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HIS-342
The 'Peshawar Conspiracy Cases' (1922-1927) were a series of trials conducted by the British Indian government against which specific group of people?
A. The Pashtun followers of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan.
B. Indian 'Muhajirs' (emigrants) who were returning to India after receiving communist training in Tashkent and Moscow.
C. Sikh Ghadarites attempting to smuggle weapons through the Khyber Pass.
D. Afghan spies plotting to assassinate the Viceroy.
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