Rahul Gandhi launches 'Satyagraha' initiative: Says people should send their problems; Mahatma Gandhi also adopted the same method, even today 8,500+ letters in record

Rahul Gandhi has started an initiative called Satyagraha to unite the voices of people fighting for injustice and their rights across the country. Rahul said that those who are fighting against injustice should send their story. I stand with you from Parliament to the road as the Leader of the Opposition. The name of this initiative of Rahul ji is associated with Mahatma Gandhi's 'Satyagraha'. During the freedom struggle, Gandhiji also adopted the same method. According to the Gandhi Heritage Portal, at that time people sent information to Gandhiji about matters related to land, property, jail and injustice. More than 8,500 letters sent to Gandhiji are still available today. However, the actual number could be higher. Rahul Gandhi wrote on X- People across the country are fighting for their rights and often fighting alone. Gen-Z, students, farmers, tribals, dalits, women. Every struggle has its own story. But the voice that rises alone is often drowned. Satyagraha is an initiative to bring these voices together. This is what Bapu taught - Truth is the biggest weapon. But the bigger weapon is to stand with truth in unity. If you too are fighting against any injustice - send your story. It will take two minutes. Opposition to gherao Election Commission on October 6 Opposition parties, Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) and Left student organisations are protesting against the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar and the Sir of the voters' list. The CJP staged a protest at Mumbai's Shivaji Park on Friday. They will gather at Delhi's Jantar Mantar on October 10. On the other hand, MPs of opposition parties, including the Congress, will gherao the Election Commission on October 6 demanding the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Understand the controversy between Gyanesh Kumar and the Election Commission... In fact, according to a report in The Indian Express, two Election Commissioners Vivek Joshi and Sukhbir Singh Sandhu had objected to the changes in Form 6 and decisions related to SIR 14 times in 10 months. After this report came out, the demand for the resignation of CEC Gyanesh Kumar and holding elections on the old voters' list began. Both the commissioners raised 4 big questions... 1. Changes in Form 6: Both of them questioned the need for information from new voters that their or family member's name was in the previous SIR list. Sandhu demanded that this condition be removed by calling it illegal. 2. Control of Voter Data: Both questioned why control of the voter database is increasing in Delhi and why the reach of the states is being limited. 3. 16 lakh appeals in Bengal: Sandhu asked who filed about 16 lakh appeals regarding the deleted names and with whose approval. 4. 97 voters from Goa: 97 voters who were found eligible in the scrutiny could not be included in the final list due to a software problem.