Gandhi and Jinnah were two important leaders in India, and they had very different ideas about how to lead.

1. Gandhi's Way:

   • He believed in non-violence and peaceful protests.
   • He organized large events, like the Salt March, and trusted regular people to get involved.

2. Jinnah's Way:

   • He focused on political talks and fighting for the rights of Muslims in India.
   • He took a more formal and legal approach, shown by his work on the Lahore Resolution.

Gandhi and Jinnah's different ideas—Gandhi wanting everyone to come together, and Jinnah focusing on religious differences—shaped their leadership styles. This also made the gap between Hindus and Muslims in India even wider.