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In which languages were the rebels' proclamations put up?
AHindi, Urdu and Persian
BEnglish, Hindi and Urdu
CSanskrit, Persian and Arabic
DBengali, Urdu and English
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Hindi, Urdu and Persian
Proclamations in Hindi, Urdu and Persian called on Hindus and Muslims alike to rise and exterminate the firangis.
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