Lecturer and Coach (School Edu. Dept.) Comp. - Neemuchana Massacre (1925): Occurred in Alwar state, where villagers protesting against land revenue policies were brutally suppressed. - Daabi Incident (1935): A protest against land revenue in Bundi state, which led to a violent clash. - Kangad Incident (1946): A farmer's protest in Bikaner state against forced labor and arbitrary taxes. - Kudan Incident (1934): A protest in Sikar district against land revenue and oppressive policies.
Match the List-I and List-II and select the correct answer using the codes given below : List-I A. Neemuchana massacre B. Daabi incident C. Kangad incident D. Kudan incident List- II i. Alwar ii. Sikar iii. Bundi iv. Bikaner Codes : A B C D (1) i ii iii iv (2) i iii iv ii (3) i iv ii iii (4) ii i iii iv (5) Question not attempted
Asked in Exam 2024 Group d 2024 · Topic: Other Civil Uprisings (Bundela Revolt)
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