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Rahul Gandhi launches ‘Satyagraha’ digital platform

Rahul Gandhi launches ‘Satyagraha’ digital platform

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi inaugurated the 'Satyagraha' digital platform on Saturday, stating it aims to unite various protests happening across India. He emphasized that individuals across the nation, including those from Gen Z, students, farmers, Adivasis, Dalits, and women, are fighting for their rights, often alone. Gandhi urged people to register their protests against the government on the platform, citing Mahatma Gandhi's teachings that truth is the strongest weapon, but unity is even more powerful.

He invited those fighting against injustice to share their stories, promising to help organize these protests and support the movements. Gandhi encouraged people to visit the Satyagraha website, fill out a form, enroll their movements, and await their assistance.

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