Question

Who has started the Kuka Movement?
A. Sant Guru Ram Singh
B. Lala Hardayal
C. Sardar Bhagat Singh
D. Bal Gangadhar Tilak

Answer 1

Hint: The founder of the Kuka Movement was the twelfth guru of the Namdhari group.
-He was the disciple of Guru Balak Singh.
-He was born in Ludhiana and served in the army.

Complete answer:
The Kuka Movement founder was Bhagat Jawhar Mal. Later his followers Balak Singh and Ramsingh conveyed the development.
The real organizer of the Kuka Movement was Baba Ram Singh, who was brought into the world in 1815 as a child of a helpless craftsman, in the little town of Bhaini, In the 1840s, he filled In as an officer in the Sikh Army of Prince Naunihal Singh. He left the military on the toppling of the Sikh guideline.
Kuka Movement was a religio-political development in Punjab.
1. Religious Angles:-
Kukas was not a piece of the standard Sikhism of the Sikhs.
They needed station annulment, consent of intermarriages, widow-remarriages, forbearance from desi alcohol, meat, and medications.
2. Political Angles:-
Kukas needed to discard the British and reestablish Sikh Sovereignty over Punjab.
Kuka adherents needed to wear just handwoven garments and blacklist British instruction, laws, and readymade items.
In this manner, Kuka's development had components of "Non-Cooperation" and "common rebellion" also.

The correct answer is Option A.

Note: The Kukas wore just white, hand-woven garments and boycotted British training, items, and laws. In 1872, Ram Singh was caught and ousted from Rangoon and 65 Kukas were overwhelmed by standards by the British.
The Namdhari Movement, of which the Kuka Movement was the main stage, pointed toward toppling the British standard. The Namdharis were otherwise called "Kukas" on account of their brand name way of discussing the "Gurbani" (Sayings/Teachings of the Guru). This style was in a piercing voice called "Crackpot" in Punjabi. Along these lines, the Namdharis were additionally called "Kukas".