute, or plan violence. Gandhi did not shout or protest action with vandalism or anonymous attacks. He made much more difficult things, that is, to make people cooperate and create. He set an example and in a few months his "Salt Satya Graha" gave out the results. The British governor in charge of India began negotiating with him, and it led to the "Gandhi - Owen Convention". This is the starting point for Indian freedom and withdrawal from the UK in India.

In 1930, British passed the salt tax. For Gandhi, this infringed His Swadeshi. Then he staged Salt Satya Graha, where he walked 200 miles from Ahmedab ​​ad to Dandy, and he began making salt. During his journey he was welcomed and received many believers, and at some point the length of this group of believers reached 3 kilometers. He arrived in Dandy, continues to show disobedience to the citizens of British rule, and symbolically picked up salt to resist the British legislation. They think that it is not a threat of violence, but a new kind of resistance they are not used to. Then the UK had to take action, but they did not face any violent resistance as we had in the past. The British do not know what to do to make Indian people show Gandhi that Indian land can make salt without British intervention.