Mahatma's charkha fetches 1,10,000 pounds at auction in UK:-
Mahatma Gandhi's famous charkha that he used in Yerawada jail during the Quit India movement fetched a whopping £1,10,000 at an auction in the UK. His final will was also sold for £20,000 at the auction for historical documents and artefacts by Mullock's Auction house in Shropshire.
The auction house, however, refused to name the buyers.
Made of Indian teak, the chakhra, with a minimum bid of £60,000 was used by Gandhi during his term at the Pune jail and was gifted to American Free Methodist missionary Revd Floyd A Puffer by him in 1935.
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