The objective(s) of the Kuka Movement in the Punjab was/were
A. To purify Sikh religion of its abuses and superstitions
B. The revival of Sikh sovereignty
C. Both A and B above
D. The revival of the Khalsa
Answer: Option C
Solution(By Examveda Team)
Kuka was a religio-political movement in Punjab. Kukas were not part of the main-stream Sikhism of the Sikhs. They wanted caste-abolition, permission of intermarriages, widow-remarriages, abstinence from desi liquor, meat and drugs.This Question Belongs to History >> Struggle For Independence Of India
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