History · Modern Indian History
The active association and leadership of figures like Devi Chaudhurani and Bhawani Pathak in the Sanyasi-Fakir Rebellion in Bengal indicates which of the following characteristics of the movement?
- 1The rebellion was strictly sectarian and purely religious in nature.
- 2There was active participation and support cutting across genders and different religious communities.✓
- 3In Bengal, only localized tribal groups led and organized such anti-British resistance.
- 4The movement was entirely dominated and controlled by the urban upper-caste elite.
Correct answer
There was active participation and support cutting across genders and different religious communities.
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