The Indian National Movement leader who attracted the people into the freedom struggle movement through organising’Ganapathy Carnival and Sivaji Carnival’ ?->(Show Answer!)

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1. The Indian National Movement leader who attracted the people into the freedom struggle movement through organising’Ganapathy Carnival and Sivaji Carnival’

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