Overview
- On Saturday, October 3, 2026, Gandhi publicly launched Satyagraha, a website that invites people to submit roughly two-minute accounts of alleged injustices which are placed on a nationwide map.
- The submission form asks for the submitter's name, group name, a short description of the issue and an option to request assistance, and organisers say entries appear on the interactive map after submission.
- Gandhi said he will take selected grievances "in Parliament, on the streets, by writing letters" in his role as Leader of the Opposition and pledged to stand with people whose stories are posted.
- The initiative follows Gandhi's recent outreach to students and tribal communities and was rolled out during ongoing Opposition protests over the Election Commission, positioning the tool to connect otherwise isolated movements.
- There is no public data yet on user uptake or verified outcomes, and the platform could change how MPs spot geographic clusters of protest if submissions lead to parliamentary questions or coordinated public campaigns.