3. In paragraph two, Gandhi says "our ranks will swell and our hearts will strengthen" as more people are put in jail. What does he mean? Does this make sense?

back in time, when India was under British, going to jail was kinda tradition for every family in India.

Going to jail, gave people more hope and courage, they were not afraid to go to jail rather they felt proud for this thing.

thats why Gandhi said that as more people will go to jail, the more will their hearts be strengthened and the people will be more encouraged and they will try more hard to gain independence.

yes, this somehow makes sense because they considered it a good thing to go to jail and it was due to this reason only that going to jail again and again it gave freedom fighters more strength and independence was gained.

hope it helps, have a nice day

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