The Gruesome Murder of Mr. Conolly: The Mapilla Retribution
How a group of Mapilla convicts escape jail and murder the British Collector Conolly
How a group of Mapilla convicts escape jail and murder the British Collector Conolly
Part 1: Hindu Voices from the Graveyard: Unearthing the Tragic Stories of the Malabar Hindus Part 2: Hindu Voices from the Malabar Graveyard: War Song of the Moplahs and the Century-Long Massacres of Hindus Geography is perhaps the greatest, mute chronicler of history. Geography doesn’t lie, doesn’t
In less than two years, the appalling genocide of the Malabar Hindus will complete a full tragic century. It was on 20 August 1921 that a plague-like pogrom descended upon the unprepared and blissfully-unaware Hindus of Malabar at the hands of people they had trusted: the Moplah Muslims.
The barbaric Jihad against Hindus in the Malabar region can by no stretch of imagination be characterized as the “Moplah Rebellion.” Even the stray incidents of arson, capture of British officials, siege of police stations, etc do not qualify this appalling brutality to be termed a mere “rebellion.” The context