When the Bolsheviks came to power, they began to carry out various reforms in order to further strengthen the dominance of the national republics, especially in Uzbekistan. The land-water reform in Uzbekistan is one of them. This reform was not for the benefit of the local people, but for the benefit of the Bolsheviks, who were pursuing a policy of aggression. These processes were disclosed through the periodic press which was considered one of the sources.
Mingnarov Abdukholik Toshmirzaevich (Fri,) studied this question.