The Ugly Truth About Gandhi

[@shayakbhadraray9017]

As an Indian I'm so happy someone had the guts to speak the truth at an international stage

[@Shaosprojects]

Same. It also makes me happy to see other Indians in the comments section agreeing that Gandhi was not the saint people praise him as. I am incredibly critical of Gandhi but I’m certain that if I say that online that I’ll get backlash from some of my Indian relatives.

[@buckethead133]

As a chair, I’m so happy too.

[@CP_Indian]

@@Shaosprojects I am from India and without any fear I support criticism of Gandhi. He was a man with double standards. Forced father of the nation.

[@prakashtiwari8003]

@@Shaosprojects your Indian relatives might be leftist or secular. Here in india, leftist and seculars can cancel you for any criticism towards Gandhi and they treat other freedom fighters as inferior to him.

[@theanirudhagnihotri]

I hope you are totally white.

[@deeptasrinivas2297]

My history teacher absolutely despises him and always keeps talking about his wrong doings. I've never met a South Indian that actually believes he was a saint.

[@siddayyaswamy896]

Yup,, I'm from South India and I don't think he was the main reason that we got freedom,,he was part of it but not the main character

[@The_Black_Caps]

@@siddayyaswamy896 same

[@theinappropriateguy5806]

I am from North India Still dont think him as main the reason of our freedom He was a british stooge

[@enakshi8729]

Even people from Bengal don't like him

[@justajobro1266]

There is no ”main charecter” It was a bunch of efforts tied together. Gandhiji played a major part and was painted as the main character

[@dingleberryhandpump4063]

As an Indian I absolutely despise how this man is kept on a pedestal literally among the gods. Although I've seen a lot of videos about his darker side, finally a pretty big channel has taken the risk of bringing this info to a larger audience. I hope people learn from this.

[@jonathanjoseph4814]

So you respect nathuram godse?

[@Ayush-v2e6n]

@@jonathanjoseph4814 yes

[@simondias9475]

Andhbhakt

[@Ayush-v2e6n]

@@simondias9475 Gandhi was a puppet of the British, nathuram godse took one life.. Gandhi took so many (indirectly) and he's put on a pedestal.

[@jonathanjoseph4814]

@@Ayush-v2e6n actually Nathuram godse belonged to an organisation that was the puppet of British

[@camponotusinflatus9920]

So he wasn't against discrimination, he just wanted to put his people high in this hierarchy.

[@wfanking1187]

He had many faults but discrimination wasn't one of them, what he did to protect the "untouchables" was really good and defied the cruel caste system

[@camponotusinflatus9920]

@@wfanking1187 So, what did he say about european rule in africa?

[@prietya9906]

@@camponotusinflatus9920 Unfortunately, he supported it in Africa, and even in India, till 1942.

[@CulturalAd]

​@@wfanking1187till date I still haven't had any concrete proof of the caste system in India apart from people aepaking of it just like I've heard of Santa all my life but never seen him

[@tara.5495]

​@@CulturalAdread about Bhim Rao Ambedkar.

[@IceBlueLugia]

As an Indian, I’ve always been very conflicted on this topic. My father has always thought of him as a hero and I believed that for most of my life without questioning. But I’ve heard so much about all the terrible stuff he said and believed and I’m no longer sure.

[@TwistedSoul2002]

He said things as he saw them- which, of course 100 years later we look back at with a different perspective.

[@deadpoolkashyap1505]

So basically, Godse did the right thing.

[@nareshbisht7620]

Whatever he said and did it was his personal life but the fact is he played a major role in India's independence and in Africa too.

[@jonbanks653]

@nothing nothing His positive, he inspired ML King who used his tactics in our own civil rights movement. His personal life is between him and God esp the part about killing his wife. However his other raciest behavior is inexcusable esp since Africans had been trying to get free from the very actions Indians were. So his positive 10 percent his negatives 90%. Had he joined forces with Africans then perhaps the energy would have had more impact.

[@pussy_destroyer2294]

@@jonbanks653 he did change his views, video doesn't say but his views changed later when he spent more time in Africa

[@tactician27]

As an Indian I would say that Subhash Chandra Bose was a far better freedom fighter than Gandhiji. Would urge people who don't about Subhash Chandra Bose (Netaji) to read about him

[@tactician27]

*who don't know about

[@anmolanshg971]

We shouldn't compare freedom fighters as all of them were risking their lives to achieve freedom so I would say both Netaji and Gandhiji were great but yes people should know about Netaji

[@tactician27]

@@anmolanshg971 My intention is not to compare but to highlight that a lot of freedom fighters who actually did a lot (in many ways more than Gandhi even) went unnoticed. And Gandhi did a lot of questionable stuff as well

[@blizzardts132]

yes, I agree. Netaji did not support gandhi's non-voilent struggle to free India. in fact he secretly left calcutta and reached singapore and raised the "Azad Hind Fauj" or the Indian National Army. but unfortunately in 1944 the mission failed and he probably died in a plane crash soon after the mission failed.😕

[@ChandranPrema123]

Netaji and Gandhiji were both entirely different people with different ways of approch.Even though I admire the efforts of Nethaji do you think INA supplied by Japanese is more than enough to stop British who had 99.9% of population have no arms.And It was a clearly better decision to protest peacefully against British compared to Fighting well equipped Brits.Eventually Due to WW2 British left and I'm a fan of both of them

[@debadritdeb8097]

In India we are taught from our childhood that Gandhi was a great person.I am glad that this channel covered Gandhi's dark side.Not many channels have the guts to do this .

[@NIK-qc4iu]

Yes we want Dark Side of Winston Churchill too

[@josealfredfernandes]

These have consequences too. Imagine having 1000s of haters and unsubscribers. I'm not one of the unsubscribers but these society Karens and male Karens get triggered by even the interference of tiny insect 😂🐝

[@magistermillitum6762]

@@Kabeirbisla abhijit chavda is a freelance story teller not a professional historian read RC Majumdar instead

[@thereliablegemini8687]

@@NIK-qc4iu winston churchill was never a good man and you can find many videos on that

[@NIK-qc4iu]

@@thereliablegemini8687 i know but i need a video from this guy

[@aatreysrivastava3174]

As an Indian, I am glad you picked this topic up and chose to show who he actually was.

[@abq4565]

Gandhi is the anime girl who's trying so hard to please his UK senpai.

[@hui975]

As an Indian here are my thoughts: Reducing Gandhi to select, controversial actions while ignoring his life’s evolution and impact is intellectually lazy. He was complex, driven by ideals that led to both profound mistakes and global progress. Cherry-picking flaws without context or acknowledging growth only serves sensationalism, not an honest understanding of his life.

[@GuilleNGUY]

I always thought that it's wrong to idolize people. People will always be people and have some dark side. It's only ideas we should praise

[@greydungeon2384]

Exactly

[@Xzrohrh]

Exept for Joe burrow

[@riddhijitsen8070]

Good thought

[@maxttk97]

That is suppose to be the whole point of why we idolise them.

[@EtienneHardy85]

CWS plagues many of us without realizing it. Say every day your favorite content creator comes on live and you never missed a day watching. The traits, behavior, and personalities on camera is all you exposed to. Let's say you get an opportunity to meet said person in real life and off recordings. And their persona doesn't match what you was exposed to for years. Some wouldn't care. But there are those with CWS that think they know someone's entire life based on what is shown in camera. And their reality is shut down hard when it doesn't match. (What do you mean she doesn't wear a tail all day everyday?! Unsubscribe...) Ideas requires a vessel that represents the idea. Like creating a king, and the king returns asking for help. When the people created the king for protection in the first place. The idea from the people wanted a symbol of protection. And once the protector asks for help. The people no longer see the king as the protector they created. Or worse....For a many, instead of thinking the king is flawed, they more inclined to believe the idea is flawed and continue following the king they created. Even if its down a dark path.

[@HawkRage]

As an Indian in our textbooks His non Violence policy has laid more emphasis than the freedom fighters who fought for the country. Independence can never be gained only by non violence

[@trioret8304]

yep absolutely

[@aka74459]

It seems like most of the south Indians don't see him that much as a hero, is it becoz he was also rasict to them since most of them are black?

[@bread2951]

@@aka74459 More likely that they had their own history and wasnt brainwashed like the rest of the Indians.

[@Sid30499]

@@aka74459 Gandhi and nehru divided india and pakistan

[@goabuoy]

maybe because the congress was the biggest collective of indians from all over!!

[@robertstraw9881]

We need more of this. Holding human beings to this saintly ideal is ridiculous. Everyone is flawed and we need to be honest about it.

[@yoyo-uk7gu]

only the leftists in india consider him as hero. Those who belong to the non-left wing do not support gandhi.

[@milelemi8725]

Lots of ortodox monks and priests were pure saints! I can read about lots of them! St Paulus, Serbian Patriarch for example!

[@Love-yk2du]

Oh he was more than flawed, he was corrupt, hypocritical and he betrayed and disrupted the wellbeing and Unity of Indians.

[@n-swag2634]

Prophet Muhammad pbuh the only perfect human to walk the face of this earth

[@literallyamiata3756]

@@n-swag2634 lol nope

[@Ghazis_heart]

Literally every cmnt starts saying “as an indian….”

[@Pinkesthic_Skies]

Fr 💀

[@Shadowcat561]

You might not believe me but most of the Indians despise gandhi but they have to remain silent because our older generation are brainwashed in believing he was a saint

[@jav9945]

Dude this is an underrated comment and is literally true ngl

[@AryanPanditt]

He was an Indian, and our school books which are published by the govt. are in support of Gandhi, but the newer generation has started to come across the truth about Gandhi, that's why they are saying *As an Indian*.

