The Akali Movement in Punjab was one of the powerful movements in India, that commenced along with Non-Cooperatio Movement and successfully ended. Which one of the following observations is not correct about the Akali Movement?

• A.  The movement developed on a purely religious issue but ended rup as a powerful episode of the freedom movement of India.
• B.  The movement arose with an aim of freeing the Gurudwaras from the control of corrupt managers and custodians of Gurudwaras who were appointed by the government after the British annexation of Punjab.
• C.  In 1925 the British Government handed over control over all the Punjab Gurudwaras to an elected body of Sikh, known as Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC).
• D.  The movement made a massive contribution to the political development of Punjab and awakened the Peasantry but also promoted Sikh communalism.