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Which among the following is correctly matched? List I CENTRE List II LEADER A. Delhi Nana Saheb B. Kanpur Kunwar Singh C. Arrah Bahadur Shah D. Lucknow Birjis Qadr - History

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Which among the following is correctly matched?

List I CENTRE List II LEADER
A. Delhi Nana Saheb
B. Kanpur Kunwar Singh
C. Arrah Bahadur Shah
D. Lucknow Birjis Qadr
Match the Columns
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Solution

Lucknow - Birjis Qadr

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