[@ernestogastelum9123]

@@Shadowcat561 i think hes trying to say that people should change it up a bit

[@amalkumar2775]

I am from India. As a child, I was taught in school that Gandhi was a good man and, like God, perfect in everything. But once my father told me about the bad aspects of Gandhi. So I went to my school and talked to my friends about it. But they told everything to the class teacher and the teacher beat me for lying about Gandhi. After that, I was afraid to tell or ask anyone else what I had heard about Gandhi. Years later, when I read Gandhi's autobiography and many other books about Gandhi, I had the courage to say these things without fear to anyone else. By then my circle of friends had grown, and as my friends also learned about this dark side of Gandhi through many books like I did.. I was able to talk to them about Gandhi, analyze him, and come to a conclusion. In my opinion Gandhi is an ordinary man like all of us. A man with a lot of good and bad. I will never consider him as a great human being. But I accept the fact that he has played an important role in India's freedom movement. And I have no objection to those who live by Gandhian ideas. They follow the positive aspects of Gandhi. But I am opposed to portraying Gandhi as God-like by pretending not to see the dark side of Gandhi. Thank you for making such a video and presenting it to the world. ❤️ Love from India 🇮🇳

[@nand87]

You're very right. Gandhi is holding a tier that one imagines not to conflict with, Gandhi is not at all what he's framed as.

[@nivetha9105]

Yes what u said is crct with great perspective one thing made me laugh "teacher punish me for that"sweat memories right🙂

[@charlesbronson9402]

Time to toss Gandhi into the dustbin of history (am Indian btw)

[@easyenetwork2023]

I never consider men better than God. Only Jesus and God and the Holy Spirit are perfect.

[@fbiagent4052]

The situation is different if Bose was the PM .

[@Jane.MacArthur]

In school we were learning about Gandhi and the title was “Gandhi: an extraordinary man”. Nothing was said about any of the wrong doings of Gandhi and he was represented like a saint. People don’t know about the bad things he also did because it’s never talked about schools. And people wonder why the ones in power still get away with horrific things

[@Chuck_EL]

They've done the same with Mother Theresa and Alexander the great

[@amritanshukashyap2764]

I think we should not trust it blindly

[@memecenter4455]

Which country?

[@Jane.MacArthur]

@@memecenter4455 the uk

[@lakshay9975]

His policies made Hindus weak. If all could be done by non-violence, then why our Gods have weapons in their hands. Gandhi said Indians should not fight against British but they should fight for British in WW.

[@Car_guy31]

As an Indian, since childhood, we were taught he was a saint: Hindi- Mahatma. We had an entire part of history textbook teaching he was pure. But as we grew up and had access to more material to learn, we learned he was the reason why real revolutionaries like Bhagat singh were executed and India was partitioned, which killed hundreds of thousands..

[@shrijanbuchasia7366]

Not just Bhagat singh ji but S.C. Bose sir and many others

[@AdityaSharma-gf8zs]

The partition of India wasn't entirely his fault. The British were in the most fault as they didn't even properly think about the borders from a geographic stand point. Also Jinnah wanted an independent Pakistan while Gandhi wanted a unified India. More than a million lives were lost during this periods because of riots, rapes, hunger, etc. People became refugees and lost contact with their family when they were separated because of border.

[@Car_guy31]

@@AdityaSharma-gf8zs He could've very well prevented it. He had the power, the popularity to influence Viceroys of the time.

[@willsocietyacceptmecauseio1276]

And as a Bangladeshi we are also learning false history. In our textbook they teach bangabandhu was the greatest human in the world. While it was false. Bangabandhu was good before Independence but after Independence..... 😥

[@GhostRider-jk4eo]

As a South African we also learned about him in our textbooks and we only learned the good side of him (specifically all the good he did in South Africa). But I'm still in high school and this was Grade 4. Maybe we'll learn about him more in the future.

[@asif-uz-zamankhan937]

As a Bangladeshi I believe Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was the real patriot, so was Bhagat singh. ❤

[@akeditz108-editorworld]

@@asif-uz-zamankhan937 Mk gandhi was just a british government supporter nothing else

[@brownsugar00000]

Bose and Singh were great, but Gandhi’s non-violent movement was key to India’s eventual independence. No historian worth their salt would deny this. You can hate him, but you gotta give him his flowers.

[@akeditz108-editorworld]

@@brownsugar00000 if 1000 people have already tried to open the cap of the bottle and now the cap is already lose , now the 1001th person comes and opens it . Does it mean that there is no significance or contribution of those 1000 people ?

[@brownsugar00000]

@@akeditz108-editorworld I never said that the other freedom fighters weren’t great. They all contributed to our independence, many of them sacrificing their lives so we could be free. But so did Gandhi, and denying this is ahistorical. People hate him because he envisioned an India where Hindus and Muslims could live harmoniously with each other and that’s why Hindu Nationalists hate him. That’s fine, y’all can hate him, but you can’t deny the impact he had on our independence.

[@MarkyTeriyaki0]

Gandhi in the grave hearing he got cancelled: 💀

[@sukriti7213]

More like rustling in his urn bro since he got cremated

[@thepanditayush]

😂

[@sarvagyachaturvedi]

@@sukriti7213 His ashes were buried in rajghat Delhi

[@kvskang3561]

@@thepanditayush HEY WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING OVER A PERSONS DEATH

[@thepanditayush]

@@kvskang3561 and about his death .... Well.. I'm not sad😴

[@billy-the-butcher]

99% of comments: "I'm/As/Being an Indian, I..." And it makes absolute sense lol

[@kylynehayes2255]

On God

[@MistahUnknown]

It almost sounds like people are being paid to write comments

[@akm_1437]

yeah lol as they were told to say so. i think this all are a plan 😂🤣

[@akm_1437]

@@MistahUnknown yes truth 😂😂😂🤣

[@taiteakopyte1286]

As an Indian, your comment makes further sense.😄

[@ru.ru.shu_6174]

As an Indian, I'm not shocked at all. I was exposed to this, deleting my fair view of him, when I was 13 or 14.

[@BlackRose-vz9ww]

And you have evidence he actually was as bad as this video says.

[@ashulivechess]

13 year old boy wants to understand Gandhi, boy get through puberty first

[@BlackRose-vz9ww]

@@ashulivechess I'm sorry, which 13 year old boy wants to understand Gandhi?

[@chipichipichapa]

​@@ashulivechess ok grandpa, let's get you to bed first, or your teeth might fall out 😝😝

[@MollyHJohns]

Some of you clearly hadn't grown up past toddler age. Not every 13yo is an avid TikToker or privileged idiots. Some 13yo already worked for the family, studied advanced classes and think about the world.

[@christianndlovu-lh7vu]

Before Disney or any other company makes a movie about Gandhi, they should consider watching this video first, Because a lot of The Times, they mix and match the facts instead of getting the true evidence that is written in history.

[@AwokenEntertainment]

Never would have known about this dark side of Gandhi.. until today I've only ever heard good things.. The Infographics Show always got mind blowing subjects on it 🤯

[@Odderstuff]

Even throw half the stuff they post if fake and made just for views?

[@damg91195]

@@Odderstuff half of the things they post? Please mention one.

[@damg91195]

@@Odderstuff and this is KZbin, everything here is done for views.

[@Odderstuff]

they claimed scientist found a cure for getting old

[@majesticmajestic7058]

@@Odderstuff It's a theory, scientist were testing mice and found something interesting.

[@doremifasolatee6258]

I remember questioning my History teacher on Gandhi's hypocrisy on bhagat singh's death but encouraging Indians to participate in WWII...my teacher didn't really respond( and I have no issues wid dat, i mean I understand that she cud not make controversial statements herself). Gandhi has done pretty good things for India's freedom struggle but his actions are exponentially over hyped. India has a lot of other freedom fighters who are, unfortunately, not appreciated and regarded as much as Gandhi

[@Mohitkumar-gg7cc]

But bro he started the freedom fight and also the most oldest freedom fighter against British imperial

[@WeGottaGrowUp]

@@Mohitkumar-gg7cc he’s a confusing guy

[@goldenmemes51]

As a American Sikh I appreciate your effort ! I’m glad newer Indian population is being more woke in a good way .. shaheed Bhagat Singh was a hero and deserves way more credit than gandhi

[@ParZivaal_]

@Doremi Fasolatee I'm not saying you're entirely wrong but you aren't entirely correct either neither am I saying that gandhi was the mantle of all good. Yes, gandhi played an awful role in Bhagat Singh's death but it was either his death or participation of indian leaders at the round table confrence. It was two terrible options and gandhi went with one. Again I'm not trying to justify his decision I'm just trying to look at the facts from a neutral point. And when it comes to world war, gandhi did recruited participants from both india and SA but not for WWII but for WWI. During the WWII gandhi asked british imperials that india will not participate in anything unless the independence is granted. The slogan for revolution was "agrejo bharat chhodo meaning Englishmen leave the india" and na denge ek bhai, na denge ek paai meaning we'll not give a single penny or a single brother to english wars."

[@ParZivaal_]

@@WeGottaGrowUp that's true gandhi is a misunderstood person both from good and from bad side.

[@kajolrahate1603]

I was preparing for a medical examination for admission in a hospital in India... At that time one of their subjects was mahatama Gandhi's life... I had to read nearly 5 books on him to know what he truly was . Not a Mahatma for sure

[@syedkabir934]

MGIMS

[@TypicalIndian1981]

Yeah

[@debabratadatta3696]

Surely MGIMS Wardha😊😊😊

[@pratikchakraborty6354]

Anything but a Mahatma😂

[@Mohitkumar-gg7cc]

What is your dad is your dad good that much you thought ?just human thing please not take it seriously😂😂😂

[@williamj.dovejr.8613]

Many individuals I met who were indian really didn't like Gandhi, even bristling at the sound of his name. They would even tell me, " Don't believe everything you hear about him, that movie about him isn't right about everything. " Then I learned more about him. The truth is finally coming out.

