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Rahul Gandhi launches 'Satyagraha' digital platform amid protests over election chief

The Congress leader unveiled a new website called Satyagraha as opposition pressure mounts over Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Nightpost CorrespondentNEW DELHI·2h ago·1 min read

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has launched a digital platform named 'Satyagraha', bringing the vocabulary of Mahatma Gandhi's civil resistance movement into the arena of contemporary political protest.

The launch comes at a moment of heightened tension surrounding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, against whom opposition parties have been staging demonstrations. The timing of the website's unveiling appears designed to channel and amplify that discontent through an organised online presence.

The platform takes its name from the philosophy of non-violent resistance that Gandhi employed during India's independence struggle, a term that carries deep resonance in Indian political culture. By adopting the label, the Congress party signals that it views its current campaign as a principled stand rather than routine partisan opposition.

The move reflects a broader effort by the opposition to sustain public attention on concerns about the Election Commission's leadership and to mobilise supporters through digital means.

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