1) On January 31, 1930, he wrote Viceroy Irwin a letter with eleven requests.  Some were of wide interest, while others were special concerns of certain groups, ranging from businessmen to farmers. 2) The objective was to broaden the objectives so all sections in India can connect to them and join forces in a single effort. one of the most urgent demands was to repeal the salt charge. Salt is one that is used by both the affluent and the needy, and it's one of the most important food items. 3) According to Mahatma Gandhi, the salt tariff, as well as the state control on its manufacture, showed the one most. 4) Mahatma Gandhi began his legendary salt march with 78 of his loyal volunteers by his side. The march was almost 240 miles, from Gandhiji's ashram in Sabarmati towards the Gujarati seaside town of Dandi. 5) The volunteers walked an average of 10 miles each day for 24 days. Thousands gathered to see Mahatma Gandhi everywhere he went, as he explained what he meant by Swaraj and encouraged Indians to oppose the British peacefully. 6) On April 6, he arrived at Dandi and ritually broke a law by boiling seawater to make salt. 7) As the campaign made waves, international clothing was blacklisted, and liquor stores were boycotted. 8) Farmers stopped paying revenues and chowkidar taxes, local authorities quit, and forest dwellers broke forests restrictions in numerous locations, entering Reserved Forests to harvest wood and feed animals.