Baba Ramdev, a folk deity of Rajasthan, is worshipped by Muslims under the name:

Explanation

Baba Ramdev is remembered in Rajasthan as a folk deity whose following crosses religious lines. He is revered by both Hindus and Muslims, and his Muslim devotional name is Ramsa Pir. The Rajasthan Public Service Commission previous-question paper frames this exact association: Baba Ramdev is worshipped by Hindus as an incarnation of Lord Krishna and by Muslims as Ramsa Pir. That is why option B is the only answer that names Baba Ramdev's Muslim form of worship, while the other options refer to unrelated saintly or Sufi identities.

Why the other options are wrong

• (A) Khwaja Saheb refers to Moinuddin Chishti, so it is not the Muslim devotional name used for Baba Ramdev.
• (C) Shah Hamid is not associated with Baba Ramdev.
• (D) Baba Farid is identified in the question data as a Sufi saint from Punjab, not as Baba Ramdev's worship name among Muslims.

Concept

This tests Rajasthan folk-deity traditions and the cross-community names attached to them. RAS repeats such items because local cults, fairs, symbols and devotional identities are core Rajasthan History, Art and Culture facts.

Source

• Rajasthan Public Service Commission

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