The correct answer is (a) - (ii), (b) - (i), (c) - (iv), (d) - (iii). List - IList - II(a) Leader(ii) Munir Jamal(b) Jai Telangana(i) Mamidi Ramakanth Rao(c) Tenugu Vani(iv) S. Satyanarayana(d) Telugu Gadda(iii) P. Janardan ReddyAdditional Information1969 to 1973: This period was marked by two political kranthi namely 'Jai Telangana' and 'Jai Andhra' movements. Social tensions arose due to the influx of people from the Coastal Andhra region. Protests started with the hunger strike of a student from Khammam district for the implementation of safeguards promised during the creation of Andhra Pradesh. The movement slowly manifested into a demand for a separate Telangana. 1971:In the May 1971 parliamentary elections, Telangana Praja Samithi won 10 out of the 14 Parliament seats in Telangana. Despite these electoral successes, some of the new party leaders gave up their agitation in September 1971 after realizing that the Prime Minister was not inclined towards a separate state of Telangana, and rejoined the safer political haven of the Congress ranks. 1972:When the Supreme Court upheld the Mulki rules the Jai Andhra movement, with the aim of reforming a separate state of Andhra, was started in Coastal Andhra and Rayalseema regions. The movement lasted for 110 days. The Supreme Court upheld the implementation of Mulki rules. The people from the Andhra region viewed the Mulki rules as "treating them like aliens in their own land". In 1985, when Telangana employees complained about the violations to the six-point formula, the government enacted government order 610 (GO 610) to correct the violations in recruitment. As Telangana people complained about the non-implementation of GO 610, in 2001, the government formed the Girglani commission to look into violations.