The correct answer is Nana Shankarshet. Explanation & Key Takeaways: • Jaganath Shankarseth: • Jagannath Shankar Murkute was born on 10 February 1803 at Murbad. • He engaged in commerce and became wealthy. But he donated much of it to the public and contributed to the development of Mumbai. • The Bombay Association was the first political organization in Mumbai founded by Jagannath Shankarsheth on 26 August 1852. • In 1858 he became a Bombay Legislative Council member and handled various issues of social importance. • He also started other educational projects like Sanskrit Seminary, Sanskrit Library which were located in the Girgaum area. • Nana Shankarshet was successful in his fight to include natives of Bombay in the panel of Justices of Peace. • This British panel was in possession of Bombay for over 150 years. Ultimately natives of Bombay secured this privilege and in the years that followed a number of Justices of Peace, Nana was one of them. • John Malcolm was influenced by nana to put an end to the practice of Sati. • Nana Shankarshet supported John Malcolm in his efforts to put an end to the practice of Sati. • He is known to have donated generously to Hindu temples.