The Samyukta Maharashtra Movement was an agitation that was begun in 1956, demanding the creation of a separate ‘Marathi-speaking’ state out of the bilingual State of Bombay, with the city of Bombay(Mumbai) as its capital.

Led by the Samyukta Maharashtra Samiti, which included the Communist Party, Praja Samajwadi Party, Peasants & Workers Party and Republican Party, its impact was such that the ruling party and the leaders were incapable of even responding.

ans: 1)The samyukta Maharashtra movement was an agitation that was begun in 1956 , demanding the creation of separate 'marathi speaking' state out of the bilingual state out of the bilingual state of bombay , with the state of bom bay (Mumbai) as it's capital.2)led by the samyukta Maharashtra samiti , which included the communist party,praja samajwadi party , peasants and workers party it's impact was was such that

the answer is continued :the ruling party and the leaders were not capable of responding