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The Satyagraha is a technique of political action, which tries to bring about changes within a conflict situation. In fact it includes the adherence to the stated truth by non-violent behavior, which includes self-suffering. The whole thrust of Satyagraha is to bring about changes by converting the heart the evil doer to morality, reason and justice. It was Mahatma Gandhi, who more or less successfully converted the hearts of the English both in South Africa and India by using this political technique. As the Government of Nepal closed all roads to negotiations the oppositional forces in Nepal took a sharp revolutionary turn in the direction of the Satyagraha movement for the attainment of civil liberties. The fulfilment of the demands of the workers in factories was pushed to the periphery and a movement to root out the arbitrary centralized political culture of Nepal was on its making.

Nepali <i>Satyagraha</i>: Spring 1947 and Pandit Nehru