Which of the following leaders had gone to Lucknow to invite Mahatma Gandhi to see the plight of the peasants in Champaran?

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Answer 1

The correct answer is Raj Kumar Shukla.

Key Points

Raj Kumar Shukla was born in Satwariya Village, and was a resident of Murli Bharahwa in Bihar.
The 31^st Session of INC, 1916, At the Lucknow held under the presidency of A.C. Mazumdar.
In this Session Shukla met Gandhiji and made Gandhiji aware of the actual situation of the cultivators in Champaran and invited him to visit Champaran.
Brajkishor Prasad made intricate plan for the Champaran Movement.
Peer Mohamed Munis wrote the request letter to Gandhiji for visiting Chamaparan ,and it was handed to Gandhiji by Shukla.

Additional Information

Hasrat Mohani coined "Inquilab Zindabad" ("Long Live the Revolution"), a rallying cry for Indian freedom fighters against British rule.
Hasrat Mohani founded "Urdu-e-Moalla," an influential journal promoting Urdu literature and supporting India's independence movement against British rule.
J. B. Kripalani chaired the Indian National Congress session in Meerut in 1946, crucial during the final phase of India's independence.
Dr. Rajendra Prasad chaired the Indian National Congress sessions in 1934 in Bombay and 1939 in Tripuri, significant for India's independence.
Dr. Rajendra Prasad was the first President of India, serving from 1950 to 1962.