Which of the following statement is NOT correct regarding the Eki mov

1.	Which of the following statement is NOT correct regarding the Eki movement in Rajasthan?1. Motilal Tejawat was the leader of the movement.2. It was inspired by the Bijolia movement.3. 'Navin Rajasthan', a reformist newspaper, strongly supported the Eki Movement.4. This movement focused on the Garasia tribe upliftment.
Answer» Correct Answer - Option 4 : This movement focused on the Garasia tribe upliftment. This movement focused on the Garasia tribe upliftment is NOT correct. Eki Movement: Motilal Tejawat was the leader of the movement. It was inspired by the Bijolia movement. Motilal Tejawat worked for the upliftment of Bhil peasantry. He organised the Bhil peasantry and formed the Eki movement for their upliftment and resistance to the atrocities done by Thakur's or landowner class. Bhil tribe him 'Bawaji'. He contributed his whole life towards the cause of protection from exploitation of the Bhil peasantry. 'Navin Rajasthan', a reformist newspaper, strongly supported the Eki Movement.

Which of the following statement is NOT correct regarding the Eki movement in Rajasthan?1. Motilal Tejawat was the leader of the movement.2. It was inspired by the Bijolia movement.3. 'Navin Rajasthan', a reformist newspaper, strongly supported the Eki Movement.4. This movement focused on the Garasia tribe upliftment.

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 4 : This movement focused on the Garasia tribe upliftment.

This movement focused on the Garasia tribe upliftment is NOT correct.

Eki Movement:
- Motilal Tejawat was the leader of the movement.
- It was inspired by the Bijolia movement.
- Motilal Tejawat worked for the upliftment of Bhil peasantry.
- He organised the Bhil peasantry and formed the Eki movement for their upliftment and resistance to the atrocities done by Thakur's or landowner class.
- Bhil tribe him 'Bawaji'.
- He contributed his whole life towards the cause of protection from exploitation of the Bhil peasantry.
- 'Navin Rajasthan', a reformist newspaper, strongly supported the Eki Movement.