The correct answer is Neemchuna Farmers Movement.

•  Mahatma Gandhi considered the Neemchuna Farmers Movement massacre as even extreme of Jallianwala Bagh.
• And termed it “Dyrism Double Distilled” in Young India Newspaper.

• Mev Farmers Movement, 1932-35
  • In 1932 farmers of Kishangarh, Ramgarh, Lakshmangarh & Tijara (Mev Region) started a movement under the leadership of Mohd. Ali.
  • In 1933, in Alwar demands of farmers were agreed upon.
  • However, in Bharatpur Farmers stopped paying land revenue for Kharif crops but the government did not let the movement succeed.
  • Gradually the movement turned communal and leader Anjuman Khaidm-ul-Islam raised demands for separate schools for Muslims, a significant place for the Urdu language, and jobs for Muslims in Govt.
• Alwar Famers Movement 1921
  • Wild-pigs were reared in Alwar State. Whenever the pigs were released they caused damage to the standing crops of farmers.
  • But due to restriction, these could not be killed.
  • In 1921, farmers organized a movement against the practice.
  • As a result, the government allowed the killing of wild-pigs, and movement was withdrawn.
• Jat Farmers Movement, 1880
  • This farmer movement was organized at Matrakundiya pargana in Chittor in Udaipur State.
  • Maharana Fateh Singh was the ruler.
  • The Jat farmers of the region organized this revolt against the excess land-revenue.