'That forced my cousin Samsuddin'… 'That' here refers to

(a) world War II

(b) increase in the demand of tamarind seeds

(c) withdrawal of train halt at Rameshwaram station

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(c) withdrawal of train halt at Rameshwaram station

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'That forced my cousin Samsuddin'… 'That' here refers to (a) world War II (b) increase in the demand of tamarind seeds (c) withdrawal of train halt at Rameshwaram station

(c) withdrawal of train halt at Rameshwaram station

'That forced my cousin Samsuddin'… 'That' here refers to

(a) world War II

(b) increase in the demand of tamarind seeds

(c) withdrawal of train halt at Rameshwaram station