38. On the protest of Vallabhbhai, Nagpur Collector lifted the ban on flag procession.

In May 1923, the British Collector of Nagpur banned the carrying of the tricolor flag. On this, the batches of Swarajists started taking out flags and making arrests. One day Jamnalal Bajaj, leading the Swarajists, took out a flag procession. They were also taken prisoner.

When Sardar Patel got this news, he also reached Nagpur to lead the movement. Declaring the order of the District Collector invalid, he announced to continue the flag movement. On this the Collector called Sardar Patel for talks.

Sardar Patel reached the office of the Collector and explained to him that there is no justification and no legal basis to stop such movements.

The Collector had understood that when Sardar Patel had jumped into the movement, its result would not be good for the British rule, so the Collector accepted Patel's advice and lifted the ban on carrying the tricolor flag. He also released all the imprisoned Satyagrahis.

37. The country accepted the decision to stop the Satyagraha movement only after Patel's support

39. Sardar Patel launched an unprecedented movement against government arbitrariness in Borsad

30. Vallabhbhai Patel and Mohandas Gandhi met for the first time in Godhra
In 1917, the political council of the Gujarat Sabha was held in Godhra. National leaders like Bal Gangadhar Tilak, his great allies Shaparde, Vithalbhai Patel, Mohandas Gandhi and Muhammad Ali Jinnah came to this council. It was in this council that the first meeting of Gandhi and Vallabhbhai took
16. Vallabhbhai kept on arguing in court even after getting the telegram of his wife's death
Vallabhbhai had to work day and night to send Vithalbhai to England from the accumulated capital till now and to run the expenses of two families. Sardar Patels wife Jhaberba took care of his every need but she fell ill. He probably had a cancerous lump in his stomach. Vallabhbhai could not pay mu
17. Even the death of the wife could not redeem the resolve to become a barrister
Of the seventeen years of married life, Jhaberba lived with Vallabhbhai for only six years. At the time of Jhaberbas death, Vallabhbhai was only thirty-three years old, but Vallabhbhai decided not to remarry. The family had not yet recovered from the shock that within a year, Vithalbhais wife also s
12. Vallabhbhai got the drunken English magistrate to write a verdict in favor of the innocent goldsmith
The goldsmith was accused of having entered a womans house with the intention of adultery. The goldsmith was sure to be punished on the basis of false witnesses. The goldsmith made Vallabhbhai his lawyer. The false witnesses of the plaintiff were so strong that it was not possible to cut their point