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What in reality did the Akali Movement of 1921 22 aim at ........

Indian Freedom Struggle (Easy) Socio-religious reform Movements
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    What, in reality, did the Akali Movement of 1921-22 aim at ?

    to wrest control of the Gurudwaras from the mahants, the hereditary priests

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    to form Sikhs into a separate nation

    Incorrect Answer

    to defend the Sikh community from encroachment of Hinduism and Islam

    Incorrect Answer

    to unite the Sikhs under one banner

    Incorrect Answer
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    Explanation:
    • The main aim of the Akali movement was to have the Sikh gurdwaras released from the control of the traditional clergy, which had become powerful and ritualized. Kartar Singh Jhabbar walked to the Akal Takht in the temple premises, urging the Sikhs to give up the caste-based restrictions and reform the gurdwaras. Hence option 1st is correct.

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