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Pagal Panthis
Pagal Panthi Revolt 1825-1850. Pagal Panthis were a mixture of the Hinduism, Sufism and Animism, which became prominent in Bengal in initial years of 19th century. The sect was founded by Karam Shah, and his son Tipu Shah led these people to uphold the religion and rights of the peasants in Bengal.
Kuka Revolt
Initially started as a religious movement with a view to reforming the Sikh religion by purging it of the degenerate features, Kuka movement, founded in 1840 in the Western Punjab, turned into a political struggle against the British. The founder of Kuka movement was Bhagat Jawahar Mal.
Sawantwadi
The revolt in Sawantwadi region in Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra state, was led by Phond Sawant, a Maratha sardar, who with the help of other sardars and Desais, among whom Anna Sahib was prominent, captured some forts. When the British troops drove out these rebels from the forts, they escaped to Goa, leading to great turmoil in the region. A number of Sawantwadi rebels were tried for treason and sentenced to various terms of imprisonment.
Ultimately, after the imposition of martial law and meting out brutal punishment to the rebels, order could be restored in Sawantwadi region.
Ramosi Revolt
Ramosi Revolt was a tribal revolt by the Ramosi tribe due to the British Rule in 1820 in the modern age. Though, there is a dispute with Chittur singh and Pratap singh about the leader of this tribal revolt, justified evidence prove that Chittur Singh was the main tribal leader of this tribal revolt and Pratap singh was his youngest brother.