Syed Hussain of Madurai was accused of conspiring against the British and was subsequently:

The correct answer is: a) Imprisoned.

Syed Hussain of Madurai was a Muslim scholar and poet who lived in the 18th century. He was accused of conspiring against the British East India Company and was subsequently imprisoned in the Fort St. George prison in Chennai. He was released after a few years, but he was never able to regain his former status.

The other options are incorrect. Option b) is incorrect because Syed Hussain was not exiled. Option c) is incorrect because Syed Hussain was not executed. Option d) is incorrect because Syed Hussain was not acquitted.

Here is a brief explanation of each option:

• Option a) Imprisoned: Syed Hussain was imprisoned in the Fort St. George prison in Chennai.
• Option b) Exiled: Syed Hussain was not exiled.
• Option c) Executed: Syed Hussain was not executed.
• Option d) Acquitted: Syed Hussain was not acquitted.