[@ANURAGKUMAR-m5k]

That is because they believe in right-wing ideology Hindu Rule and Gandhi always believed in secular state. Hence RSS the flag bearer of hindutva defamed him and even one of the members killed Gandhi. But the fact is almost every freedom fighter respected him and Einstein said that upcoming generations wont believe that a person like he ever lived on earth. Everything that is said about him is a piece of circumstantial evidence.

[@sudheerbarai9221]

It wasn't until I reached 9th grade , when my Social Studies teacher taught us about the bad side of Gandhi and I thank him a lot for this , for showing me what the truth was of our history, sadly he isn't in this world now. RIP Anil Pandey Sir 🙏

[@puzzysniffler2007]

Om shanti

[@LK-em2ly]

@Stardust Meant To Shine did you watch the video?

[@LK-em2ly]

@Stardust Meant To Shine the truth

[@1712NineNine]

I was taught by the same teacher bro. 😢😢RIP Anil Pandey Sir , he always talked about the real father of the nation Netaji Shubhash Chandra Bose

[@sudheerbarai9221]

@@1712NineNine you from where?

[@labeorohita2745]

"I never consider Mr. Gandhi a mahatma (saint). He has shown me his real fangs." -B. R. Ambedkar (The man who led the team for writing of Indian constitution) PS - I consider him a few sane minds at the time who asked during partition a complete transfer of population, but screwd by Congress leaders. He was so practical and genuine that he said 10 years of reservation is enough for upliftment and inclusion of a depressed class to the society. But screwd by forthcoming leaders.

[@jithetic__2272]

Babasaheb The Fearless Leader 🔥❤

[@kennethyoung7564]

Yes, but Gandhi changed some of his views due to B.R. Ambedkar. I do think Gandhi was a great man, I would also view Ambedkar a great man, but don't know much about him as a non Indian.

[@krishnachoubey8648]

@@Juan-bm7nr bheem bheem bheem, Dr. Bheem, Dr. Bheem

[@alchemist7412]

@@kennethyoung7564 Ambedkar is the Martin Luther King of India. King was a black leader fighting against racism & Ambedkar was a Dalit leader fighting against Castesystem

[@Rudra-rf5cn]

@@alchemist7412 And today's average bhimtas don't fight caste system, do they?

[@chidori_2379]

Really happy that Infographics took up this topic. From our childhood here we are taught mostly about Gandhi and his dark side is not talked about at all. There have been many other freedom fighters who deserve more recognition and those people absolutely sacrificed everything for India’s freedom.

[@looppaddleanimation9488]

Well said

[@bluecow7883]

Chandra Bose? Also Jawaherlal Nehru and Shaukat Ali.

[@b_f_d_d]

Agreed Good on IGS's part

[@civilizedhuman7875]

This is why you guys should’ve stayed with Britain

[@user-vs3ln7ek9i]

@@bluecow7883 in deed i agree also mangel pandey and bhagat singh

[@sidharthshekar5046]

Well, now I know why Gandhi was not chosen to be the Tallest Statue of the World and I am glad it was Sardar Vallabhai Patel.

[@saurabhkesharwani6143]

👍🏼

[@zulmim4yank]

Yea once a English speaker white man validated this, now pjeet got to know it

[@detramwings6969]

Glad that Modi wasn't chosen as well it would have reeked of Gomuthra

[@BluePanther101]

Gandhi is a hero in Indian school textbooks but very few people know what kind of person he really was, This video clearly explains it.

[@whatsername7]

He is still a Hero. Just because he had some bad sides doesn't make him any less of a hero, he fought for Indian Independence. And all the bad sides of his he clearly acknowledges those in his autobiography, because ultimately he was still a human being. And we all have two sides.

[@tz4668]

@@whatsername7 this is social engineering, the leftists had designed the syllabus in such a way that it has brainwashed people of India to such an extent that we are finding good sides in people who were actually bad as humans for example akbar is presented as a good king while he's the same person who used to sell hindu women as slaves as mentioned in akbarnama.

[@whatsername7]

@@tz4668 Gandhi was racist at one point in his life doesn't mean he didn't change. We all were racist and even sexist once, so are you gonna judge people for what they were in the past? And about Akbar, I would like to know the source you got that info from

[@adish7839]

@@whatsername7 Mughal used to write their own history by their court historians and they have proudly mentioned killing non muslims for the glory of Islam was their religious duty.

[@whatsername7]

@@adish7839 First of all @t z only mentioned about Akbar, secondly it's not true, Aurangzeb was a fanatic, not the others.

[@Studiet]

This is sad that as us Indians, we've never ever taught the actual history but only the "good parts" and we're blinded and instead of letting us decide who's a hero and who's not a hero, we've been told who's the hero and who's not the hero. Really sad.

[@mystic6369]

Atleast he helped in the freedom of the country, see the good things and as a person he may did bad things but thats due to lack of education and proper care

[@MD_-ub8rx]

Same thing with Columbus

[@Evandalemurray]

What

[@alexanderjack4437]

Bro the being from Britain we only taught ourselves the "good bits" it's a subjective matter for every country

[@Maolana_ModiG]

He was famous and hero like modi. But truth comes out when already caused un-repairable damange

[@euhnathan]

Having lived in India for 5 years, most of these facts were told to me by Indians themselves. You had a group of Indians who idealised Gandhi for the same reasons a lot of us (used to do) do, and another group of people who never ceases to preach about his hypocrisy. I personally see him as a flawed individual but racism should not tolerated.

[@armanmahapatra8622]

I as an indian believe Gandhi isn't worthy of being father of our nation. Its netaji subhas chandra bose who is the actual father of the nation but history supresses the truth.

[@zengreen]

@@armanmahapatra8622 ye

[@NagaRaj-ox6en]

u all should remember what a genius gamdhi is just a requote from insidious churchill about him " If he had a sword i had guns ,if he had gun I had bigger , but he possesses NON-VOILENCE ,I am afraid I dont have nothing against It " thats what I am about Gandhi is a genius he know Britain could withstand Might germans in war But couldnt supress gandhi If U understand this u will rethink about ur IDEA about gandhi

[@zengreen]

@@NagaRaj-ox6en everything and every human has a good and bad side where there is yin there is yang there needs to be a balance unless it wont work out so he isnt like a saint and yes im an Indian

[@playerjack2566]

@@NagaRaj-ox6en Gandhi was favorite of British many times he support them

[@Beta549]

Yes finally as a Indian I want to cry as the truth is finally out

[@Beta549]

What do I have to do

[@megaxind16]

My friend, i have to ask.. how do average indian think about him?

[@TheRealAshleyEditz]

​@@megaxind16 Indians actually don't respect him

[@blink13furever]

he is damaging your true sense of self! this is all a lie!

[@jrard92]

As an Indian I agree with this. There were lot of dark sides to this man who we were told that was some kind of God level man or a monk.

[@alokrai744]

Ok... Who told you or where you read that GANDHIJI was GOD ?? WHERE IN INDIA you read this ? We call him father of nation, that's all.

[@sulusukta3935]

@@alokrai744 but he is not, father of nation...

[@alokrai744]

@@sulusukta3935 tumhare kehne se toh hone se rha ...jaake Indian govt se baat kar lo to take back this title ,till then globally he is father of nation for INDIA

[@deveshgupta2156]

@@alokrai744 Article 18 (1) No title, not being a military or academic distinction, shall be conferred by the State you can confirm

[@alokrai744]

@@deveshgupta2156 kuch cheeje kitabo me hi rehti hai ... Haqeeqat se dur. Almost every politician states the same thing about GANDHIji. Globally Indian politician / journalist/ ambassador inaugrate the statue under same title / talk about the father of nation. So keep your bookish redundant knowledge to yourself

[@BheemNationalist]

When we say these in India, we’ll be branded as Sanghi 😂 However when a western channel did a video, everyone wholeheartedly accepted it….very nice😌

[@sheronjames1453]

Please read about Gandhi and read his biography. Don't rely on KZbin and whatsapp.

[@helpmelosemyvirginity2366]

@@sheronjames1453 Main source of this video is from his biography itself

[@ripsanskrit3609]

Exactly 💯

[@bharatchandran9700]

No, sangis are no different. They are proud of british boot licker savarkar and murderer Godse.

[@BheemNationalist]

@@bharatchandran9700 Say whatever you want to say about Godse. But don’t even utter a word against Savarkar without knowing him properly…. Read Savarkar Biography by Vikram Sampath. Or at least hear the speeches of Vikram Sampath. Then talk about him…. You haters can’t even understand how much he suffered for freedom of our nation….

[@atulsain6170]

He was a moster to Indians imposed as saint by ruling governments.

[@timepass4783]

and everyone was brainwashed by the schools

[@om71-m5g]

Meet Bob: Bob is a good guy, he works everyday, pay his taxes and do all things right. Although, when Bob was still young, probably in his 20s, he didn't do his taxes, skipped work for no reason and although he was still a good man and most of his friends respected him, there were some who hated him.. now bob is over 40 years old, he got a change in his heart seeing the position of his country and how can he help even if small to ramp up his country's progress... Now, many people... more than when he was in 20s respected him and saw him as an old wise man, but still there were some who used to point out his previous mistakes of he evaded tax and didn't contributed in his part of work in his 20s.. Bob doesn't care neither does his friends because he know that maybe he had done some things wrong in the past, maybe he still sometimes, very rarely skips his work... he has changed. Bob idolises Gandhi

[@akultechz2342]

Exactly

[@ScrollThePodcast]

@@om71-m5g Around Million people killed in past because of Bob, also he brainwashed many to be killed by their will, but whatever, he's a good guy now! Cheers

[@KiaanWavare]

I'm indian and was taught he was a hero amongst india, I'm glad I know the truth now.

