Historical Literacy and Education in Kerala

The state of Kerala,

a state that has declared itself to have a literacy rate of 100%.

But on what basis?

Leave Kerala aside, I want to ask all of India:

How many people living in India

know about that 1921 massacre that was carried out only against

Hindu families, so they would leave Kerala and live in any part

of India. After the Revolution of 1857, the British

government had realized that its existence could be wiped out from India at any time.

After that, the British created such a rift between Hindu and Muslim society

that its shadow is still visible in India today. The ones who laid the foundation

for this massacre were the Ali brothers. The Ali brothers told all the Muslims

living in Kerala that those who worship idols were a threat to this society.

And after that, what do you expect?

The wombs of pregnant women were cut open, and their children were publicly

taken out.

Temple priests were forcibly pushed into wells.

The astonishing thing is that in independent India, you were never told about this history

because

those governments wanted the Hindu population living here to speak only

of secularism. However, in return for this brotherhood, Hindu society was pushed out of every

place.

And does the state in India whose people claim to be the most educated, do its people

know their own history?

And if they do not, who gave you the right to call yourselves the most educated?