Eesuru (also spelled Isur or Esuru) Flag Satyagraha was held in 1938, during the wider phase of Flag Satyagrahas linked to the Mysore/Shivapura/Vidurashwatha movements in the princely state of Mysore.

Quick Scoop

  • The more general Flag Satyagraha campaigns are best documented for:
    • Jabalpur and Nagpur in 1923.
* Mysore State in 1938 (often referred to as Shivapura Dhwaja Satyagraha and linked actions such as Vidurashwatha).
  • Eesuru is associated locally with this 1938 Mysore-phase wave of flag agitations, not with the 1923 Nagpur–Jabalpur phase.

Because “Eesuru Flag Satyagraha” is a very specific local phrase, most public sources describe the state‑level Mysore flag satyagraha (April 1938) and related events rather than a separate, precisely dated Eesuru entry, so the safest historically grounded answer is that it belongs to the 1938 Mysore Flag Satyagraha wave.

In other words, if you’re preparing for exams or writing notes, you should link Eesuru Flag Satyagraha to 1938, Mysore State Flag Satyagraha period , alongside places like Shivapura and Vidurashwatha.

TL;DR: It was held as part of the 1938 Mysore Flag Satyagraha phase, not the 1923 Nagpur/Jabalpur phase.

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