The correct answer is (d) Khumar.
Bageshwar, Salam, and Deghat were all places where freedom fighters were killed in police firing during British rule. Khumar, on the other hand, was a place where the freedom fighters were successful in their uprising against the British.
In 1857, the Indian Rebellion, also known as the Sepoy Mutiny, broke out against the British East India Company. The rebellion was initially successful, and the British were forced to retreat from many parts of India. However, the British eventually regrouped and suppressed the rebellion. In the aftermath of the rebellion, the British government cracked down on dissent and executed many freedom fighters.
In 1897, a group of freedom fighters led by Birsa Munda launched an uprising against the British in the Chota Nagpur region of India. The uprising was initially successful, and the British were forced to retreat from many parts of the region. However, the British eventually regrouped and suppressed the uprising. Birsa Munda was captured and executed by the British in 1900.
The Khumar uprising was a small-scale uprising that took place in the Khumar village in the Garhwal region of India in 1912. The uprising was led by a group of freedom fighters who were opposed to the British rule. The uprising was unsuccessful, and the British suppressed it. However, the Khumar uprising is significant because it was one of the first major uprisings against the British in the Garhwal region.
In conclusion, the correct answer to the question “In which of the following places the freedom fighters were not killed in police firing during British rule?” is (d) Khumar.