Sublime

Gujarat remained the campaign's epicenter. Waves of spontaneously organized, resolutely nonviolent volunteers from all over India traveled to the coast of Gujarat to make salt from the ocean or take it from the British company's salt pans. Government police, frustrated by the volunteers' unvarying tactic of walking forward unarmed, shifted from

As Gandhi had hoped, the salt campaign was a turning point in swaying international opinion in favor of the Indian cause.

Gandhi opposed, but he also embraced.