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Southern Division Kisan Sangh
Kisan, closer to home. A 1946 offshoot for the Nausori–Rewa cane belt, created after disagreements in Rewa Planters Union.
Founding & key people
Led by K.B. Singh with support from Vishnu Deo. Served as the southern arm for farmer representation.
Why it mattered
Improved day-to-day grievance handling and ensured the South had a seat in 1950 talks.
Flashpoints & campaigns
- Representation for southern growers in the 1950 contract negotiations.
Today
Inactive since mill closure (1959), but part of the tapestry of farmer pluralism.
Legacy
District-level democracy in the cane movement.

