The correct answer is option 4. Explanation & Key Takeaways: Santhala Revolt: • The Santhal Revolt took place in 1855-56. Santhals are a tribal group concentrated in the state of Jharkhand. • The Santhal revolt (also known as the Hul revolt ) started on 30th June 1855, with the help of prominent leaders like Sidhu, Kanhu, Chand, and Bhairav, and also their two sisters Phulo and Jhano. • The depressed and anguished Santhals engaged in guerrilla warfare against the Britishers and formed their own troops which included the farmers, villagers, and women. • They militarized over 10000 Santhal people. The villagers put to fire the storehouses and the warehouses and all forms of communication lines were disrupted. • In order to curb the rebellion, Britishers used heavily loaded weapons against bows and arrows used by the Santhals. • The landlords were in the support of the government whereas the local people supported the Santhals in full vigour. • Unfortunately, the duo brother Sidhu and Kanhu were arrested and the revolt had a brutal end. • It is believed that Sido was captured by the British forces through treachery and Kanhu, through an encounter at Uparbanda, and was subsequently killed in captivity. Hence, statement (c) is false. • The Santhal revolt fostered a sense of unity among the Santhal tribes. • The Santhal rebellion gave birth to the modern Santhal identity. • Santhala declared the decision to the establishment of 'State of Truth'. Hence, statement (b) is true. • Mr De Bourbel, the officer of the Railway, gave the report of a duel of Santhala. Hence, statement (d) is false.