The 'Kanpur Conspiracy Case' (1924) involved communists. Who among the following was NOT an accused? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The 'Kanpur Conspiracy Case' (1924) involved communists. Who among the following was NOT an accused?

A. S. A. Dange

B. Shaukat Usmani

C. Muzaffar Ahmed

D. Bhagat Singh

Answer: Option D

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Bhagat Singh was not involved in the Kanpur Conspiracy Case.

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