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Rahul Gandhi's Satyagraha platform records over 10,000 submissions in nine hours
Gandhi said the platform will run for years, amplifying a wide range of issues from education to environment.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Within nine hours of its launch, Rahul Gandhi's newly created "Satyagraha" digital platform received registrations from more than 10,000 individuals and groups, the Congress leader said in a post on X on Saturday evening. Gandhi announced the platform earlier that day to consolidate issue‑based protests unfolding across the country. He wrote that each submission would be read by his team and that the platform would help amplify genuine struggles that need resolution.
According to Gandhi, the submissions already span topics such as education, corruption, social justice, farmers, labour, health, women’s safety, land and environment. He emphasized that the initiative is not a one‑day campaign, stating that Satyagraha will "run for years" and stand with every movement, big or small. The leader urged anyone facing injustice to share their story, noting that the process takes just two minutes.
Key facts
- More than 10,000 people and groups registered their struggles on the Satyagraha platform within nine hours of its launch. (timesnownews.com)
- Gandhi said the platform will run for years and each submission will be read by his team. (timesnownews.com)
- Submitted issues include education, corruption, social justice, farmers, labour, health, women’s safety, land and environment. (timesnownews.com)
Sources
- [1] timesnownews.com — originally reported as “Rahul Gandhi's 'Satyagraha' Platform Draws 10K+ Submissions In 9 Hours: 'This Is Only The Beginning'”
