What was done with grain in the Bastar rebellion?

Correct answer: In some places grain was distributed among the poor

Direct answer: Option A is correct. In the Bastar rebellion, in some places grain taken from stores or officials was distributed among poor people. The important idea is redistribution during resistance, not destruction of food. Step by step: colonial forest policies and other demands created anger; villagers rebelled; property connected with oppressive officials or moneylenders could be attacked; grain was sometimes taken and shared with needy people. Option A matches this historical detail. Option B is wrong because there is no such sea-dumping event in the relevant account. Option C is absurd: grain cannot be used to build railway lines. Option D is too absolute and historically unsupported; the grain did not simply disappear everywhere. The wording “in some places” is important, because it avoids claiming that every grain store was treated identically. Memory cue: Bastar rebellion plus grain means taking and redistributing grain, not throwing it away.