Mama Baleshwar Dayal did not want that Bhils consume liquor. But he certainly a besides it seved as matchless nutrition protected their rights for brewing their own country liquor called Daru brewed out of Mahuwa flower which is commonly available in the Bhil Land. Mohuwa served as one of the best anti biotic for the Bhils and provided strong resistant against many fatal deseases if taken with restrictions.
Mama’s wishes were that many we non tribals who were easily flourishing on Bhils’ hard earned money should not accumulate wealth. Keeping these premises in mind he made strike. Pandit Nehru exiled Mama Baleshwar Dayal in Madhya Bharat and Rajasthan, and later handed him over to Gujarat Police. This time Bhil leadership was taken care by Sardar Gyansingh, Advocate Ramprakash Malhotra, and Advocate Ojha who even suffered jail. The media supported strongly the Bhil movement and criticized then President Rajendra Prasad. On this occasion some 7 thousands Bhils non violently participated in the Daru movement and went to jail. Later the President of India interfered and issued two ordinances, one in favour of tribals controlling the licences of liquor in tribal areas and second cancellation of exile of Mama Baleshwar Dayal. Non violence was a handy thing to pursue the cause for the tribals and by the tribal Bhils, then.
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