Correct option is C
The Satnami movement was started by Guru Ghasidas in the early 19th century in what is now Chhattisgarh, Central India.
The movement aimed to improve the social and spiritual lives of Dalits, particularly leather workers and other marginalized communities, emphasizing equality and monotheism.
Guru Ghasidas advocated for a casteless society and promoted the worship of a formless god, rejecting idol worship.
Additional Information:
Satnami Samaj continues to be a significant social and religious group in Chhattisgarh and surrounding areas.
Guru Ghasidas' teachings formed the basis of Satnampanth, focusing on purity, truth, and equality.
The Guru Ghasidas University in Chhattisgarh is named in his honor.
Other Options:
B.R. Ambedkar: While Ambedkar championed the cause of Dalits and worked for their rights, he was not associated with the Satnami movement.
Mahatma Gandhi: Gandhi worked for the upliftment of Dalits and called them Harijans, but he was not linked to the Satnami movement.
Swami Vivekananda: Vivekananda focused on spiritual awakening and uplifting the masses but was not connected with the Satnami movement.
