The Great Man

                 

                         Gandhi's great aim in life was to help to improve the condition of poor and suffering people, and to aid people in any way he could, but always using without force. he was against every sort of evil, no matter of what kind, when he tried to find out about the condition among poor farm workers, the people crowded around him by the hundreds. A friend had come among them, someone who wanted to help them, and to them this was something new. When the police ordered Gandhi to leave the place, he refused and in the court he explained why he could not obey.Then he asked the court to punish him for breaking the law. The court did not know what verdict to give him in such a case, and so let him go free. This was the first step in what come to be an important and common event in many part of India to refuse to obey a law considered to be unjust and at the same time calmly to accept any punishment that might be given and never to retaliate.