Who is the famous figure we know as Gandhi, let’s get to know him. His real name is Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, of Indian descent and the political leader of the Indian independence movement that resisted the British.. The son of a wealthy family, M.. Gandhi was sent to London by his family in 1888 to study Law.
GandhiGandhi he learned about the cultural, ethnic and all other aspects of the country, and at the same time, observing the racial discrimination here, it was this racial discrimination that most affected him.. Thereupon, he returned to his country in 1915 and worked hard for the independence struggle against the British in order to ensure unity in India.
The British killed over 25 million Turkish and Indian citizens in the resistance led by Gandhi.. Therefore, this resistance took its place in history as the biggest civil resistance and genocide in the world.. Gandhi, who won the resistance, declared his independence at the Red Fort in New Delhi in 1947, causing the British to withdraw from the country.
One year after the declaration of independence, 30. January. A black mausoleum was placed where Gandhi, who was assassinated by the Indians in 1948 in the garden of Birla Bhavan, was cremated after his death.. Since the day he died coincided with Friday, a ceremony is held every Friday at the place where the monument is located.. In the place called Rajghat there is nothing but Gandhi’s mausoleum and burning fire. Above the black marble mausoleum are inscribed Gandhi’s last words “He Ram” “O God”.
It is forbidden to enter the place where Gandhi’s mausoleum is with shoes. At the entrance, shoes are delivered to the attendants in return for a tip, and they are entered in that way.. As we said, there was nothing but the mausoleum and the burning fire, so we visited for a short time and left here.
SummaryArticle NameGandhi’s Mausoleum RajghatDescriptionLet’s get to know the famous person we know as Gandhi.. His real name is Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, of Indian descent and the political leader of the Indian independence movement that resisted the British.. The son of a wealthy family, M.. Gandhi was sent to London by his family in 1888 to study Law.
