'Do or die' slogan is given by which of the following freedom fighter?

Mahatma Gandhi

The correct answer is Option 3 - Mahatma Gandhi

The "Do or Die" slogan, famously associated with Mahatma Gandhi, was a call to action during the Quit India Movement launched by the Indian National Congress in 1942. In a speech on August 8, 1942, Mahatma Gandhi urged the Indian population to adopt a nonviolent yet determined approach to demand an end to British colonial rule in India.

The slogan "Do or Die" conveyed a sense of urgency and commitment to the cause of independence. It called upon Indians to be ready to sacrifice everything, including their lives if necessary, in the struggle for freedom. Gandhi's call for nonviolent resistance was coupled with a fervent demand for immediate British withdrawal from India.