Views and methods of Gandhi ji and Subash Chandra Bose
Gandhi ji's View
- India's path of development
- Gandhi ji wanted village centered model of development and wanted to promote small collage industries to create self-sufficient village.
- Mode of operation
- Gandhi ji was the firm believer of non-violence and led peaceful mass protest.
- Ideology
- Gandhi ji was subscribed to socialist pattern of society and he favoured trusteeship pattern of relation between workers and capitalist class.
- Views with respect to World War II
- Gandhi ji sympathised with the cause of Britain and did not wanted to embarrassed British with the mass movement against fascist forces at this time.
- Views on Industrialisation
- Gandhi ji said clear no to industrialisation and supported collage industry.
- Faith and Religion
- Gandhi ji was deeply religious.
- Form of Government
- Gandhi ji believed in 'Ramrajya' where there is no constitution, no army, no police and the people enjoy full freedom. He also advocated for decentralisation.
Subash Chandra Bose's View
- India's path of development
- Ambedkar and Bose wanted economic development with industrialisation for the abolition of poverty. He favoured workers friendly state socialism.
- Mode of operation
- He adopted violent means (militant approach) of liberation of India through Indian National Army.
- Ideology
- He was keen follower of radical leftist ideology and he believed in organising trade union to issue the grievances of workers.
- Views on World War II
- Subash Chandra saw it as an opportunity for India's freedom and approached fascist forces.
- Views on Industrialisation
- Subash Chandra Bose saw industrialisation as only root of self sufficiency.
- Faith and Religion
- Subash Chandra Bose was not irreligious but he was a rationalist.
- Form of Government
- Subash Chandra Bose believed the Democracy is the best political system for India. But in the later time he seemed to suggest that democracy is insufficient for the process of reconstruction of the nation and eradication of poverty and social inequality.
They both have huge respect for each other.
For example -
- Subash Chandra Bose was the one who called Mahatma Gandhi as 'The Father of our Nation'.
- Gandhi ji called Subash Chandra Bose, 'The Prince among the Patriots'.
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