When the entire people of our country were fighting for the independence of the country, in India, the British was passing the oppression by pretending to be the ruler and his court of justice, the hallmark of this was in the weekly paper Hindi Navjivan published by our Father of the Nation, Bapu in the year 1921. It is clearly visible. * This week letter 52 issue of Navjivan, retired branch manager Ajmer resident of Life Insurance Corporation of India Ajmer, BL Samra, resident of Ajmer, has been safe in Khadi for years *. * This newspaper from Navjivan Printing Press of Sarangpur Ahmedabad on Sunday every week. Used to be published. The founder editor of this newspaper, which was worth a quarter of a quarter, was Gandhiji himself, but during his jail visit, Haribhau Upadhyay, his trusted aide and secretary, who later became the first Chief Minister of Ajmer, Merwara, and by Gandhiji himself, he took Ajmer’s order. 

 BL Samra, retired branch manager of Life Insurance Corporation of India, quoted Mahatma Gandhi’s weekly newspaper Navjeevan to present a picture of the drama of justice in the courts during the period of British rule, the story of British oppression in that era. Newspaper headlines could not be made. The then Viceroy Lord Rinding had served as the Minister of Justice of Britain before he came to India. In his tenure, the flag of justice was blown out, its illustration was published in the Navjivan newspaper, which is relevant to mention here. The first incident is related to the Malabar train accident, in which 192 people were stuffed with concrete pushcars in the wagon compartment. At the next station, 122 of them were found dead, Those who died due to suffocation because there are no windows in the goods coaches. A judicial inquiry was ordered into this incident and the investigation proceedings of the case were played for 1 year and the result was that no one was found guilty in the investigation. The second incident is a peaceful nonviolent procession during the Civil Disobedience Movement, in which the police brutally lathi-charged the Daman cycle, causing the crowd to become uncontrolled and violent, and some incidents of arson which were the result of immediate outrage. A judicial inquiry was also conducted. More than one hundred people involved in the procession were convicted and sentenced to death. No hearing, no appeal, just a single judge of the court sentenced 122 people to death. Wow ray english justice!  During another trial, the king and queen of a princely state were locked and locked for entry into the palace of their ancestral residence, they called the blacksmith, broke the lock and entered inside, for which he was taken into custody. The inspector asked to apologize, for which he was not ready, then presented the challan in the court. The trial proceeded for months, the court time passed and eventually he was sentenced for entering his ancestral house, that was, only 5 minutes to sit in court. For which they were not ready, then presented a challan in the court. The trial proceeded for months, the court time passed and eventually he was sentenced for entering his ancestral house, that was, only 5 minutes to sit in court. By BL Samra Ajmer Journalists

Later, he established Gandhi Ashram in Hatundi. The annual fee for Gandhiji’s weekly news paper was only ₹ 4 and the publisher of this paper was Ramdas Mohandas Gandhi, the elder son of Mahatma Gandhi himself.