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The famous 'Tebhaga Movement' of 1946 in Bengal was organized by which peasant organization demanding a two-third share of crops for sharecroppers?
A. All India Kisan Sabha
B. Bakasth Land Struggle Committee
C. Kisan Mazdoor Praja Party
D. Bengal Provincial Krishak Sabha✓ Correct Answer
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Bengal Provincial Krishak Sabha organized the historic Tebhaga movement in Bengal demanding a two-third share of the harvest for sharecroppers. The All India Kisan Sabha operated as a broader national peasant front established earlier in Lucknow. This agitation protested the oppressive economic extraction faced by landless peasants working on landlord estates.
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