Which statement best suggests why Britain had a difficult time handling Gandhi in “Colonial India, Gandhi, and Eventual Independence”? Click here to read the passage. “In 1927, Britain appointed a constitutional reform commission, a group that did not include a single Indian.” “He had supported the British effort in World War I, but after colonial British authorities imposed laws that would allow Indians to be imprisoned without trial for suspicion of sedition, Gandhi decided it was time to implement a satyagraha [passive resistance] protest.” “He [Gandhi] became political, arguing proficiently on behalf of the rights of the Natal Indians in South Africa.” “The protest against British salt resulted in the imprisonment of over 60,000 Indians – whom were said to have gone to the prisons cheerfully.”