During the Chuar Uprising, the term 'Chuar' was used by the British for the local tribesmen of Midnapore. What was the primary reason that drove these people to armed rebellion?

Options:

  • A: The introduction of Christian missionary activities in their sacred groves
  • B: The forced cultivation of indigo and opium on their community lands
  • C: The British policy of forest conservation that completely banned their entry into forests
  • D: The resumption of their rent-free service lands (Paikan lands) and high revenue demands by the East India Company

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