Learn about Gandhi’s designation of Nehru as his successor, including the context, differences between Gandhi and Nehru, and the reasons behind Gandhi’s preference for Nehru over other leaders.
According to Rajmohan Gandhi in "The Good Boatman", Gandhi preferred Nehru over other leaders due to Nehru’s reflection of the pluralist, inclusive idea of India.
Other leaders such as Patel, Rajaji, Azad, Kripalani, and Rajendra Prasad were seen as having sectional interests.
Nehru was considered a leader who was trusted by Muslims, respected across regions, and admired by women.
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