Who was the leader of the Ghadar movement?

Correct option is A

Explanation:

Har Dayal was the leader of the Ghadar Movement, which aimed at overthrowing British colonial rule in India. The movement was founded in 1913 in the United States by Indian immigrants, and it sought to incite a revolution against British rule using radical methods. Har Dayal played a key role in organizing and leading the Ghadar Party and promoting its ideology of armed resistance.

1. Har Dayal founded the Ghadar Party in 1913 to fight against British colonialism.

2. The movement was largely led by Indian immigrants, particularly in the United States and Canada.

3. The Ghadar Party published a weekly newspaper, Ghadar, to spread its revolutionary ideas.

4. Har Dayal's ideology emphasized the need for armed rebellion against the British Empire.

5. Although Har Dayal was forced to leave the United States and sought refuge in Europe, his efforts left a lasting impact on India's struggle for independence.

6. The movement played a pivotal role in inspiring later revolutionary activities against British rule.

• Madam Cama : Madam Cama was an active participant in India's independence movement, particularly in spreading revolutionary ideas, but she was not the leader of the Ghadar Movement.

• Shyamji Krishna Verma : Shyamji Krishna Verma was an important figure in the Indian independence movement, known for his work with the Indian Home Rule Society, but he was not the leader of the Ghadar Movement.