Shankarrao Deo, Gangadharrao Deshpande, and Pundalikji Katgade were prominent figures associated with the Indian independence movement, particularly in the Maharashtra-Karnataka region. They were often associated with the Congress party and various nationalist activities. While Bhaskar Vishnu Kale was also involved in public life, including cooperative movements and politics in the same region, he is arguably less prominent in the mainstream narrative of the national freedom struggle compared to the other three. The question likely seeks the person whose historical prominence or specific area of activity differs most significantly from the others.