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What did a police inspector's meeting with a Bijnor tahsildar show?
ARebels in distant places shared news
BThe tahsildar was loyal to the British
CSepoys had no contact with civilians
DAwadh had stayed fully peaceful
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Rebels in distant places shared news
The tahsildar, later a rebel leader of Bijnor, eagerly asked about Awadh, which hints at coordination across regions.
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