[@opusepynomus9995]

As an Indian.. I didn't needed the internet to figure out who he truly was . The clues were always there. His hands are red with blood of Sikhs and Hindus.

[@8rupees718]

Well said

[@MrGrimjaw]

The truth is all humans are flawed

[@jrmckim]

It doesn't matter what religion.. they were human.

[@8rupees718]

@@jrmckim shut

[@jrmckim]

@@8rupees718 what?

[@Anshika_Singh15]

Finally a video where I cleared my doubts about Gandhi's true character....surely he did a lot for India but his personality and so called "sacrifices" are worth nothing in front of true heroes of India like Bhagat Singh and Subhash Chandra Bose.

[@scooby5478]

Sacrifices? He was living in bungalows during imprisonment.

[@ayush4565]

worth nothing? he was the true inspiration for crores of Indian to fight for independence. Many of our freedom fighter are result if his independence struggle.

[@swayammm__]

Bhagat singh became a freedom fighter because of Gandhi directly or indirectly and subhash chandra bose respected him for some reason

[@swayammm__]

@@urlosthairtie well we don't remember Gandhi was his goodness we should not care about his views on women empowerment but we remember him for his contribution in freedom strugle

[@Anshika_Singh15]

@@swayammm__well his contribution doesn't seem much inspiring he was a person who believed in ahinsa and that's what he taught others....but ahinsa alone couldn't have yield us freedom.... there is nothing much of sacrifices in teaching others what u believe in... If Indians would have just followed ahinsa....I think it would've been more difficult to gain Independence....so rather than declaring Gandhi as a great freedom fighter we should focus more on those who lost their lives bravely

[@capitalistkarl1795]

Yessss! Finally a big channel said this. In India , they teach us right from kindergarten that how Gandhi was a godlike man and the greatest person to have ever walked among us. It never made sense to me ; his philosophy, his actions , his visible hypocrisy. But I was afraid of saying that out loud. Finally I realized that it was the propaganda of the ruling INC who claimed to be his successors and thus to seek public support , portrayed him as the sole freedom fighter who got India independence.

[@blizzardts132]

trueee

[@jacobmathew4224]

Lord Ramachandra banished his wife Sita because she was suspected to have drawn Raavan's face and commented on how handsome he looked. Would you call him a cold hearted person? Or someone who stuck to his ideals even when he had so much to lose. I bet you would succumb to incredible pressure within minutes or seconds. Even I would. We are humans after all, but what makes Gandhi so great that he knew that humans are powerful because they have the ability to change themselves. Ramachandra was human but he was Godlike, in his deeds.

[@AK-rv6dq]

In the US, up until the early 2000s, we were taught the same about Columbus. He was a terrible navigator that brutalized people, but yet we had a holiday for him.

[@tannerbuck4740]

Keep seeking more truth. 👍

[@Dank.man45]

@@jacobmathew4224 no its not...from where did u get all of that?and who has liked ur cappy comment? The thing u are mentioning is from "uttar kaand" and this chapter isnt in the real,pure and original Ramayan by maharshi valmiki,the verses u said are written by writers in medieval century by their own mind

[@gemsgalore5389]

As an indian i am not shocked, as a matter of fact, Mahatma=Great person. I refuse to call him "Mahatma Gandhi"

[@adish7839]

When Britishers were leaving india, they clearly said that Gandhi's impact of non-violence movemen was minimal. They were scared of NETAJI'S ARMY.

[@mayankgoud9503]

Netaji was crushed in the east

[@AmitSharma-cg9gf]

@@mayankgoud9503 but it created riots across the country and mutiny amongst the indian soldiers

[@Manik_khanna]

@@AmitSharma-cg9gf even in navy

[@oksowhat]

@@mayankgoud9503 after ww2, netajis soldiers were tried in red fort, after seeing how the indian population was against this trial, they knew their days are limited now

[@nadeemkevka275]

Huh?

[@mrunalsingade3638]

I'm not sure if this is correct or not bt I would like to say that many Indians despise some of his actions during the war of Independence and not all of us like him a lot.

[@bruhh3759]

bruh

[@mrdarker0778]

This information is actually correct..

[@ifykyk679]

It's correct

[@Zzzz-lg3iw]

@@mrdarker0778 This information is on point.

[@AjaniSpeaks]

It is correct.

[@dyrok]

din mai salt, raat ko assault Salt in the day, Assault at night

[@Aditya_PS]

😂😂😂

[@KunjikaSingh]

salt in the streets assault in the sheets

[@shreyonlodh3827]

Din ko dandi Raat ko danda

[@Kasse-g3h]

Tf does that mean

[@ewetn1]

​@@Kasse-g3h i'm going to take an educated guess it means someone is good in the light of day when others see what they're doing, but under the cover of night they're actually violent and backstabbing. "Salt" here would be like "salt-of-the-earth," ie, the best kind of people who are wholesome and humble. If I interpreted wrong, someone can correct me.

[@commerceworld6577]

Mallus from kerala will.come and preach Gabdhi for their personal religious interests

[@OmkarMahadik-c2j]

why any reason

[@maiholiaw4927]

There was a time when I thought Gandhi was a hero; an amazing man who defeated the British with his simplicity, then I read more about him, read his life and his views. And I felt disgusted. How can this man be called "Father of the Nation"?

[@hifi9344]

Man he is on our currency with such a history

[@ashutoshm.5920]

@@hifi9344 yeah , they should remove his photo and put Subhash ji , bhagat ji and many more instead of this man. I would be really happy with the govt who will do this.

[@kumarabhishek1064]

Modern day India, refused to call him "Father of Nation", its all propaganda of Congress party which ruled India for 60 years.

[@rukubala9531]

@@ashutoshm.5920 Gandhi is In our currency so that we can sell him.😂

[@sharvari_0620]

@@ashutoshm.5920 Absolutely

[@lewys9204]

Same as mother Teresa, she was selective on the charity giving for more publicity; and many times through her life she was queried whether a demon posessed her. She was actually exorsided. This isn't normal, a person doesnt get an exorcism without suspicion or a crazy fanatic group as her acquaintances. Her path was true and just and she was a person about helping others and making the neediest of needy desperate people a bed, a foot wash or some food. However, given that understanding she was still selective everywhere she went for a political stance; she was more pleased with pursuing the demand from rich folk or those with political influence in certain areas to pacify certain slum communities that were experiencing famine, disease, drugs, mobs, gangs, corrupt societies. The same is said about other recent political saings, you really have to question there actions. In reality, every action has a consequence.

[@I-am-duck]

no, mother teresa was far different than Gandhi

[@grosebud4554]

Had connections with child trafficking too

[@I-am-duck]

@@grosebud4554 where are you getting this from?

[@MrDaoby]

@@I-am-duck there's an episode on this channel about mother Teresa

[@medexamtoolscom]

Now she actually WAS terrible. This video doesn't make me think badly of Gandhi, but Mother Teresa was truly as corrupt as L. Ron Hubbard or Joseph Smith. Funny how con artists often get venerated by religions.

[@candiesrcute]

my father always hated him. whenever i mentioned him my father deeply expressed his hatred towards him. he called him the biggest hypocrite and a pervert. i never understood why until i came across an article of this type. edit: please don't fight or bring up hateful topics in the comments. we're all pretty much mature enough not to do that and instead spread the right information while not being hateful, afterall, we shall not speak ill of the dead.

[@kathacentauri5943]

Even my parents hate him

[@akhilpanilkumar9400]

@@kathacentauri5943 ☹️☹️

[@FarzinAhammed]

Are you sure your dad is not an RSS supporter cause that's worse than being a Ghandhi follower

[@candiesrcute]

@@FarzinAhammed he is not a supporter nor does he hate them. pretty much neutral. believe me, in our country there are hardly any Gandhi followers, they just like to boast about him because unfortunately for us, that guy is one of the few things that people know about India.

[@in8187]

There is only one that is good, and that is the HEBREW ELOHIM. Now you can see the way CHRIST lived is the way to live. JOHN 3: 16....

[@youqube5790]

My teacher also said.. Gandhiji delayed indian independence

[@tiagoguilherme8710]

Hi! I've watched your video talking about the bad side of Gandhi. I wanted to challenge them to do the same for Winston Churchill, who was a racist who caused genocide in India and advocated Apartheid in South Africa.

[@smithaphilip3508]

At last, someone who has some guts

[@LB-py9ig]

If anything, this channel would jump at the chance to dump on Churchill. The white race is so laughably spineless and self-hating they literally had mobs of English people tearing down statues of the guy just two years ago. Would you do that to a statue of Gandhi?

[@shikshapandey8196]

Winston Churchill's policies caused a famine that claimed more than 3 million Indian lives, according to a new study using soil analysis for the first time to prove the origins of the disaster. He starved Bengal to feed london Churchill even appeared to blame the Indians for the famine, claiming they "breed like rabbits"."It's one of the worst blots on his record," says Toye. "It clearly is the case that it was difficult for people to get him to take the issue seriously." Churchill has been criticised for advocating the use of chemical weapons - primarily against Kurds and Afghans. "I cannot understand this squeamishness about the use of gas," he wrote in a memo during his role as minister for war and air in 1919. "I am strongly in favour of using poisoned gas against uncivilised tribes," he continued. Churchill's views on race were incomparable to Hitler's murderous interpretation of racial hierarchy, Toye says. "Although Churchill did think that white people were superior, that didn't mean he necessarily thought it was OK to treat non-white people in an inhumane way."

