The demands from the peasant movement in Awadh were

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Elimination of begar

Social boycott of landlords

Reducing revenues

All of the above

answer is D.

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The demands from the peasant movement in Awadh were the elimination of begar, a social boycott of landlords and reducing revenues.
The Awadh peasant movement, or peasant movement, was started at the corresponding time when the Non-cooperation movement was started all over India. The peasants of Awadh were miserable because they did not get money or payment from landlords and merchants. They also did not have grains to feed due to the hoarding of grains by landlords. Thus, the peasant movements boycotted the landlord and talukdars socially. They demanded to abolish begars and reduce the forced revenue; boycott oppressive landlords; release the payments of peasants and labourers, and sell the grains at a nominal price to all.

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