alleryBirsa Munda's slogan 'Abua raj ete jana...' demanded what?
AHigher wages for all farm labourers
BEnd of the queen's rule, Munda rule instead
CFree schools in every tribal village
DReturn of all missionaries to Europe
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. End of the queen's rule, Munda rule instead
1. The slogan means 'Let the kingdom of the queen be ended and our kingdom be established'.
2. It threatened the British Raj and called for Munda self-rule.
3. It said nothing about wages, schools or missionaries leaving.
_Source: Wikipedia, Birsa Munda, Tribal movement_
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