Bacha Khan (Gandhi of the Pashtuns)

Bacha Khan, also known as Khilafat Bacha Khan, was a prominent Pashtun leader and social reformer in British India. Often referred to as the "Gandhi of the Pashtuns," he advocated for non-violent resistance against British rule and promoted education, social reform, and unity among the Pashtun people. His philosophy centered on non-violence, inclusivity, and dignity, aiming to uplift his community. He founded the Khilafat Movement and the Khilafat-i-Ahrar, which sought to strengthen Pashtun identity and autonomy. His legacy continues to inspire movements for peace and justice in the region today.