Political Science · Indian Political Thought
Given below are statements about the difference between passive resistance and Satyagraha according to Mahatma Gandhi. Which ones are true? (A) Passive resistance is a weapon of the weak, whereas Satyagraha never desires to terrorize the opponent. (B) Passive resistance is negative in practice, whereas Satyagraha is positive morality. (C) Passive resistance is fully equivalent to Satyagraha. (D) Passive resistance is not afraid of physical strength, while Satyagraha is afraid of physical strength. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
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A and B Only
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