Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has launched Satyagraha, an interactive website that maps protests across India. Gandhi announced the launch on October 3 in a post on X. The platform lets citizens submit their name, group and cause on a digital map of India. Gandhi said it would unite voices of Gen Z, students, farmers, tribals, Dalits and women. The website crossed 150 submissions soon after launch. Users can also ask for support through Parliament, letters, or street action. The launch came a day after Gandhi Jayanti. Gandhi said the site is a way to carry forward the ideas of Mahatma Gandhi and the Constitution. The Congress has been pushing digital campaigns around economic and social issues. The platform aims to collect stories of injustice from across the country. October 2 marked the 157th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhi invited citizens to share stories of injustice on the platform. The website is open to all. Party workers are expected to help take selected cases forward.