What was samin's challenge about state ownership of forest land
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surontiko Samin of a team forest village began questioning state ownership of forest.
he argued that the state had not created the wind , water, earth and wood so it could not own it.
soon he organised a widespread movement with the support of his son-in-law and other families in his village.
he argued that the state had not created the wind , water, earth and wood so it could not own it.
soon he organised a widespread movement with the support of his son-in-law and other families in his village.
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