Shivaji Park in Mumbai, once a stage for India's independence struggle, witnessed a different call for freedom as thousands gathered to oppose Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. Led by Rahul Gandhi, the opposition launched their election campaign, aiming to challenge the BJP's dominance in the upcoming elections.

The atmosphere, resembling a festival, saw Bollywood singers, political speeches, and a festive ambiance. The opposition alliance, named INDIA, hopes to sway voters against Modi's BJP, accusing it of dividing the nation and favoring select interests.

Gandhi's extensive marches across India aim to galvanize support for his vision of justice and unity. Despite skepticism from some quarters, the marches aim to amplify voices often unheard, promising a better future for all Indians.

As India braces for the world's largest vote, the battleground is set between Modi's BJP and a rejuvenated opposition, led by Rahul Gandhi's quest for change and unity.