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The trick used to divide and rule was to constantly target one group from the people, it would be much to have a divide among them.<ref>{{Cite book|last=Ramees Muhammad|title=Sultan Variamkunnan|pages=104}}</ref><ref>”Anglo Mappila Yudham 1921”, AK Kodoor, page 111</ref>
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The trick used to divide and rule was to constantly target one group from the people, it would be much to have a divide among them.<ref>{{Cite book|last=Ramees Muhammad|title=Sultan Variamkunnan|pages=104}}</ref><ref>”Anglo Mappila Yudham 1921”, AK Kodoor, page 111</ref>
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=== Undeclared police raj ===
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=== Undeclared police raj ===
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The Thrissur triumphal procession by Hindus and Muslims took place on March 2, 1921. The police began to threaten the Khilafat volunteers and leaders in a particular way in important centres and visit the prominent people loyal to the British and receive food and others from there each day. By March 15, 1921, an undeclared police raj came into effect. The Mappilas began to be charged
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The Thrissur triumphal procession by Hindus and Muslims took place on March 2, 1921. The police began to threaten the Khilafat volunteers and leaders in a particular way in important centres and, visit the prominent people loyal to the British and receive food and others from there, each day. By March 15, 1921, an undeclared police raj came into effect. The Mappilas began to be charged with cases and arrested in a huge number. So many fake cases were charged against them such as theft, rape. Even a funny charge of stealing a pen, that too by two persons, was made against Mappilas. There was an instance of charging a case and registering arrest even for going to the police station wearing a Khilafat cap. These were reported in the British newspaper Madras Daily, newspapers Mithavadi, The Muslim, and Jenmis’ newspapers, Kerala Pathrika, Yogakshemam. All were fake cases. Many arrested in such false cases. All those arrested were tortured cruelly.
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== Involvement in the events of war ==
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== Involvement in the events of war ==
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