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Consider the following freedom fighters :

1. Syed Haider Raza

2. Bhai Parmanand

3. Aga Haidar

How many of the above was/were associated with the Anjuman-i-Mohibban-i-Watan ?

Only one

Only two

Only three

None

Explanation :

Anjuman-i-Mohibban-i-Watan

The Punjab extremism was fuelled by issues such as frequent famines coupled with rise in land revenue and irrigation tax, practice of 'begar' by zamindars and by the events in Bengal.
Among those active here was Lala Lajpat Rai who brought out Punjabee ( with its motto of self help at any cost ) and Ajit Singh (Bhagat Singh’s uncle) who organised the extremist Anjuman-i-Mohibban-i-Watan in Lahore with its journal, Bharat Mata in 1906.
It was a secret society.
Before Ajit Singh's group turned to extremism, it was active in urging non-payment of revenue and water rates among Chenab colonists and Bari Doab peasants.
Other leaders included Aga Haidar, Syed Haider Raza, Bhai Parmanand, and the radical Urdu poet, Lalchand 'Falak'.