Question

What were the demands of TEBHAGA MOVEMENT?

Answer 1

→The demand of the Tebhaga movement was to reduce landlord share to one third.
→In many areas the agitations turned violent, and landlords fled,leaving parts of countryside.

Answer 2

Tebhaga movement is an agitation movement of the peasants in Bengal.

• The demand put forward by the peasants are:

• To reduce the share of the landlord to one-third.

• The peasants decided that they would pay one-third of the payment and the crops will be stored in their godowns and not stored in the landlord's care.

• These demands resulted in clashes between the peasants and the landlord.

• The Muslim League launched the peasant act which is also known as the Bhargadari Act that supported the demands of the peasants.