Discussion
What did Mahatma Gandhi represent ?
Answer: D
The passage says that Gandhi represented the spirit and honour of India.
The writer says so directly: 'To us, he represented the spirit and honour of India', and adds that an insult to him by the British Government or others was an insult to India and her people.
Option (b) is wrong because the passage says it is wrong to treat the nationalist movement as a working class movement. Option (c) is a trap: the 'natural historical stage of development' is what the nationalist movement represented, and Gandhi represented that movement, not the stage itself. Poverty is not named as what he stood for.
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