The Bihar Tenancy Amendment Act of 1937-1938, passed by the first Congress Ministry, failed to satisfy the radical elements of the Bihar Provincial Kisan Sabha primarily because:

Options:

• A: It completely ignored the issue of rent reduction and focused only on forest rights.
• B: It required tenants to prove continuous possession of Bakasht land for twelve years, which was virtually impossible due to the manipulation of land records by Zamindars.
• C: It declared all tenant struggles illegal and authorized the use of military force against striking peasants.
• D: It transferred all proprietary rights of the land to the British Crown instead of the actual cultivators.

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