Gandhi’s non-violent approach was universally praised and widely adopted, leading to the swift and peaceful attainment of Indian independence.

Gandhi’s emphasis on non-violence was ineffective, as it failed to address the structural inequalities and injustices inherent in the colonial system.

Gandhi’s philosophy of non-violence was solely responsible for the success of the Indian independence movement, overshadowing the contributions of other leaders and movements.

Gandhi’s non-violent resistance was inherently passive and submissive, allowing the British colonial rulers to maintain control over India for a longer period.