US EditionThe Incident that Happened in South Africa on 7 June 1893, Gave Birth to Gandhi and Satyagraha
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Gandhi-Satyagrah: It was the year 1893, when Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi used to practice law in Rajkot, Gujarat. During this time, Seth Abdullah from South Africa called him to his country to fight his case. Gandhi ji boarded a ship and reached Durbin, South Africa, and then from here he caught a train to Pretoria on 7 June 1893. Gandhi ji had a first class ticket, but when the train was about to reach Pietermaritzburg railway station, he was as…
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