Question

Who led Fakir Uprising that took place in Bengal?

• A. Majnu Shah
• B. Digambar Biswas
• C. Sidhu
• D. Budhu Bhagath

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Majnu Shah

• Correct Ans : Option A) Majnu Shah

• The Fakir Uprising that took place in Bengal in the late 18th century was primarily led by Majnu Shah.  

• Other notable figures associated with the Fakir Uprising include:

• Chirag Ali Shah: Majnu Shah's brother and a significant leader after his death.

• Musa Shah: Another important Fakir leader.  

• Bhawani Pathak: A Hindu Sanyasi leader who collaborated with the Fakirs.

• Devi Chaudhurani: A prominent female leader who commanded a large following.

• The uprising was a resistance movement by Muslim Fakirs (wandering Sufi mendicants) against the British East India Company's rule and the oppression they faced.

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