A prominent leader of the collective farm movement in the Uzbek SSR, he held positions in politics in addition to his work in agriculture.
He distinguished himself in combat when he and a colleague saved their brigade commander, who had sustained a bullet wound, crawling under heavy enemy shell fire to reach him.
After the end of the war he assisted in water and land reform before joining the NKVD to continue to fight the remaining Basmachi rebels.
From 1922 to 1923 he was chairman of the Chimgan Executive Committee, and held several other regional posts before serving as director of the state economy of the Tajik SSR from 1930 to 1935.
[3][5][6] The farm became one of the first in the Uzbek SSR to use the square-pocket method for sowing cotton, enabling the use of mechanization in other processes, and thereby drastically reducing the amount of manual labor involved in the crop production.
As result, the farm achieved high and stable yields of cotton, for which he was awarded the title Hero of Socialist Labor on 13 January 1957 for a third time.