Shah Mal’s activities in the Baraut region represented an attempt to replace colonial authority with organised local power.

Consider the following statements:

1. He mobilised the headmen and peasants of eighty-four villages.
2. His followers damaged roads and bridges to obstruct British forces.
3. He supplied the Delhi rebels and disrupted communication with Meerut.
4. He established a centre for adjudication and organised an intelligence network.

How many of the above statements support the assertion?