Differences
Vasudev sought help from many prominent people of his time to help achieve his goals. One of these was Swami Samarth Maharaj in Akkalkot, Solapur district of Maharastra. Swamiji saw this revolution with a different perspective and said that the time was not right for an armed revolution and then asked another devotee to place Phadke's sword on a tree, indicating that Phadke shouldn't fight the war, but Phadke took the sword from the tree and left
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