Gandhi rejected the popular ideas of political struggle for power through violence, and instead embraced "unusual" political ideas including nonviolence and

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One of Gandhi's core beliefs was in the power of truth and in the importance of seeking it out, both in oneself and in society. He believed that nonviolence was the most effective way to resist oppression and bring about change, and that the pursuit of truth was essential to that process. The other answer choices are incorrect because Gandhi specifically rejected violence, terrorism, and guerrilla tactics, and he also believed in universal suffrage and democratic reforms, but as part of a larger movement for social and political change based on nonviolence and truth.

Gandhi Rejected the Popular Ideas of Political Struggle for Power