At the time of Quit India Movement, people of Hunterganj police are denied to pay
A. Chaukidari tax
B. Education tax
C. Agriculture tax
D. None of the above
Answer: Option A
Solution (By Examveda Team)
During the Quit India movement, the residents of Hunterganj were denied the right to pay Chaukidari Tax. Chowkidari Tax was collected from peasants in Bengal Presidency during British rule to provide funding to keep chowkidar in the hamlet. Farmers were required to pay a levy in 1907. The Secretary of State collected this levy, which was difficult for farmers to pay.Related Questions on Jharkhand
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