Motilal Tejawat was a significant figure during India's struggle for independence, particularly known for his leadership among the tribal communities.
He played a crucial role in mobilizing the Bhil people against the oppressive policies of the princely states and the British Raj.
Motilal Tejawat is most famous for initiating and leading the Eki Movement (Unity Movement) starting in 1921.
This movement was a powerful response to excessive land revenue demands, forced labor (begar), and other exploitative practices.
The Eki Movement primarily gained momentum and operated within the areas that now constitute the state of Rajasthan.
Motilal Tejawat's activities and base were centered in the southern tribal belt of Rajasthan, covering regions including:
His leadership and the Eki Movement represent a vital chapter in the history of peasant and tribal uprisings in Rajasthan during the Indian National Movement.
| (i) Sindhia | (a) Indore |
| (ii) Holkar | (b) Nagpur |
| (iii) Gaekwad | (c) Ujjain |
| (iv) Bhonsle | (d) Baroda |
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