कुका चळवळीचे नेते गुरू रामसिंग यांचा मृत्यू इ.स. 1885 मध्ये ______ येथे झाला.

The correct answer is Option C (Burma).

Key Points:
• Background of the Kuka Movement:
• The Kuka Movement (Namdhari movement) was founded in 1840 by Bhagat Jawahar Mal (Sian Sahib) and Baba Balak Singh in Western Punjab.
• Guru Ram Singh took over the leadership in 1857 and transformed it into a powerful socio-religious and political movement against British imperial rule.
• Guru Ram Singh advocated boycott of British goods, government jobs, English education, and British judicial systems, thereby pioneering non-cooperation and civil disobedience concepts decades before Mahatma Gandhi.
• In 1872, following clashes in Malerkotla, the British ruthlessly suppressed the uprising, executed many Namdharis by blowing them from cannons, and arrested Guru Ram Singh.
• Guru Ram Singh was deported and exiled as a state prisoner to Rangoon (Burma/Myanmar) in 1872, where he passed away in confinement in 1885.
• Key Takeaway: Guru Ram Singh led the anti-British Kuka/Namdhari movement and died in exile in Burma in 1885.