Where was the cotton mill worker’s satyagraha organised?

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The cotton mill worker's Satyagraha was organised in Gujarat.
Mahatma Gandhi organised the Kheda Satyagraha of 1918, a satyagraha movement in Gujarat, India, during the reign of the British Raj. Before Gandhiji began to break the legislation that defended the rights of South Africans, the world was aware of the conflict between the weapon warrior and passive resistance in the final decade of the nineteenth century. Gandhiji organised a walkout by Ahmedabad's mill workers to protest the mill owners' refusal to increase their salaries. He undertook a fast (hunger strike) to support the employees when they appeared to be fading. A significant uprising in the Indian Independence struggle was the Satyagraha in the Gujarati city of Ahmedabad.

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