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Q. He was a prominent revolutionary from eastern India who was involved in the throwing of bombs on Lord Hardinge as well as the Ghadar movement. To save himself from the prosecution he fled to Japan and was instrumental in setting up the Indian National Army.
Who amongst the given revolutionaries aptly fits the above description?
Q. He was a prominent revolutionary from eastern India who was involved in the throwing of bombs on Lord Hardinge as well as the Ghadar movement. To save himself from the prosecution he fled to Japan and was instrumental in setting up the Indian National Army.
Who amongst the given revolutionaries aptly fits the above description?
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The correct option is C Rash Behari Bose
Explanation:
- Rash Behari Bose was a prominent revolutionary from Bengal who was instrumental in the throwing of the bomb at Lord Hardinge in 1912 when he was participating in a procession of transferring the capital from Calcutta to Delhi. He was also an important pillar of the Ghadar movement. However, he had to leave India after the failure of the Ghadar movement and he went to Japan where he got its citizenship. In Japan, he set up the Indian National Army and handed its leadership to Subhash Chandra Bose when he came to Japan.
Explanation:
- Rash Behari Bose was a prominent revolutionary from Bengal who was instrumental in the throwing of the bomb at Lord Hardinge in 1912 when he was participating in a procession of transferring the capital from Calcutta to Delhi. He was also an important pillar of the Ghadar movement. However, he had to leave India after the failure of the Ghadar movement and he went to Japan where he got its citizenship. In Japan, he set up the Indian National Army and handed its leadership to Subhash Chandra Bose when he came to Japan.
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