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This is how a Hindi newspaper in Gorakhpur reported the atmosphere during his speeches:

At Bhatni, Gandhiji addressed the local public and then the train started for Gorakhpur. There were not less than 15,000 to 20,000 people at Nunkhar, Deoria, Gauri Bazar, Chauri Chaura and Kusmhi (stations)... Mahatmaji was very pleased to witness the scene at Kusmhi, as despite the fact that the station is in the muddle of a jungle there were not less than 10,000 people here. Some, overcome with their love were seen to be crying. At Deoria, people wanted to give bhent (donations) to Gandhiji, but he asked them to give theses at Gorakhpur. But at Chauri Chaura, one Marwari gentleman managed to hand over something to him. Then there was no stopping. A sheet was spread and currency notes and coins started raining. It was a sight... Outside the Gorakhpur station the Mahatma was stood on a high carriage and people had a good darshan of him for a couple of minutes.

According to the report in this newspaper, Mahatma Gandhi was visiting which region of the country to organize the masses?

Northern-Indian and East-Indian region

The correct answer is Option (4) → Northern-Indian and East-Indian region

Cultural and Religious Tradition: In many cultures, presenting gifts or donations to revered leaders, spiritual figures, or individuals considered leaders of social change is a traditional expression of respect and devotion.

Symbol of Support: Donating money or gifts is often seen as a tangible way for people to express their support for the leader's cause or mission. In this case, people may have perceived Gandhi's efforts as worthy of support and wanted to contribute in any way they could.

Expressing Gratitude: People might have felt gratitude towards Mahatma Gandhi for his leadership and his efforts in working towards the betterment of society. Donating could be a way to express their appreciation.

Symbolic Gesture: Offering donations might have been seen as a symbolic gesture of solidarity with Gandhi and the causes he championed, including the struggle for India's independence and social justice.

So, the correct option is [4].