SolutionThe Correct answer is T. K. Madhavan, K. P. Kesava Menon, and George JosephThe roots of the Vaikom Satyagraha seeds were laid by Dalit revolutionary, T. K. Madhavan believed that marginalized castes must not only assert their basic civil right of accessing public spaces. The formation of the Anti-Untouchability Committee (AUC) in January of 1924, under the leadership of T. K Madhavan and other anti-caste radicals such as KP Kesava Menon and K Kelappan a committee that would go on to play an unrivaled role as the primary architects of the Satyagraha. Nagamma, E. V. Ramasami's first wife, organized women's campaigning. Nagamma with Mrs. Joseph, Mrs. T. K. Madhavan and Mrs. Govindan Channar, among others formed a Women's committee to persuade the women of the villages and get them ready to participate in the Satyagraha.