Discussion
The person, for whom the term 'one man boundary force' has been used
Answer: A
The term 'one man boundary force' was used for Mahatma Gandhi. In August 1947, when the Punjab Boundary Force of troops was unable to prevent the violence in the Punjab, Gandhi's presence in Calcutta brought the communal killing to an end, and Lord Mountbatten described him as a one-man boundary force. Rommel, Sunderji and Mandela were military or political leaders, but this description was not used for them. The remark was made because there was no violence in Bengal while the army was at work in the Punjab.
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