[@yasmineamberflamenco6725]

Mate, seriously? It's only the most dyed in the wool hard-right british conservatives who don't think Churchill was a war-mongering psychopathic upper class elitist English racist. Britain needed a psychopath to stave off a pyschopath at that point in history, and it worked. But he was voted out by his own country almost immediately after the war, because they realised he was nothing but a war time leader. I still see Ghandi qutoes DAILY in social media - and people still bang on about what a wonderful man of peace and love he was (he wasn't). NOBODY says any of that nonsense about Churchill.

[@christheatheist2832]

He was also quotes as saying when the Welsh miners were striking for reasonable wages "the Welsh are starving. Fill their bellies with lead

[@atanudholay1184]

As an Indian, it is often said that Gandhi's policy of non violence or satyagraha were very significant, actually we have been taught a wrong history by degenerating the values of great heroes like S. Bose, Baghat Sing etc.

[@wolfu597]

Bose and Singh tried to form an army by recruiting Indian POW's captured by the Japanese. But after a couple of years they gave up because the Japanese didn't trust them, and treated their Indian POW's just like they treated all other Asians. Another detail is that, in Japanese society at the time, the darker your skin, the lower your status were.

[@atanudholay1184]

@@wolfu597 Bose and Singh tried to form an army🤣, go to Internet, have an acute study, it was not Singh, Sing had not any thing to with INA, Both of them were tigers and fought alone

[@atanudholay1184]

@Akshay Sharma ya which resulted in nothing, instead of asking me to stop just mind it without action there is no reaction, it was visualized by Bose, Baghat sing....and so on.

[@arpitshivhare217]

Ya that's the reason you don't know how to spell bhagat singh

[@ChandranPrema123]

Yeah love Gandhi as a Human but as a Freedom Fighter Never like he wanted India to be like a part of UK. We know what happened after Nehru Dynasty

[@immabusybee9032]

I still remember 4 years ago during a history class, we were reading the chapter "Rise of nationalism in India" and it has a lot parts and sub sections so we read them one by one. Then, we reached the section about gandhi his principles and stuff and there I remember it was my turn to read and the context was 'women's rights in the freedom struggle and women's right to vote' and gandhi's statement with respect to women's rights was "Women are supposed to care of their houses and that's their duty to care care of their children and husbands" This made me startle because until then gandhi was a god for us and we were never told anything bad about him so I assumed I read wrong and decided to read it again later and it still meant the same thing. I came home and looked up Gandhi like fr fr and I was so disappointed but also happy because now I wasn't idealizing a guy who was a big hypocrite. Edit: and i would say he was pretty like diplomatic manipulative leader which is why everyone liked him besides his pervy sexist and racist practices but that does not make him A GREAT LIVING BEING because he wasnt an honest man and he isnt someone who should be so looked upon as much as he is.

[@iraajxdarth655]

So true I am currently in 8th (will be in 9th in 2 weeks) we had the exact same chapter for us about womans right and stuff, but I was also very shocked because before that the education system brainwashed us into thinking was Gandi was a God and did everything good. Btw sorry for the long reply but it had to come out.

[@abhinavkumar2156]

And Ambedkar was demonized by everyone when he bought the Hindu Code Bill which ensured women's rights

[@webdev8284]

@@abhinavkumar2156 Ambedkar hated all religions except Buddhism.

[@sujaygs4364]

Yeah, i still remember that line...

[@Yahoo1213]

Can you really blame him? Most Indian people has such thought in those times.Ask your grandparents to confirm,i bet they still has such thinking.

[@thecryptouniversity]

I'm so happy you talked about Malawi this is so nice

[@thedev-yani]

Even India is divided on their opinions on Gandhi. I am myself an advocate for Subhash Chandra Bose, and never agreed with Gandhi's principles or ways of life. Had we not followed Gandhi, we could've had independence much earlier.

[@Dinrick25]

So true. If we would have followed the path of non violence, Independence would have for sure faced a huge delay. Its Bhagat Singh and Subhash Chandra Bose, for whom we got the Independence. Mahatma Gandhi was demanding for Dominion status. But Bhagat and Subhash demanded Total Independence.

[@chinniabhinav9373]

Yessss

[@argaandreas3661]

Hi Bro. Greetings from Indonesia. Why do you hate Gandhi so much? After India became indepwndent, he didn't get any political or leadership official posts in the newly government of India, where Nehru became the first PM. Instead, he lived very simply, near to poverty, in a very small house in a rural village, and he only wore that simple white clothes, never he wore the suit and ties. Even if Gandhi was educated in Britain. He didn't posses much wealth.

[@thedev-yani]

@@argaandreas3661 We don't particularly hate him. My point was we could've been better off without him. Gandhi's views won't save anyone in the real world we are in.

[@av3919]

@@thedev-yani pure assumption without any base ..

[@adityapawar1210]

As an Indian, this is all true, i was bought up in school learning that he was the sole reason the british left, but no. The british left only after the Naval Mutiny . Gandhi also didnt allow his wife to take medicine when she fell seriously ill, resulting in her death, but when HE fell sick, he gladly took the british medicine.

[@Nethra0]

Is it true

[@neerajdwivedi8920]

@@sleeksilver3358 yes it is

[@Goodtimewillcomessoon]

Myth: Gandhiji did not allow his wife to take British medicine when she was ill. Truth: Gandhiji's wife did not agree to take British medicine when she was ill as it contained cow fat . Go read the autobiography and find out.

[@Goodtimewillcomessoon]

@@Nethra0 no

[@dheerajroy]

@@Goodtimewillcomessoon People read from whatsapp university now a days :D and then make such videos

[@potterheads-heaven28]

My dad has always told me since the beginning that he was never the great man that people made him out to be. He told me all the political drama attached to him. We, as Indians, are taught about him a lot and he's referenced in a lot of things. I personally think that this is so because he went on the path of non-violence and they want to promote that in the youth of this country. However, he's given way more attention than he actually deserves and I think there were so many other freedom fighters who actually fought against the Britishers and made it possible for us to be free in this day and age. They are given way less credit than they deserve.

[@BEAST-45]

W DAD 🔥 LOVE FROM INDIA

[@anish_cricket1072]

Same, Subhas Chandra Bose was a real one

[@nanthakumarrr]

They taught us Nehru was a kind man who loved "Children"

[@pradeepagnel2262]

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose is way better than Mahatma Gandhi

[@eatYoself]

Ain't no one in England that was worried about your other freedom fighters. It was Ghandi they feared but go on trying to rewrite your history.

[@22r.aashritpushkarixg71]

As an indian, im happy that someone has spoke about this topic on youtube for a long time, i really wanted to watch this teacher

[@jeremyheartriter2.063]

In school we were taught to believe that Gandhi was a God-like man, a flawless man of peace. History textbooks in Indian schools portray only the good sides of figures like Gandhi, Nehru, etc. That being said I do believe they played important roles in Indian independence but that doesn't mean they were perfect humans. We need to know all sides of the story.

[@Release-Topic-b4d]

What's more ? We as children actually believed that his non violence ideals is what gave us independence. Which couldn't be farther away from truth

[@spambotjk7048]

@@Release-Topic-b4d Gandhi "never" gave independence to India as per British prime minister Clement Attlee in 1952, he says the naval mutiny caused by the Azad Hind Fauj influence, made the British to leave much earlier, they planned originally to stay there until the 50's.

[@WizzardJC]

@@spambotjk7048 I didn’t know that, I must look it up, I had no idea they planned to stay till the 50’s but it doesn’t surprise me tbh

[@siliconvalley1552]

@@spambotjk7048 "As per Atlee"😂..... Britishers' opinions were always toxic for our people. You may witness it anywhere. Most of their opinions were trying to just show us less. Also, the person who created Azad Hind fauz, Shubhash Babu called M. K. Gandhi 'The Father of our nation '. Nowadays it's became intentional to deteriorate his image.💙

[@startusler]

What is a perfect human? Who is/was a perfect human? Can you tell me any examples?

[@JANARDHANPYDIMALLA]

"Gandhi is the greatest enemy of the untouchables (Dalits)" -Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

[@woah8626]

Untouchables? You mean the lowest rank in Hinduism?

[@robertthor2350]

@Post Modernist what read hindu scriptures....God created brahmins from head ......so on ...dalits from the feet...Hinduism doesn't believe in equality and human dignity...just check

[@hamidAliC]

Hinduism is Brahmanism it's Integrated inequality where brahmins considered as godmen and others are their slaves.

[@Nanded12345]

@@woah8626 nah , poor people with no education in this case .

[@Nanded12345]

@@hamidAliC it's not bramhin it's bramha

[@missanynomous2892]

Being a real Bengali and what he did with Subhash Chandra Bose, we all know what he was...

[@uglubuglu]

Exactly!!!

[@Manithan123]

You are supporting Bose who supported Nazis?

[@uglubuglu]

@@Manithan123 He never 'supported' nazis! He just used the old saying, "My enemy's enemy is my friend"

[@Manithan123]

@@uglubuglu That enemy is no ordinary enemy. Everyone should have known that!

[@JaiBhaarat1]

Please can somebody explain what did gandhi do with subhash chandra bose....i am from singapore ....need to know

[@pitch_shadow]

Coming from an Indian, thank you for making this video, telling the young generation the truth.

