The native State of Tripura became involved in the Freedom Movement early in the 20th century because

1. The question explores why the princely state of Tripura became involved in the Indian Freedom Movement in the early 20th century. 2. Option (A) is incorrect; Tripura had treaties with the British. 3. Option (B) might have occurred but doesn't explain Tripura's own political mobilization. 4. Option (C) is too general. 5. Option (D) provides the most accurate historical context. Internal socio-political movements and discontent against the autocratic rule of the kingship, coupled with growing awareness of the nationalist struggle in neighboring Bengal and the role of the British as the paramount power protecting the monarchy, led to the emergence of organized groups within Tripura that aligned with the broader Freedom Movement, seeking political reforms and challenging the existing power structure.