Consider the following statements. Statement I: The Zamindari Association, also known as Landholder's Society, was established in 1838 to protect the interests of Zamindars in colonial India. Statement II: The Zamindari Association raised its voice for the problems faced by common people and advocated for reforms benefiting the rural population. Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above statements?
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