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Why was Mahatma Gandhi referred to as a 'Recruiting Sergeant' during the First World War?
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- 1Because he encouraged Indians to enlist in the British Army✓
- 2Because he led a military regiment in South Africa
- 3Because he organized the medical ambulance corps
- 4Because he strictly enforced discipline within the Congress volunteers
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Because he encouraged Indians to enlist in the British Army
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