The Wahabi and Kuka movements witnessed during the Viceroyality of
ALord Dalhousie
BLord Curzon
CLord Hardinge
DLord Mayo
Answer:
D. Lord Mayo
Read Explanation:
The Wahabi and Kuka movements, which were significant socio-religious, anti-colonial uprisings in 19th-century India, were primarily active during the viceroyalty of Lord Mayo (1869–1872). The Kuka Movement in Punjab, specifically, reached a peak in 1872, with the violent crackdown occurring just as Lord Northbrook assumed office
