Gandhi Jayanti 2022 will be celebrated on October 2, Sunday. The day marks 153rd birth anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi who is remembered as one of the great freedom fighter to have fought against the British East India Company for India’s independence. He spread the values of non-violence and peace while leading the Satyagraha movement. As you observe Gandhi Jayanti, remember the inspirational sayings of the famous leader on his birthday. Send Happy Gandhi Jayanti 2022 greetings, Mahatma Gandhi quotes & messages to your loved ones. Download Bapu’s images and wallpapers for free online
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