During the Khilafat Movement, educated Indian Muslims had a range of concerns which were reflected in the newspapers they followed. Option 1, which includes Comrade and Hamdard, is incorrect as Comrade was a newspaper associated with the Communist Party of India and did not specifically address the concerns of educated Indian Muslims during this time. Option 2, which includes Comrade and Hindustan Times, is also incorrect as the Hindustan Times was a mainstream English newspaper and did not specifically cater to the concerns of educated Indian Muslims during the Khilafat Movement.

Option 3, Zamindar and Muslim Voice, is also incorrect as the Zamindar newspaper was primarily associated with the Hindu majority and did not directly address the concerns of educated Indian Muslims during this period. The Muslim Voice, on the other hand, was an Urdu newspaper that focused on promoting the cause of Indian Muslims but may not have specifically represented the concerns of educated Indian Muslims during the Khilafat Movement.

The correct option is 4, which includes Comrade, Hamdard, Zamindar, and Al Hilal. Al Hilal, an Urdu newspaper published by Maulana Muhammad Ali, was an important voice during the Khilafat Movement and specifically addressed the concerns of