NHM UP Staff Nurse - 2019
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Who had set up the Feudal League in Haryana?

Appeared in: NHM UP Staff Nurse - 2019

Explanation

  • Sir Chhotu Ram, as he founded the Zamindara League, often referred to as the Feudal League, in 1924.
  • This organization was created to represent and protect the economic and political interests of the agrarian community (farmers and landowners) in the Punjab province, which included modern-day Haryana.
  • The league was the mass-based wing of the Unionist Party, which Sir Chhotu Ram co-founded to give a political voice to the rural population, transcending religious and caste lines.
  • His efforts led to significant agrarian reforms and debt relief legislation, earning him the title of a champion for peasants' rights.

Why Other Options Were Wrong

  • Option B: Pt. Neki Ram Sharma was a prominent nationalist leader and freedom fighter associated with the Indian National Congress.
  • Option C: "P. t Sushi Sharma" is not a recognized name in the context of Haryana's political history. It is likely a typographical error for another figure, such as Pt. Sri Ram Sharma.
  • Option D: This option is incorrect because a founder for the Feudal League is identifiable among the given choices.

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Clinical Relevance
  • Nursing practice connection: This is primarily an exam-oriented knowledge point with limited direct bedside application, so retain History of Haryana and Pre-Independence Political Movements as background academic context rather than a clinical decision trigger.
  • Historical Significance: Understanding the formation of political organizations like the Zamindara League provides insight into the socio-economic conditions and political consciousness of early 20th-century North India.
  • Agrarian Politics: The legacy of Sir Chhotu Ram and the Unionist Party is crucial for understanding the history of agrarian movements and farmer politics in the region, which continues to be a significant theme in states like Haryana and Punjab.
  • What if?: If the question had asked who was a major opponent of the Unionist Party in Haryana, Pt. Neki Ram Sharma would have been the correct answer, highlighting the ideological divide between nationalist and regionalist-agrarian politics of that era.
How to Approach the Question
  • First, identify the key terms in the question: 'Feudal League' and 'Haryana'. Recognize that 'Feudal League' might be another name for a more common historical entity.
  • Recall or look for information on major political figures from Haryana in the pre-independence era.
  • Evaluate each option based on their known historical roles. Sir Chhotu Ram is strongly associated with agrarian politics and the Unionist Party.
  • Analyze the other options. Pt. Neki Ram Sharma is known as a Congress leader, making him a political opponent, not the founder of this league.
  • Identify 'P. t Sushi Sharma' as a likely error and consider plausible corrections like 'Pt. Sri Ram Sharma', but confirm he was not the founder.
  • Conclude that Sir Chhotu Ram is the correct founder, making 'None of these' incorrect.
Concept Tested & Keywords
  • Concept Tested: History of Haryana and Pre-Independence Political Movements
  • Stem keywords: Feudal League, Haryana, set up
  • Lead-in keywords: Who

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