alleryIn the Kol revolt, whom did the term 'Sadan' describe?
ANon-tribal Hindus
BTribal priests
CBritish soldiers
DForest guards
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Non-tribal Hindus
1. The Oraons and Hos joined the revolt to expel outsiders.
2. Sadan meant non-tribal Hindus, while Dikus meant outsiders or foreigners.
3. Dalton noted that Sadan villages were destroyed in every pargana.
_Source: Wikipedia, Kol uprising, Insurgency_
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