Satya Shodhak Samaj organized

Describes Satyashodhak (Satyashodhak) Samaj as founded by Jyotiba Phule to organise backward classes and to spread education among women and lower-caste people.

A student could take this pattern (Samaj focused on lower castes in Maharashtra) and check whether its activities or branches extended geographically to Bihar or targeted tribal groups there.

Lists important tribal movements and uprisings in regions that include parts of Bihar (Chotanagpur/Jharkhand), showing tribal mobilisation occurred in the area.

Combine this with the Samaj's remit to see if Satyashodhak organisations historically engaged with or emerged alongside these tribal movements in Bihar.

Notes that tribal organisations are active in Bihar among other states, indicating an established presence of tribal-focused groups in that state.

Use this to assess plausibility that a reform society might have worked with or organized tribal uplift in Bihar by checking historical links between Satyashodhak Samaj and local tribal organisations.

Shows that socio-religious reform movements (e.g., Arya Samaj) undertook campaigns to uplift oppressed groups like 'untouchables' and spread social reforms.

Apply the general rule that reform samajs sometimes addressed marginalized communities to hypothesize whether Satyashodhak Samaj could have similarly targeted tribals—then seek region-specific evidence.