Match List - I with List - II List - I A. Tipu Shah B. Dudu Mian C. Chait Singh D. Titu Mir List - II 1. Benaras Rebellion 2. Faraizi Movement 3. Tariqah-i-Muhammadiya 4. Pagal Panthi Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Tipu Shah

• The second head of the enigmatic Pagal Panthi Order in Mymensingh was Tipu Shah (present-day Bangladesh).
• In uprisings against the British East India Company, he led the Order and the local peasantry, and at Sherpur, he succeeded in creating an independent kingdom. Hence A is paired with IV.

Dudu Miyan

• Dudu Miyan, also known as Musin ad-Din Amad (1819–1862), was the head of the Bengali Faraizi Movement. He actively participated in the 1857 Indian Revolt. Hence B is paired with II.
• Muslims in Eastern Bengal launched the Faraizi Movement as a means of adhering to their religious commitments and refraining from indulging in unIslamic behavior.
• The campaign, which was started in 1819, significantly aided in defending tenants' rights.

Chait Singh

• Maharaja Chait Singh was a ruler of the Kingdom of Benaras. He acquired the throne of Banaras in 1771 with the help of British authorities.

Titu Mir

• He led the tariqah-i-muhammadiya in Bengal, and his movement's initial goals were socio-religious reforms, the abolition of shirk (pantheism) and bidet (innovation) in Muslim culture, and encouraging Muslims to live according to Islamic principles. Hence D-III.