ThiruvananThapuram: Amid the debate whether the Malabar rebellion is a rebellion against the UK or the communal riots, Congress and BJP on Monday language with this problem with the former accusing the Safron Party “adopting the British collary and rules policy”.
The day after RSS Leader RAM Madhav claimed that the Malabar rebellion, also known as the Moplah (Muslim) riot (Muslim) in 1921, was one of the first manifestations of the Taliban’s mindset in India, the National Vice President of BJP AP Abdulkutty supported him, accused him that “riot leader, variyankunnath Kunjahammed Haji, is the first head of the Taliban in Kerala “.
Speaking with reporters in Kozhikode, Abdulkutty also claimed that the EMS Nambootiripad family, the legendary Communist leader and the first Minister of Chief of Kerala, was also a “victim of the riots”.
While the part in Kerala Hail Haji as a leader who put his life for the country that fought British colonialism, Hindu right-wing groups claimed he was a fanatical leader who targeted Hinduism in Eranadu and Valluvanadu Talang in South Malabar in “Riot Malabar”.
“Ems and his family were victims of the riots.
Comrade the EMS family had to escape from Elamkulam where (the famous ancestral home of EMS in the Talukthalmanna Taluk) to Palakkad to save themselves from rioters,” Alleged Abdulkutty.
Congress leader and MP Lok Sabha K Muraleedharan said that the Malabar rebellion was part of the Movement of the Khilafat against the British colonialist and accused the Safron Party to portray His leader Kunhahammad Haji as communal.
Rebellion or riots? BJP, Cong Fight Over Malabar rebellion in 1921
