The Bhil tribes in the Satpura region, including Khandesh, were among the various groups who rose in rebellion against the British during the tumultuous period of 1857. They were inspired by the widespread revolt in North India. Prominent leaders like Bhagoji Naik and Kazising Naik led the Bhil resistance, coordinating with other rebel groups.
Bhills in Khandesh protested against British rule because The Bhills of the Satpura division got inspiration from the event of the uprising in North India. Taking advantage of the revolt of 1857 Bhagoji Naik and Kazising Naik joined the revolt. Kazising and his associates burnt government treasuries and post offices.
Asked in MPSC CS Prelims 2023 · Topic: Other Civil Uprisings (Poligar Rebellions)
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