History · Jharkhand Tribal Movements
How did Jaipal Singh Munda interpret the relationship between 'Harijans' and 'Adibasis' in his 1948 presidential speech?
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- 1He suggested that Harijans were the outsiders ('Dikus') who had migrated from the plains to exploit the mineral-rich plateau.
- 2He argued that Harijans should be excluded from the Adibasi Mahasabha to maintain the purity of the tribal movement.
- 3He believed Harijans were essentially Adibasis who had been 'roped into the Hindu fold' and lost their original tribal faith.✓
- 4He viewed Harijans as a completely distinct social category that had no historical or cultural link to the tribal population.
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He believed Harijans were essentially Adibasis who had been 'roped into the Hindu fold' and lost their original tribal faith.
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