Who led the famous Satyagraha of Bardoli?

Background: In 1928, the British government increased land revenue in Bardoli taluka (in present-day Gujarat) by about 22%, despite poor harvests and economic hardship.
The Protest: Farmers, unable to pay the unjust hike, turned to nonviolent resistance. Under Patel’s leadership, they refused to pay the increased taxes.
Leadership: Vallabhbhai Patel organized the peasants, maintained discipline, and ensured the movement remained nonviolent (Satyagraha).
Outcome:
The government eventually rolled back the revenue hike.
Patel’s role earned him the title “Sardar” (leader), given by the people of Bardoli.
Significance:
The Bardoli Satyagraha became a landmark in India’s freedom struggle, showing the power of organized, peaceful resistance.
It also established Patel as one of the foremost leaders of the Indian independence movement.
Answer: The Bardoli Satyagraha was led by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, who earned the title “Sardar” through this movement.