The correct answer is All of the above. Explanation & Key Takeaways: Sanyukta Maharashtra Movement - • Sanyukta Maharashtra Sabha was formed on 28 January 1940. • On 12 May 1946, a Sanyukta Maharashtra resolution was passed at the All India Marathi Literary Conference held at Belgaum, G. T. Madkholkar was the president of the Conference. • The conference also formed a Sanyukta Maharashtra Committee consisting of Madkholkar, Shankarrao Deo, Keshevrao Jedhe and S. S. Navarre to materialise the resolution. Hence the correct answer is option 4. • There was one more conference held on 28th July 1946 in Mumbai. • It was called Maharashtra Ekikaran Parishad, which was presided over by Shankarrao Deo. • It was attended by two hundred delegates from all over Maharashtra and passed a resolution of Sanyukta Maharashtra on the proposal moved by Acharya Dada Dharmadhikari. • The leaders, who were active in the movement held a meeting under the leadership of Pattabhi Sitaramaya at Delhi in December 1946. • The movement spread throughout the state. • A meeting of the Maharashtra Ekikaran Panished took place at Akola on 13th April 1947 and determined to speed up the Sanyukta Maharashtra movement for the unilingual state of all Marathi speaking people. • This meeting came to be known as the Akola Pact. • In order to address the popular demand of forming the linguistic states of Maharashtra, Andra, the Constituent Assembly appointed a Commission in 1948, which came to be known as Dhar Commission.