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An important feature of the Quit India movement was the formation of parallel governments. In this context, match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the codes given below:
Codes:
1-iii,2-iv,3-i,4-ii
1- iii,2-ii,3-1,4-iv
1-ii,2-i,3-iii,4-iv
1-iv,2-iii,3-i,4-ii
Parallel governments were established at many places: • Ballia (in August 1942 for a week)—under Chittu Pandey. He got many Congress leaders released. • Tamluk (Midnapore, from December 1942 to September 1944)—which undertook cyclone relief work, sanctioned grants to schools, supplied paddy from the rich to the poor, organised Bidyut Bahinis etc. • Satara (mid-1943 to 1945)—named “Prati Sarkar”, was organised under leaders like Y.B. Chavan, Nana Patil, etc. Village libraries and Nyayadan Mandals were organised, prohibition campaigns were carried on and ‘Gandhi marriages’ were organised.
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