[@Sekiro614]

If this is really the truth then it means that I was brain washed since I was a kid

[@pitch_shadow]

@@Sekiro614 totally true

[@abhinavkumar2156]

I highly recommend people start reading up on Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and how he challenged Gandhi on his every view and how of a casteist bigot Gandhi was. Even in a recent poll on who was the Greatest Indian that ever lived done by IBN back in 2011 or 2014 Gandhi was not given the top spot it was Ambedkar. Gandhi emotionally blackmailed Ambedkar during Poona Pact. He is never the saint he was made to be. The reverence Gandhi gets is something which people like Ambedkar deserved from the western world.

[@tikman3164]

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar an absolute bigot responsible for the worst constitution in existence.

[@sujanbarman7092]

Let me tell you a small story my friend told me about his other friend. That guy was hoping to clear JEE and get admission in IIT. Do you know what the first thing he did for that goal to be achieved. He applied for this caste change to OBC. Let that sink in.

[@hacksawcodm6108]

Yeah it's so true

[@Pranavntespam]

@@tikman3164 lol the Exact opposite of what you said is true.

[@tikman3164]

@@Pranavntespam bask in your dishonesty

[@mranonymous1982]

Growing up as an indian you were always taught gandhi as god's angel in schools as they say him 'mahatma' gandhi, but none can deny the fact that he indeed had a influence of white superiority in him. He had even manipulated the meaning of tolerance, and all of that in the name of being religiously nonviolent, which is as wrong as it can be. Even in our religion they say, 'अहिंसा परमो धर्मः धर्म हिंसा तथैव च:' which means 'Non-violence is the ultimate duty, but you have to choose the path of Violence to protect the world from evils.' Gandhi even agreed to the proposal of division of the nation into inda and pakistan, and even if that was not enough already that he made one country an islamic state and the other one secular... Not only that, he even didn't try to stop the hangings of violent nationalists like bhagat singh, sukhdev singh and many other just because they were not following the same ideology of his free india. There are many more evidences to support that he was more interested in holding power than freedom of india.

[@neelivincible2963]

Absolutely, And I just can't take the fact that he got more people killed than even Netaji who fought for a good reason. Non-violence is more like pure stupidity you can only be non-violent until the other party becomes violent. Our whole country got played by one who was seeking to only hold the power.

[@mankeeratsingh8525]

True. He went back on his promises to Sikhs and muslims and hated them. He is more responsible for creation of Pakistan than jinha

[@lisasimpsonisanaddict]

Thank god we got rid of india and got Pakistan. Literally a young muslim girl’s video is going viral who was harrased by 20 hindu boys for wearing hijab

[@zaniel9924]

@@neelivincible2963 true

[@zainshamim343]

You say that like it’s a bad thing he agreed to the division of India.

[@akshatdogra]

Feel so awful about how he's on every Indian currency note when there have been other figures in our history like Sardar Patel, Kartar Singh Sarhaba and Bhagat Singh. 😢

[@baredesigns]

We must HAVE Modiji on notes. Or better still bring out Rs. 1,00,000 note with Modiji's face on it.

[@omarlittle-hales8237]

SALaM, SHLAMa, SHLOMo, SHALoM, NAMASTe, PEACe. 1. Both Mother Teresa & Gandhi, Had Their Dark Sides, They Most Probably Dark Empaths. 2. The Dark Empath personality has high levels of Narcissism, Psychopathy, Machiavellianism, Dark Triad, and Cognitive Empathy, With superficial Attractive Charm. 3. The Gospel Verses State One God, Thus All The Paul Verses, Added The Trinity In 325AD. 4. The Vedas Are Monotheistic, But The Guru Books Are Polytheistic, Which Were Added Later Too. 5. Original Christianity And Hinduism Were Both Purely Monotheistic, But Later Both Added The Trinity, Into Their Scriptures, Along With Zoroastrianism And Buddhists.

[@nikhileshwar9673]

Even George Washington's face is on the note of a dollar.

[@siddharth7191]

@@baredesigns pseudo secular socialist congressi or bulla? Sardar Patel or Subhash Chandra Bose, Swami Vivekananda there are more for your burnol. Indonesia has Ganeshji on their coins despite having more

[@judo2111]

@@baredesigns 🤡

[@sudu916]

I'm an Indian and I love this video, finally someone revealed the truth, fullt stand with the African community! Gandhi was just a British boot-licker!

[@sudu916]

Was a creep also...

[@gamerscraft5477]

Clever man he was. Has billions of people fooled. Those who think this is it, it’s just the first page of a big book. And the same goes for Nehru.

[@naveen3406]

We can only do or become fools on 1st April once a year, but this man found a way to fool people for 6 decades straight!!! Yes!!! indeed clever he is..

[@gamerscraft5477]

He was an anti-Hindu. You would be shocked to read about those incidents.

[@Chuck_EL]

@@naveen3406 What Ghandi didn't understand was Africans (especially sudanese and Senegalese people) are genetically linked to indians and Romanians, the cultures and religious beliefs are similar for that reason

[@gamerscraft5477]

@Mohan Das Karm Cahnd Gandhi najais baap ki najais aulaad hain hum sab Btw naam ki spelling nahi aati tujhe

[@raghavkhurana5821]

@Mohan Das Karm Cahnd Gandhi wssup man😆

[@Daniggerman123]

Being an Indian, I’m happy to know how people know the truth, and I am ashamed of once respecting him deeply

[@MikhailSharma08]

​@Barlos Do you use KZbin as a substitute for that purpose? It certainly seems so. 🙄

[@moizkayani8790]

You can't clearly take this guy as your national hero. Who will it be thanm

[@goldenvulture6818]

Like Martin Luther King Jr. & Malcom X if Mohandas Gandhi didn't die when he did and didn't die the way he did he'd be more hated than loved today

[@l.-s.mutemba6521]

Don't be ashamed. You praised the good in him. Which is natural.

[@obbyperson7281]

@cocainecarlos bro thats like next level racism

[@blackbangtan8943]

As a indian, I always grew up thinking he was this hero, because I was taught so, until I came to the internet I didn't the things he did

[@squidlipssupreme168]

Don't believe everything you see on the internet

[@FallicIdol]

He did some good in the world, but he was a flawed human like all of us

[@adityakanoi8703]

Yes me too because of Indian national congress I believed Gandhi is hero and savarkar as evil ! All had their good and bad side it depends how we look and hear about them !

[@justsomegirlwithoutamustache]

@@squidlipssupreme168 There are still some informative channels that stay objective

[@blackbangtan8943]

@@FallicIdol not all is are racist and sexist?

[@nachiketwattamwar9706]

As an Indian I really thank you for bringing the truth about Gandhi. Many Indians hate him because of reasons mentioned by you.

[@arghyachatterjee3008]

Funny thing is - most of the points mentioned in the video can be found in his autobiography. He was quite blunt about self-assessment.

[@smallypimpy6407]

@Moon Shine That's a perfect reply. Completely agree

[@fallspeed]

@Moon Shine It is unfair to judge people who lived in a totally different time and culture by our standards, but a lot of people enjoy doing it and feeling morally superior about it.

[@lokevoice]

@@epictubegamer Morality, just like everything else in terms of science and technological innovation, is something that has evolved over time. Even if he was a racist, he was still way ahead of his time in other ways

[@PDBisht]

@Moon Shine i agree with ya here, people likes to glorify other people make the godly figure didn't expect them to have humanly traits and flaws but when they realised that it shattered their own beliefs and starts attacking on them just cuz he doesn't fit into their narrative.

[@ananyomukherjeeixd281]

@Moon Shine The problem is,people glorify him instead of accepting as he was.

[@politicus3605]

Growing up Black, we were taught that Gandhi was the Intellectual Inspiration to MLK, I’m truly disappointed to hear these shocking revelations 😔

[@jaisonsimon]

😓😔

[@shashanktejale9860]

you should read more about him to get more shocking facts 💀

[@jaisonsimon]

@@shashanktejale9860 I am an Indian, this vid is enough 4 me💀

[@shashanktejale9860]

@@jaisonsimon ok 😳

[@sarthakmaan7075]

He was the intellectual inspiration for MLK, MLK has wrote about it and talked about it. Also KZbin deletes comment with links so you look up an article on abc with some title like Gandhi views on racism. He called South African zulus by 1913 and was clearly sympathetic to them from 1906 onwards. In last decades of his life he would work for equality of all humanity.

[@shatofor100]

My biggest dream is to replace his face from our Indian currency notes with Netaji, Shivaji Maharaj any other true hero who fought for our country. He just not deserve it!

[@prakharrai4283]

He unifified the different communities and ethnic groups by being a brand ambassador and propagated the idea of one nation for the even the clueless and illiterate sections for sure.initiated some remarkable revolutions. We are thankful for that.🙏 But other parts of his story are too much.....he got more than he deserved.He had a dark side ,did some historic blunders as well. Being overly praised and overshadowing our other freedom fighters for 50+ years is too much.

[@subhrajitgupta5535]

He DOES!

[@financeguy8788]

YES!

[@financeguy8788]

@@subhrajitgupta5535 Nope. He doesn't.

[@bullempire6612]

Dr Ambedkar too

[@SooryaReddyChennupalliClassV]

Bro which country are U . I would like to THANK U sooooo much for spreading awareness on a international platform

[@rudransh044]

It’s disgusting how Gandhi is probably the second most famous person from India in the world only after buddha. There were better leaders than Gandhi who never got recognised or celebrated.

[@saurabhkanhere7033]

For you, nobody knows these two

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

@@saurabhkanhere7033lol what? EVERYONE knows those two. You’re joking right?

