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Q1Who was known as "Frontier Gandhi"?
Explanation
Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan was called "Frontier Gandhi" because he led a non-violent movement among the Pashtuns of the North-West Frontier region and closely followed Gandhian methods. Mahatma Gandhi was the original leader associated with satyagraha, not the person given this specific title. Sardar Patel is remembered as the Iron Man of India for political integration. Mohd. Rasooq is not associated with this well-known title in modern Indian history.
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