Indian Congress Party members wash a statue of Mahatma Gandhi with milk in Amritsar on October 1, 2009, on the eve of Gandhi's 140th birth anniversary. Indians all over the country celebrate Gnadhi's birthday with prayers and various social activities as a mark of respect to Gandhi, famed as the torchbearer of India's fight against British rule. Getty Images logo Getty Images 1 month ago

Indian Congress Party members wash a statue of Mahatma Gandhi with milk in Amritsar on October 1, 2009, on the eve of Gandhi's 140th birth anniversary. Indians all over the country celebrate Gnadhi's birthday with prayers and various social activities as a mark of respect to Gandhi, famed as the torchbearer of India's fight against British rule.