- In global politics, Gandhiji and Kal Marks are still remembered for their ideologies.
- There were ideological differences between Gandhiji and Karl Marx.
- His ideas which are known as Gandhianism and Marxism.
- The views of these thinkers in the peace perspective can be compared in the following ways.
1. Meaning of Peace: Gandhiji has a leading position in the field of establishment of persecution.
- According to Gandhiji, it can be known as the liberation and peace of man from every kind of exploitation.
- When, according to Karl Marx, the exploitation of one person by another and by one nation by another stops and the situation that arises is called peace.
- In short, in the idea of peace, both are seen together, liberation from exploitation means peace whether it is by human beings or by the nation.
2. A society free from exploitation: Violence of any kind had no place in the creation of the society of Gandhiji's dream of exploitation.
- Karl Marks advocated violence when needed to stop exploitation.
3. Peace in the society: In order to maintain peace in the society, Gandhiji envisioned Sarvodaya Samaj where someone's Have a peaceful system that does not exploit.
- While Karlmarks speaks of establishing peace in society through the creation of a classless society.
4. Peace through Spirituality: Gandhiji emphasizes the crucial role of religion on the path to peace and its usefulness.
- While Marx compared religion to opium, he explained that only material and economic matters are crucial for peace.
5. The place of violence in the peace process: Gandhiji is a believer in complete non-violent ideas.
- He postponed the Satyagraha when the "Chaurichaura village" incident took place during the freedom struggle and he (Vicharo) is responsible for this act.
- Accepted and sat on the fast.
- While Karl Marx also calls for breaking the shackles of an exploitative society to achieve the path of capitalist and landed property insurance.
- Mark wrote in his Communist Manifesto, "Let the Capitalists tremble at the communist revolution."
- In short social innovation introduced ideas in their own way and these ideas have become useful for some situations.
- Yet Mahatma Gandhi's ideas about peace prove to be much better than Marx's ideas.
- Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi, who led a non-violent movement for 20 years, established democracy in the country.
- Nelson Mandela of South Africa spent 27 years in prison and revolutionized the country through Gandhi Chindya.
- Today, many countries of the world accept Gandhiji's ideas as an ideal of peace.