In which year was the All India Kisan Sabha founded in Lucknow with Swami Sahajanand Saraswati as the president?
1936
The correct answer is 1936.
It brought together different regional Kisan Sabhas under one national umbrella organization. The organization played a crucial role in mobilizing peasants and raising awareness about their issues on a national level. Its demands included reduction in land revenue, abolition of the zamindari system, and debt relief for peasants. The AIKS became a significant part of the broader anti-colonial struggle, highlighting the economic exploitation faced by the rural population.
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