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One of his speeches was called The Quit India on August 8, 1942. There were many people who asked him if he same was the same person as he was in 1920. He responded by saying I am still Gandhi, I have not changed in any way. He still believes in non-violence, Gandhi simply told the audience that he grew stronger. Even though the British had given him trouble, in the end he still helped them out. Gandhi’s last words of this incredible speech were “At a time when I may have to launch the biggest struggle of my life, I may not harbor hatred against anybody.”(Mahatma Gandhi). The Quit India speech by Gandhi is featured in the form of extract, passages, or lines from the speech. This speech is well-known famed for the powers of verbal and oral communication, which makes excellent use of the words and language. Gandhi’s includes motivational, persuasive, and inspirational
