On #PartitionHorrorsRemembranceDay, I would like to replug some articles that I have written on the subject, directly or tangentially. Do read.

Muslims chose to stay back in India: Analysis of the mythical, unsubstantiated trope used to make Hindus feel guilty

Did they stay back out of a sense of patriotism? For the sake of secular ethos? Did they do us a favour?

#PartitionHorrorRemembranceDay

https://t.co/KavvXqdWX0
Rangeela Rasool, 295A, partition: History threatens to repeat as demands for a special law to punish ‘gustakh-e-rasool’ grows

https://t.co/Qcl2xFlQ7a
Did the British make ‘Hindus and Muslims fight’? Deconstructing statement by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat

It’s important to deconstruct certain myths that we have internalized, lest we are pushed down the same blood-soaked path that we walked during Partition

https://t.co/fdbD7djUwj
Was the 1921 Malabar genocide the first time that Moplah Muslims massacred Hindus? List of 50 incidents that preceded the 1921 genocide

https://t.co/s7Wa7RNX5m
25th September 1921: A day when 38 Hindus were slaughtered and thrown in a well by Muslim mob demanding a Caliphate in Malabar

https://t.co/OZ7JsFj1J8
What MK Gandhi said while Moplah Muslims massacred thousands of Hindus in 1921: Support to Khilafat and asking Hindus to die without a fight

https://t.co/oW9ltu7BUb
An article tangentially related to the partition and why it’s important to acknowledge that India is a land of Hindu consciousness which will forever be a natural home for Hindus.

https://t.co/YsmY5yYtVL

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