Why were Singh Sabhas formed in the nineteenth Century India ?
(A) To fight against British Government
(B) To get rid of supersitions prevailing in Sikhim
(C) To do away with caste distinctions and discriminatory practices
(D) To promote education among Sikhs
Options :

Correct option is B

Singh Sabhas were formed in the nineteenth century primarily for reasons related to the Sikh community itself rather than as a direct opposition to British rule. They aimed to rid Sikhism of superstitions, to eliminate caste distinctions and discriminatory practices within Sikhism, and to promote education among Sikhs. They played a significant role in the revival and reform of Sikhism in the late 19th century.