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#MalabarHinduGenocideDay
Team TFI did an expansive coverage of the brutality that took place exactly 100 years ago. @tfipost and @tfipost_in editors painstakingly went through books, newspaper archives and a lot of information to filter truth from propaganda.

 What we found was absolutely horrifying.

In this thread, I will take you on a virtual tour of Malabar Hindu Genocide. It will shake your soul.
1) Do you know the seeds of Moplah Massacre were sown in the times of Hyder Ali and his tyrant son Tipu Sultan? Here is a truly forgotten chapter from Indian History.
English - https://t.co/zQFPX5XOal
Hindi - https://t.co/eNqsxluJVR
2) When Hindus fled the Malabar region due to Tipu’s atrocities, there was an organized plunder of their wealth and properties. Here’s the story of the loot:
English – https://t.co/KWOXFPGkNG
Hindi - https://t.co/8rvCGU37lx
3) Even those who accept that Moplah Rebellion was actually an Anti-Hindu pogrom call it a one-off event. But the truth is far from it. It was the culmination of many big small massacres. Here we tell you about it:
English: https://t.co/EBwB3dnx6K
Hindi: https://t.co/EH8zsVIz3j
4) Those who win get to write history. Congress won in 1947 and it wrote a twisted version of the Moplah anti-Hindu massacre. Communists gave it a class struggle twist. Read about their debauchery here:
English: https://t.co/SjEqm02bpq
Hindi: https://t.co/Cu46Uq1dXq
5) Do you know about the Khilafat movement's connection to Moplah anti-Hindu massacre? Well here you go:

English: https://t.co/VA2qLlySLQ
Hindi: https://t.co/Afgqju6tTT
6) Govt records peg the casualties in the Moplah “riots” at 2000. However, it is far from the truth, the actual numbers were far more than what the government record suggests:
English: https://t.co/4EgWBsKUyY
Hindi: https://t.co/Cu46Uq1dXq
7) Hindus were vastly outnumbered. But Moplah massacre had its fair share of Hindu Heroes. One such hero was Narayani Amma who took a sickle and killed every assailant in sight to protect her sister.
English: https://t.co/OfmVAQoFkl
Hindi: https://t.co/OeQWeerLNr
8) #MalabarHinduGenocideDay needs to be remembered every year for the sheer brutality of it and to demolish the lies that have been propagated to us

धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः

English: https://t.co/0sMOVpJLjX
Hindi: https://t.co/hpgObHA1BY
The Video team also made detailed videos about the genocide in the "Truth of Moplah" series.

Part 1 -जब हुआ था हिंदुओं का नरसंहार , How Tipu Sultan and his father Hyder Ali orchestrated the incident

https://t.co/SQHdWeRAxR
Part 2- Regain of property – मोपला के हिंदुओं और मुसलमानों के बीच जब हुआ मनभेद
https://t.co/39Z5jpH2c4
Part 3- Moplah was not an isolated incident: मोपला नरसंहार से पहले हुए थे 33 और दंगे
https://t.co/LpQEZItTpd
Part 4- The fall of Ottoman Empire, rise of Khilafat: कुछ यूं शुरू हुआ मोपला का नरसंहार
https://t.co/WnnVCiToIh
Part 5- Beyond the numbers in Moplah: मोपला दंगों में मरने वालों की असली संख्या
https://t.co/WC1zJv1VPi
Part 6- How Congress and Communists spun Moplah: क्या क्या बोल के गुमराह किया गया?
https://t.co/vnXFYy099V
Part 7- The story that they buried: उन्हे 21 सितंबर की याद दिलाते रहना
https://t.co/IvAT3sLpvp
Part 8- When Narayani became Durga: हाथ में हंसिया लिए खड़ी हो गई थी नारायणी
https://t.co/YWorXocgSi

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