Why was Subhas Chandra Bose called as Netaji? (i) Encourage Indians for Education. (ii) Strong Leadership and dedication to the cause of India’s Freedom. (iii) To follow the principle of Ahimsa.
(ii) only
Netaji means respected leader. Subhas Chandra Bose earned this title through his bold leadership and total dedication to India's freedom, especially while leading the Indian National Army and the Azad Hind movement abroad.
He was not known chiefly for a campaign to promote education among Indians, so statement (i) is not the reason.
Unlike Gandhiji, Bose believed armed struggle was necessary to drive out the British and did not adhere to the principle of Ahimsa, so statement (iii) is wrong.
Hence, (ii) only.
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