Correct Answer: (c) Webb Miller
Solution:In 1930, Gandhi began a protest against the Salt Tax as part of his civil disobedience campaign. He was arrested and jailed in May of 1930, so his followers marched on the salt works at Dharasana without him. Gandhi advocated a total non-violent form of protest, and noted that while the marches would be beaten at Dharasana, he urged them not to resist, not to even raise a hand to ward off the blows. The above is an eyewitness account of the events at the Dharasana Salt Works as described by journalist Webb Miller.