The dialect in which the literature of Sunderdas (Dadu Sect) is found 

Correct option is D

Ans. (d)
Sunderdas was a prominent saint and poet of the Dadu Panth, a sect founded by Saint Dadu Dayal in Rajasthan. He was known for his extensive literary contributions, which were composed primarily in the Dhundhari dialect, a major linguistic form spoken in Jaipur and surrounding regions of Rajasthan.
His works focus on spiritual enlightenment, morality, and devotion to God, emphasizing the teachings of nirguna bhakti (formless devotion). Sunderdas’s literature is considered a significant part of Bhakti movement poetry and holds an important place in Rajasthani and Hindi literature.
Information Booster
· Sunderdas was a disciple of Dadu Dayal.
· His literary works are written in the Dhundhari dialect.
· Dhundhari is spoken mainly in Jaipur, Tonk, and Dausa regions of Rajasthan.
· His writings emphasize Nirguna Bhakti (devotion to the formless divine).
· Dadu Panth was a major religious movement promoting social reform and spiritual devotion.
Additional Knowledge
· Mevati: Spoken in Alwar and Bharatpur, not associated with Sunderdas.
· Rangadi: A dialect of western Rajasthan, not linked to Dadu Panth.
· Aheervati: Spoken in Haryana and nearby areas, not relevant to Sunderdas's literature.