The ‘Komagata Maru’ holds an irreplaceable place in the narrative of modern Indian history. This ship is primarily famous because
Correct answer: C
Explanation
The Komagata Maru carried mostly Sikh, Muslim and Hindu passengers from Punjab to Vancouver in 1914, where Canadian immigration laws barred their entry, leading to a long standoff and their forced return to India. Savarkar's escape was from the SS Morea, Gandhi wrote Hind Swaraj aboard the SS Kildonan Castle, and the 1946 RIN mutiny centred on HMIS Talwar.