Question Type: History/Rebellion Identification
This question tests your knowledge of the Santhal Rebellion. The Santhal Rebellion was a tribal uprising in what is now India. The question asks to identify who was NOT involved.
Step-by-Step Logic:
- Kanho and Bhairav: These were prominent leaders of the Santhal Rebellion.
- Chand: Chand is also associated with the leadership of the Santhal Rebellion, working alongside Kanho and Bhairav.
- Tana Bhagats: The Tana Bhagats were a separate religious movement, not directly involved in the Santhal Rebellion. While they might have existed during the same period, they were not participants in the Santhal uprising.
Core Logic: The core logic is to recall the key figures and groups associated with the Santhal Rebellion.
Eliminating Incorrect Options: Options 1, 2, and 3 (Kanho, Bhairav, and Chand) were all key figures in leading the Santhal Rebellion. Only the Tana Bhagats were a separate movement.
Correct Answer: Tana Bhagats
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