While in Lautoka he met leaders of the Kisan Sangh and offered his services to the sugar cane farmers’ union. Between 1940 and 1943 he represented the Kisan Sangh in negotiations with the Colonial Sugar Refining Company and in numerous discussions with the government.
While residing in Lautoka, he connected with leaders of the Kisan Sangh and pledged his support to the sugar cane farmers’ union. From 1940 to 1943, he acted as a representative for the Kisan Sangh in negotiations with the Colonial Sugar Refining Company and participated in numerous discussions with the government.