The option is correct because both Gandhism and Marxism envision a society that ultimately transcends the state. In Gandhism, the idea of a self-governing, stateless society aligns with his principles of non-violence and decentralized governance, where communities thrive in harmony without hierarchical structures. Similarly, Marxism predicts the eventual dissolution of the state as a necessary condition for a classless society, where social ownership replaces capitalist structures, leading to the empowerment of the proletariat. This conceptual convergence emphasizes their shared aspiration towards a society that prioritizes collective well-being over coercive political frameworks.