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Chuar Uprising occurred in which district of Bengal?

  1. A
    Purulia
  2. B
    Bardhaman
  3. C
    Midnapore
  4. D
    Murshidabad

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The Chuar Uprising refers to a series of peasant and tribal rebellions between 1766 and 1816 by the local inhabitants of the Jungle Mahals. The initial and most intense phases of this revolt took place across the undivided Midnapore (Medinipur) district of Bengal, led by figures like Jagannath Singh and Durjan Singh against the oppressive revenue policies of the British East India Company.

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Chuar Uprising occurred in which district of Bengal?
A
Purulia
B
Bardhaman
C
Midnapore
D
Murshidabad

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