Veer Gundadhur was a prominent tribal freedom fighter from the Bastar region who led the historic Bhumkal Rebellion of 1910 against British colonial rule.
The rebellion emerged as a resistance movement against exploitative colonial policies, interference in tribal administration and suppression of indigenous rights. Gundadhur mobilised tribal communities through guerrilla tactics and grassroots organisation, becoming a lasting symbol of tribal identity, sovereignty and anti-colonial resistance in central India.
APSC Relevance: Tribal movements, freedom struggle and anti-colonial resistance in India.
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