Mr Mohan Das karamchand gandhi was not allowed to ride in the first class on the train due to apartheid that was on hipe at that time in South Africa.ONLY WHITE PEOPLE WERE ALLOWED TO SIT IN THE FIRST CLASS,NOT A SINGLE BLACK CASTE WAS ALLOWED TO TAKE A RIDE IN THE FIRST CLASS OF A TRAIN THERE.
Gandhi first experienced racism when he was traveling by train, and was asked to move from first class to third. He refused to do so and was thrown off of the train.
He was a troublemaker, and he learnt in South Africa
Gandhi was thrown out of a train because a white man needed a first class carriage. Gandhi had brought a first class ticket but as he was black, he was thrown of the train for refusing to move.
When Mahatma Gandhi was travelling in train in south africa,then British pushed him out out because he was travelling in the class used by british to trvell and another reason was he was a black person.
he was thrown off a train after refusing to move to third class. even though he had a first class ticket he was "colored" so he belonged in third class seating.
Gandhi first experienced racism when he was traveling by train, and was asked to move from first class to third. He refused to do so and was thrown off of the train.
He was a troublemaker, and he learnt in South Africa
Gandhi was thrown out of a train because a white man needed a first class carriage. Gandhi had brought a first class ticket but as he was black, he was thrown of the train for refusing to move.
Gandhi use to travel first class when he was a lawyer. That soon changed when an Englishman objected to him sitting in the First Class Section even though Gandhi had a ticket. He got kicked off the train. Indians in South Africa were treated poorly. Indian marriages were not recognised, so therefore their wives were 'mistresses'.
When Mahatma Gandhi was travelling in train in south africa,then British pushed him out out because he was travelling in the class used by british to trvell and another reason was he was a black person.
Gandhi first experienced discrimination in South Africa in the late 19th century when he faced racial prejudice and segregation based on his Indian heritage. This experience motivated him to fight against discrimination and injustice throughout his life.
Mahatma Gandhi was a practicing attorney at South Africa. Despite the high social recognition attached to the profession, dark-skinned people were still meted out inferior reception. Once Mahatma Gandhi was thrown out of first class compartment of a train only for his skin colour. This proved to be one of the turning points in his life that led him to become a pivotal force in India's freedom struggle.
Mohandas Gandhi was kicked off of the train in South Africa on June 7 1893 because the train people were racist and said he had to go back to the 3rd class train because he was in 1st class and he was Indian.
he was thrown off a train after refusing to move to third class. even though he had a first class ticket he was "colored" so he belonged in third class seating.
Mahatma Gandhi was in South Africa to help fight discrimination. He was South Africa for twenty years though he was born in India. He is remembered as one of the most popular leaders in the world.
he was on a pritorian train,and a station employee said a Indian can't ride on the seat and to go to thehold. But, Gandhi refused.So the sataion employee called the cops so he was thrown of the train.
Rosa parks was forcibly removed from a bus after refusing to give up her seat to a white man. this incident is remarkably similar to when gandhi was literally thrown off a train for refusing to move back to third class when he had bought a first class ticket while living in south Africa. Indians were discriminated against in south Africa and gandhi began his political career there fighting the laws that made he discrimination possible. Gandhi's nonviolent philosophy influenced many leaders of the anti-racism movement in America.