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What shows the link between 'development' and 'displacement' in the Bastar rebellion?

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Correct answer: Fear of villages being removed due to colonial forest management plans

The direct answer is option A: fear that villages might be removed because of colonial forest-management plans. Development is not automatically beneficial for everyone. A colonial plan could reserve forests, restrict customary use, mark land for commercial purposes, or create protected areas. If people feared losing homes, fields, or access to forests, the plan connected development with displacement. Option A is correct because it shows the direct human cost of such policy: projects and administrative changes could push local communities away. Option B is wrong because completely handing forests to villages would reduce, not create, the stated displacement fear. Option C is wrong because unconditional security would protect villages rather than threaten their residence. Option D is wrong because ending taxes permanently does not explain removal from land. The reasoning is policy change, loss of customary rights, fear of removal, and resistance. Exam cue: when studying colonial “development,” also ask who lost land, livelihood, or residence.

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