Q. The Mazhabi Sikhs were originally
(a) landed magnates
(b) peasants
(c) artisans
(d) menials
Ans: (d) menials
Explanation: The Mazhabi Sikhs were originally (d) menials.
The Mazhabi Sikhs were a community of Sikhs who were traditionally employed in menial or low-status occupations such as laborers, sweepers, and servants. They were considered part of the lower strata of Sikh society and faced social and economic discrimination. Over time, efforts have been made to uplift the Mazhabi Sikhs and provide them with opportunities for education and social advancement.
