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Non-violent movements of the common people always put colonial authorities in trouble because:
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- 1The rulers never win against the non-violent movement of the masses.
- 2The movement of the common people raises a hornet's nest in front of the rulers.
- 3When force is used against peaceful satyagrahis, it becomes clear that brute force is the real basis of the power of the colonial state.✓
- 4The dominance or moral basis of the colonial regime is gradually being destroyed.
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When force is used against peaceful satyagrahis, it becomes clear that brute force is the real basis of the power of the colonial state.
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