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How did Mahatma Gandhi transform the character of the Indian National Movement?

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1He restricted the participation of women and youth to focus on trade unions.
2He completely ousted all elitist and English-educated leaders from the movement.
3He kept the Zamindars and big businessmen completely outside the movement.
4He brought vast strata of society into it and made it a mass movement.✓

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He brought vast strata of society into it and made it a mass movement.

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