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What did Gandhi equate the fight for Swaraj with in terms of civil liberties?

1

Economic freedom

2

Liberty of speech and press

3

Educational reforms

4

Social equality

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Answer

B. Liberty of speech and press

Solution:

Gandhi stated that the fight for Swaraj was intrinsically linked to liberty of speech, press, and association, highlighting their importance in expressing public opinion.

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