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The Indigo Commission held whom guilty?
AThe zamindars
BThe headmen
CThe planters
DThe ryots
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The planters
1. The government set up the Commission after the rebellion.
2. It enquired into how indigo production actually worked.
3. It held the planters guilty of coercive methods.
4. So the answer is the planters.
_Source: NCERT Class 8 History Our Pasts III, Ch 3 'Ruling the Countryside'_
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