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The Koya Rebellion of 1879-1880, which took place in the eastern Godavari region, was primarily a reaction against:
A. The oppressive forest laws, the denial of customary rights to podu (shifting) cultivation, and extortion by police.
B. The British mandate forcing tribals to cultivate indigo.
C. The forced conscription of Koya youth into the British navy.
D. The introduction of the Permanent Settlement by Lord Cornwallis.
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