[@tylerhill9510]

Buddha was from Nepal 😂

[@Rogerrr510]

What did Buddha do?

[@tombrad795]

Bhagat Singh always

[@onkarkulkarni24]

Being An Indian, I am so so so thankful to you for showing this side of M K Gandhi we here in India always hail him as Mahatma and Father of the Nation, but the bad side is never showed to us, he is always portrayed as the most humble freedom fighter, while what he did was just a hunger strike....! Leaders like Sarojini Naidu, said that "it costs a lot of money to keep this man in poverty." Yeah the Man used to travel in 3rd class trains but for that purpose two three coaches would be vacated, away from the poor but still seemingly poor...! Fair enough...!

[@potentialpop1620]

Thank you for bringing this to the limelight. As an Indian I wish this message should reach every citizen of our country. People should know the real truth and realise who they are idolizing in their lives

[@omkarpawar9085]

He should have remained a saint without interfering in India's Independence movement which slowed down and was delayed due to his presence

[@silentkilleryt18kholi]

As an Indian from our childhood everyone spammed gandhi gandhi gandhi but now.......... Only Indian's understand😭😭😭🥺

[@bbrruuhhhhh19]

We got independence because of nataji

[@shivam_nagar69]

In childhood we were forced to love Gandhi In adulthood we learnt about Godse Godse is the man🚩

[@samuelcosta8189]

Let it all out🙂

[@themisjustice1863]

The more I learn about Gandhi, more I feel disappointed because I always saw him as a hero of our nation. Whatever views he might hold his idea of Truth and Non-violence is something to learn. I am saying this because wisdom teaches us to learn from people even if we don't like them as there is always something to learn.

[@professordino3597]

I know

[@animefreak-san489]

As an Indian, I'm happy people are coming to know of Gandhi's reality. He is not "The Father of the Nation", this is a propaganda and an embarrassment. He is overrated and a misguidance to youth. What he did more than fighting for independence is making an entire subcontinent weak on its foundation for over 70 years and misrepresenting certain democratic values. He is given more importance over people like Subhas Chandra Bose, B.R. Ambedkar.

[@RajaRam-xx1kp]

Netaji Bose called him Father of the nation

[@animefreak-san489]

@@RajaRam-xx1kp and he was VERY wrong in that. He'd agree if he lived long enough to know. Ambedkar never called him that and acknowledged what Gandhi did during his time.

[@masterhind2036]

@@RajaRam-xx1kp And Ambedkar said "I will never respect a horrible man like gandhi". And also netaji's quote was from when he was still in the congress, I think.

[@RajaRam-xx1kp]

@@masterhind2036 No Netaji's INA brigade had gandhi name also he called gandhi father of nation way after leaving congress....And I agree with Ambedkar that gandhi was not a mahatma but a great leader...Please check ur facts Netaji and almost all other freedom fighters respected him....

[@escapistreader3860]

Bose and Ambedkar were equally flawed people as Gandhi.

[@noelsherin1614]

I still don't get why he is named as 'Father is our Nation ' whereas there are so many people who really worked very hard for independence.

[@priyam1707]

Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj should be the father of this nation 🙏🚩

[@SDW3-6-9]

Once Netaji's statue is put up at India gate...the myth will go weaker

[@unitedgames7062]

I am a Pakistani and totally agree people lost their lives for india

[@ssingh4415]

@@priyam1707 This was said by Netaji Bose

[@priyam1707]

@@ssingh4415 koi fark nhi prta wo nhi jante gandhi ji ka experiment with truth or celibacy ke bare me Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel ka opinion sun na

[@petergianarakos4439]

He was a product of his time and of his experiences. It's just a fact. It's hard to judge people from our perspective. As an American I know we will be cursed by future generations. Absolutely detested for our disrespect to the planet, insane use of resources, and pollution. I'm not a big fan of the man but he did change history and the fate of tens of millions. Good show.

[@prakxyz]

No, he was evil his intent was evil

[@ronitdahiya7523]

I'm indian and after reading books about Gandhi other than NCERT and school books which portray him as Mahatma I realised that he is not a Mahatma Moreover subhash chandra bose had a big hand in indian independence

[@samruddhipai9453]

No one gets independence by cowardly doing some protest and drama for publicity. Independence was because of the Bravehearts like Subhash Chandra Bose who had the guts to fight the British.

[@ronitdahiya7523]

@@samruddhipai9453 🙂👍

[@ronitdahiya7523]

@@samruddhipai9453 ikr But in india those so called liberals Which call pseudo liberals Believe that Gandhi had a big hand But for me the real Mahatma is Bose The Sad reality is it takes a foreigner to convince Indians!

[@kathacentauri5943]

Subhash Chandra Bose's face should be printed on Indian currency rather than gandhi's

[@ronitdahiya7523]

@@kathacentauri5943 🙂🙂

[@Loralou4455]

As a South African I am so happy he is finally being exposed, while the government insists on keeping certain public spaces named after him is beyond me!

[@udhavbhatia6424]

What do you mean the guy was a open racist he admitted it in a lot of his writings it is a open secret the government did not want to admit it before if you want more information watch Abhijit Chavda he explains it the best his channel has the same name.

[@raja2850]

India has disowned him. Ever since internet became prevalent, we know how Congress was keeping us down unaware of anything. We were being fed propaganda.

[@syhuhjk]

As an indian iam happy too finally he is being exposed, still not completely

[@hello-friend990]

Half the roads in South Africa are named after controversial people so no point singling out Gandhi

[@vanshsaini7611]

@@raja2850 bro we still haven't disowned him we literally have his face on all of our currency notes and have a whole city named gandhinagar, we have a holiday on the day he was born named after him have literally tens of statues of him, also many colleges are named after him and also have some roads named after him so even though many indians are now becoming more woke about his reality we haven't disowned him

[@foodieanimal1066]

I once read an article named the expensive poverty of Gandhi! That made me know more about him and I can say he is an ordinary man who played an important role in India's freedom movement.. People who live by his ideologies take his positive sides only, so I respect them too..

[@in8187]

There is only one that is good, and that is the HEBREW ELOHIM. Now you can see the way CHTIST lived is the way to live. JOHN 3: 16....

[@st4r444]

No one is perfect. Everyone has corrupted sides and compassionate side. Perhaps if the story of ghandi was taught the other way around where he grew up as wicked but overcame his darkness and rose to wisdom it would be a better fit. I truly believe that Everyone and everything has value to take and learn from. We shouldn't take into offense just to ignore valuable lessons. If something doesn't fit your views simply discard it. If someone taught you something important than use it regardless of what you feel about him or her. If we continue to value our own opinions over improving ourselves we can't grow together. After all, the foundation of love,kindness, compassion, peace are universal and divine. It does not belong to one individual nor was it made up by one. We cannot simply lable people to a specific accomplishment and idolize them as we know that time after time again, We see more people preaching and practicing the same positive messages one way or another

[@in8187]

@@robingill2765 how do you know what is boring? Boring is being lied to by everything they teach you in school. By everything you watch on TV or listen too. Being in search of the TRUTH is not boring. You lie about almost everything you speak and do because the RCC is the one running this world. They have conditioned ALL of us to act the way we act. Only the wise and skeptical person will come out of this fake world.

[@alphazero5653]

Finally someone has shown guts

[@kratos12384]

As Indian...we were taught he was good ...but we already knew the truth when we became adults...but you should also make videos about British ..how they are covering their history in their text books.

[@marcusonesimus3400]

krishna pawar I was a student there for one year as a child, circa 1970. The textbook we used was very critical of domestic exploitation of labor during the early 19th century. One gathers from he news that Brits have evolved in their attitudes since 1970. In fact the BBC has a reputation for political correctness. It would not surprise me at all if their current textbooks gave Imperialism a rough ride. I have seen TWICE a very interesting BBC doc which details the role and exploits of colonial troops from India and Africa during the Great War of 1914-18. It added considerably to my understanding of the subject. I happen to live in Canada, where we have a substantial immigrant community from India.

[@peaceunion5316]

@@marcusonesimus3400 was in school in the early 2000's and left in 2012...british atrocities were indeed covered and bad attitudes were not swept over. So it interests me when people say our history is taught one sided. We experienced both positive and negative stories when learning about british history in school.

[@elgeneral5279]

Not sorry, and I'd do it again too.

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

Exactly, they covered up a lot

[@GrandMassU]

exactlly everyone wants to put a lense on people from every other race and culture but europeans history of violence and human rights violations is just skipped over and ignored we are told it was another time and most people didnt feel that way back then but the people in power did so they followed

[@maheshdalle1]

I am so happy to see that this Channel has the courage to release something on a topic that is generally neglected. GREAT JOB. Love from India❤️

[@loowick4074]

Yeah it's good because usually anything that moderately criticises India gets swarmed and disliked to the ground because of "ignorant foreigner". Glad that the Indian audience has matured and become more nuanced in the comment section. Although some people will never change

[@ASA-kq5bz]

@@loowick4074 it's not that indian audience has matured, but extremist right wing in india hate gandhi to the core that they even celebrate his murderer. They are currently in power and have majority hindu support. That's why so called 'maturity'.

[@loowick4074]

@@ASA-kq5bz I see some of those. But alot of the comments are more nuanced and grey than hoping Gandhi has never been born.

[@letmeknowyourname6101]

@@ASA-kq5bz here we have , a pseudo-secular👏👏

[@ASA-kq5bz]

@@letmeknowyourname6101 im centrist not pseudo secular. I also don't like gandhi that much but killing someone with opposing views is not right tbh. And bjp party in our country like to indulge in petty religion and past politics instead of development .

