Question

I have turned the searchlight all over, and as you have given me the privilege of speaking to you, I am laying my heart bare. Surely we must set these things right in our progress towards self-government. I now introduce you to another scene. His Highness the Maharaja who presided yesterday over our deliberations spoke about the poverty of India. Other speakers laid great stress upon it. But what did we witness in the great pandal in which the foundation ceremony was performed by the Viceroy? Certain it a most gorgeous show, an exhibition of jewelry, which made a splendid feast for the eyes of

Answer 1

to persuade his audience to struggle for self-governance through peaceful means
to urge wealthy Indians to act instead of merely talk about poverty
to inform the audience that the British colonial power is stealing Indian resources
to persuade his audience to renounce materialistic wealth and pursue spiritual wealth

Answer 2

i think the last one