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Indigo Commission and the Champaran Revolt

Who were the ...

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Who were the gomasthas?

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The nieces and nephews of rajas

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Agents of planters

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Slaves

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Farmers

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The correct option is B Agents of planters
The gomasthas were agents of planters. They would collect revenue for the planters.

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