[@erinpilla]

I remember when I read about Mother Teresa's evil acts against Hindus. I was so appalled and I regret crying and praying for her in Catholic school. This is exactly how I feel now after watching this video. I always admired Gandhi. This is shocking.

[@nevermindgamer4946]

Most of the leaders were corrupt. You can change public view as they're taught from birth. Sad truth some of us has to carry

[@erinpilla]

@@nevermindgamer4946 I always believe that people will always twist the truth to fit their agenda or say thinking a certain way is not right while saying be free to think. It makes me so confused now

[@suryapratapmall4178]

@@erinpilla you can't ever know the exact truth 🙁

[@erinpilla]

@@suryapratapmall4178 truth.

[@EnjoySackLunch]

@@suryapratapmall4178 lol of course you can

[@jarofross1326]

Highlight the good parts, but also mention that this man is not a saint like most people think. This message should apply to anyone.

[@ryugatsuchiya9018]

During an interview after the independence of India, the reported asked Lord Mountbatten , the last Governor General of India, "What role did Gandhi play in the independence of India?" Lord Mountbatten just laughed and said "Nothing. Gandhi was the best policeman the British Empire could ever hire." Think about it, his policy of non-violence to avoid harming the brits, every time there was some kind of revolts or any kind of harm towards the British, he started fasting bcz he knew if he pretended to be dying or starving, the loving Indians wd stop what they were doing.

[@niharikashukla407]

So true. Mountbatten actually told that the real reason they left India was because of Netaji.

[@SajalKundu]

Bro maybe you have different view but don't spread fake news. Netaji also have his own view of independence but never hated Gandhi ji. They both fight for our independence with their own point of view.

[@samyakchhajed]

India got Independence because of economical loss of British and the invasion of Japan in Myanmar. They didn't go because of the freedom struggle. All the fighters died in vain.

[@samyakchhajed]

Actually Netaji liked Gandhi. But didn't like some of his practices.

[@heehee4903]

Read books bro. Netaji respected Gandhi with all his heart and vice versa. Don't you dare put Netaji and Gandhiji on the same line with the"woke" teens who cannot respect a man without insulting another man

[@donnelfernandes8989]

As an Indian. I can tell this story doesn't even show half of the cruel and hideous nature of this person.

[@zyrrhos]

Or even a fraction of the truth about the story of his transformation and the good in him.

[@rosewater6778]

True. One of the best ways the British machinated to stall the freedom struggle from within. They've left behind the "Sahebs who never left" to continue to stall India at all levels. We've only just begun to see this. If you study Gandhi carefully, you'll realise that the possibility that he was the greatest double agent ever created in history is far from a conspiracy theory.

[@GAMINGBLAZE]

@@zyrrhos what good ? the ones you have taught in school by his pet govt congress ? gandhi was a pure evil

[@om71-m5g]

Meet Bob: Bob is a good guy, he works everyday, pay his taxes and do all things right. Although, when Bob was still young, probably in his 20s, he didn't do his taxes, skipped work for no reason and although he was still a good man and most of his friends respected him, there were some who hated him.. now bob is over 40 years old, he got a change in his heart seeing the position of his country and how can he help even if small to ramp up his country's progress... Now, many people... more than when he was in 20s respected him and saw him as an old wise man, but still there were some who used to point out his previous mistakes of he evaded tax and didn't contributed in his part of work in his 20s.. Bob doesn't care neither does his friends because he know that maybe he had done some things wrong in the past, maybe he still sometimes, very rarely skips his work... he has changed. Bob idolises Gandhi

[@GAMINGBLAZE]

@@om71-m5g ​ Nope BOB is in his midlife crisis and holding Gandhi to fix his problems. Bob should know gandhi was not a good person but a selfish one who used his followers as he wanted & portrayed himself to the people as a very good guy by hiding his true intentions which is POWER, POLITICS, PERVRSION

[@tharunkumarvalluri]

"Gandhi was never a Mahatma and I refuse to call him a Mahatma.” by Dr B.R. Ambedkar

[@m_amirulhadi]

"Mahatma" is not his name? what is Mahatma means? what is it definition and translation?

[@staarfinger7322]

@@m_amirulhadi his actual name is Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.

[@staarfinger7322]

@@m_amirulhadi Mahatma means a person who is revered or respected

[@rdtyphon6684]

@@m_amirulhadi mahatma is made by two words- maha and atma Atma is spirit and maha is great So mahatma would be a great spirit, usually also referred to as godlike And yes he is often referred to as mahatma gandhi

[@tharunkumarvalluri]

@@rdtyphon6684 yeah mate in India some call him as Mahatma Gandhi 🤔🤔🤔

[@dadu4500]

BEAUTIFUL DOCUMENTARY, LOVE AND RESPECT FROM KARACHI, PAKISTAN.

[@chrisfisher4503]

Non violence in the face of true evil is the dumbest thing possible.

[@rayw-martinez3555]

exactly

[@jovinprime]

Hate him for what he did to Bhagat singh

[@SweetWillyD]

Tell that to Martin Luther King Jr who did more for blacks than any other single violent activist ever

[@kvskang3561]

You mean non violence is a dumb thing or thinking its evil is a dumb thing?

[@SweetWillyD]

Lol tell that to Martin Luther King Jr, whi accomplished more for black people than anyone else un the US

[@chandlerbing7469]

During the 1920s many Hindus in Kerala were killed and murdered in a series of attacks carried out by radical Islamists, when asked to condemn them Gandhi refused to call it a genocide instead named it a riot which was supposed to be against the British and the rich farmers of Malabar. This made Ambedkar furious because he was expecting Gandhi to atleast be the voice for the Hindus, who were just left helpless during the time.

[@mominpathan1718]

THE SAME HAPPENED IN 2002 GUJARAT GENOCIDE OF MUSLIMS BHAI RADICAL HINDUTVA

[@gpullaarray]

@@mominpathan1718 oh please, it was a retaliation on Muslims who burned a train with Hindu piligrim

[@intellectual8875]

@@gpullaarray bruh seriously 😐

[@intellectual8875]

And buddy I am talking in a soft wording that in 1920 the attack were not on Hindus the moplah incident was against British. It main cause was amritsar massacre which become the cause of riot and hate against British rule.

[@gpullaarray]

@@intellectual8875 are you in a deep slumber after finishing a bucket full of biryani ?

[@hobicheekz7645]

i got to know abt this when i was preparing a speech on Gandhi Jayanti as i wanted to present unknown facts and this came in front of me. I cannot put how shocked and disgusted i was. The man who has been an ideal and saint like figure.... Ppl should read what BR Ambedkar has to say abt him

[@LaVitaNouva]

I prefer calling Doctor Ambedkar the true hero of India.

[@prajwalbharambe343]

same. the more history i learn ambedkar is always better than Gandhi

[@kokabtasleem281]

Ambedkar ji is overrated..out constitution is not strong

[@muthukrshnan606]

Or Netaji as true hero of India ❤😊

[@bhagyeshkotian1747]

I'm indian and this is just 5% of what will shock you.

[@degualbosav9754]

whats the 95%

[@thewilderness9254]

@@degualbosav9754 yes

[@ppranflas238]

@@degualbosav9754 😭😭😭

[@ferhathebbache923]

@@degualbosav9754 the dark matter that no one knows about

[@bhanupratapsingh7911]

@@degualbosav9754 he can save Bhaghat Singh but he didn't

[@akshatdeshmukh5819]

There have been records from the British side saying that Gandhi's non violent movements weren't as effective as people made them out to be. It is said that the violent riots and the naval mutiny of 1946 was more decisive as the British felt they could not control the situation any further. There were a lot of other factors as well, and while nobody can question his credibility in bringing the masses together, the fact is that he has always been a deeply flawed person, flawed further by people who wanted him to be a saviour.

[@eatYoself]

The Brits also thought Maguire should stay at Manchester United while Ronaldo had to go. I wouldn't take their opinions as infallible

[@akshatdeshmukh5819]

@@eatYoself Obviously, and I've read enough bout him to make sure that doesn't form my opinion. Truth be told, supplementary material on him is much horrific.

[@ketanverma4177]

It was the fear of just one man returning: SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE. And the revolts of 1946 were a result of that ideology spreading.

[@smithjarrod3935]

aren't we all.. everybody has a dark side

[@ronald3836]

According to George Orwell, the British indeed privately referred to Gandhi as "our man".

[@senaajitraghu]

It's honestly nice to see such a big channel take this up, especially because I feel Indians need to really understand the truth about the personality that Gandhi had. The unfortunate thing is that people are still not open-minded to the truth and they still think Gandhi was a god and refer to him as the father of the nation.

[@HadesGaminggg]

Not all indians think he is just a hero and nothing else, he is a normal human being with a good and bad side. Not every indian will like him. But you do have a point some people don't know about the bad side of him.

[@RajaRam-xx1kp]

LOL Indians run trends on twitter,supporting his killer....No one respects Gandhi here....

[@simple-commentator-not-rea7345]

Sounds like a satirical twist, doesn't it? Someone spends all the time and research to prove how evil some renowned famous person really was, only to find out, were in THIS society, where famous serial killers and Nazis are considered the most tragic and sympathised people in history, and finding dirt on some peaceful religious leader or war hero is now treated like it's common knowledge

[@nayan7398]

He still did a lot of great things.

[@eee9034]

Why this channel is showing this now, socho, bahar ke loug jabhi India or Indian ke bare mae bolte hae , India ke bhalai ke liye nahi bolte

[@EngrSMT]

Extremely thank you for revealing the truth to the world finally.