- Towards the end of 1921, peasant discontent resurfaced in the United Provinces.
- The issues were high rents and the oppression of Thikadars who were incharge of revenue collection.
- The peasants vowed to not leave when evicted, refused to do forced labour and paid only recorded and not hiked rent.
- Leadership: Madari Pasi, other low caste leaders and many small zamindars.
- By March 1922, severe repression by authorities brought the movement to an end.