The strong Kisan Sabha movement in Gaya District of Bihar during 1931 was led by Yadunandan Sharma. He was a prominent leader of the All India Kisan Sabha, which was founded in 1936 and became one of the largest peasant organizations in India. The Kisan Sabha movement was a peasant movement that aimed to improve the economic conditions of farmers and agricultural workers, who were often exploited by landlords and moneylenders. The Gaya District movement was particularly significant because it was one of the earliest and most successful Kisan Sabha movements in India. Yadunandan Sharma was a key figure in this movement and played an important role in organizing the peasants and workers of Gaya District to demand better wages, working conditions, and land rights. His leadership was instrumental in the success of the Kisan Sabha movement in Gaya District and helped to inspire similar movements throughout the country.