Which of the following best describes the ideological shift represented by Bhagat Singh and his comrades in the late 1920s?

Options:

• A: A shift from secular nationalism to religious-based mobilization to counter British divide-and-rule policies.
• B: A transition from individual heroic actions to a belief in a broad-based mass movement led by the working class and peasantry.
• C: A complete rejection of Marxist-Leninist ideology in favor of indigenous Gandhian non-violent methods.
• D: An alignment with international fascist regimes to secure military aid for India's liberation.

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