Inspired by Gandhi, prisoner confesses to crimes
The impact of Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy came to the fore in a most unexpected place - the Nashik Central Prison in Maharashtra state of India. A jail inmate underwent such a transformation after reading 'My Experiments With Truth' that he confessed to his crimes.
And prisoner Laxman Tukaram Gole did more. He happily accepted the court's verdict sentencing him to 25 months in prison and also offered to spend two months extra behind bars in lieu of a fine of Rs.1,050 which he could not afford to pay. Read more................Inspired by Gandhi, prisoner confesses to crimes
And prisoner Laxman Tukaram Gole did more. He happily accepted the court's verdict sentencing him to 25 months in prison and also offered to spend two months extra behind bars in lieu of a fine of Rs.1,050 which he could not afford to pay. Read more................Inspired by Gandhi, prisoner confesses to crimes
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