Correct Answer: (b) Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Solution:Although Gandhi, in principle, was opposed to Indian participation in the world war, he waited for a more acceptable offer from the British. However, the August Offer made Gandhi and Congress members frustrated. Against this backdrop, he made the decision to organise a small-scale Individual Satyagraha in each locality, led by a few carefully chosen individuals. On October 17, 1940, Vinobha Bhave began the Satyagraha movement near his Paunar ashram in Maharashtra. Jawaharlal Nehru followed him soon. Brahma Dutt was the third satyagrahi. Gandhi called a halt to the Satyagraha in December 1941. In January 1941, it was revived with some changes, and groups offered satyagrahas, and it was eventually withdrawn in August 1941. It was started mainly to protest peacefully against the war, express people's feelings and give another opportunity to the government to accept Congress' demands peacefully.