Gandhi's way of using nonviolence is often praised, but some people believe it might not always be the best choice. This is especially true when we look at certain historical events.

1. Challenges in Difficult Situations:

   • For example, during the Partition of India, Gandhi's strong belief in nonviolence didn't stop the growing violence. This resulted in a lot of pain and many people losing their homes.

2. Against Tough Governments:

   • Some critics argue that nonviolent actions might not work well against cruel governments, like Nazi Germany. In such cases, peaceful efforts might not be enough to fight against serious oppression.

3. Real-Life Examples:

   • In the American civil rights movement, people used both peaceful and more forceful tactics. This shows that using a mix of approaches can sometimes lead to better outcomes.

While Gandhi's impact is still very important, we need to think about whether only using nonviolence is enough in very tough situations.