Gandhi's Salt March protest

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Recorded20 Apr 2011

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In 1930, Gandhi led the famous Salt March against British rule in India. His great-grandson Tushar, retraced the route 75 years later.Witness speaks to him about the power of peaceful protest. The programme also includes a newspaper account of the original march.(Photo: 1930. Indian nationalist leader Mahatma Gandhi, and politician Mrs Sarojini Naidu, with a garland, during the Salt March protesting against the government monopoly on salt production.) (Credit: Keystone/Getty Images)

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