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Gunda Dhur not being captured shows which limit of colonial control?

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Correct answer: Military repression could not fully end local networks and memory

The direct answer is A: military repression could not fully end local networks and memory. Gunda Dhur’s not being captured does not prove that British rule supported the rebellion or that forest reservation ended. Instead, it shows that colonial power had limits. Soldiers and police might suppress open fighting, but they could not automatically discover every forest path, break every local connection or erase people’s memory of injustice. Local knowledge, community support and oral remembrance could preserve the idea of resistance. Option A is correct because it explains this incomplete control. Option B is wrong because the colonial government opposed the rebellion. Option C is wrong because forest reservation did not completely end as a result. Option D is wrong because Gunda Dhur did not become a British officer. The exam lesson is that suppression of an uprising is not the same as removal of its memory, causes or social networks.

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