Why was Gandhi called recruiting Sargent?

Mahatma Gandhi was referred to as a "recruiting sergeant" because of his ability to inspire and mobilize large numbers of people to join the Indian independence movement. His charisma and commitment to nonviolent resistance attracted many followers, effectively turning him into a leader who could rally support for the cause. This term highlights his role in organizing and energizing the masses to participate in protests and civil disobedience against British colonial rule.