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This was a peasant movement. It can be called a rebellion or maybe even a revolt. But it can’t be called a Freedom (or Independence) movement or a Freedom struggle. This was an attempt to release the region from the British Raj and bring it under the rule of a native person (in this case a pretender or an imposter to a former dynasty). This movement is sometimes even referred to as social banditry. — Preceding unsigned comment added by KangaZoo ( talk • contribs)
Can you please mention points from the book in this article which indicate the event was a mass movement. Also, please mention if this was a movement for the freedom of a specific region or for India, with evidence from the mentioned text or other works. KangaZoo ( talk) 16:17, 23 December 2021 (UTC)
Individuals from various caste, lingual, religious and regional divisions were involved. Their names and their contributions need to be mentioned. The narration of the event shouldn’t be shown to be dominated by one caste or lingual group. — Preceding unsigned comment added by KangaZoo ( talk • contribs)
The first sentence in the article mentions Arebhashe and Tulunadu. Only a Kannada dialect (Arebhashe) and a region (Tulunadu) are mentioned. There is no mention of other languages (Tulu and Kodava) or regions (Kodagu). Could you please edit the article and include the same with evidence. KangaZoo ( talk) 16:20, 23 December 2021 (UTC)
There is a need for more credible sources KangaZoo ( talk) 04:17, 3 November 2021 (UTC)
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This was a peasant movement. It can be called a rebellion or maybe even a revolt. But it can’t be called a Freedom (or Independence) movement or a Freedom struggle. This was an attempt to release the region from the British Raj and bring it under the rule of a native person (in this case a pretender or an imposter to a former dynasty). This movement is sometimes even referred to as social banditry. — Preceding unsigned comment added by KangaZoo ( talk • contribs)
Can you please mention points from the book in this article which indicate the event was a mass movement. Also, please mention if this was a movement for the freedom of a specific region or for India, with evidence from the mentioned text or other works. KangaZoo ( talk) 16:17, 23 December 2021 (UTC)
Individuals from various caste, lingual, religious and regional divisions were involved. Their names and their contributions need to be mentioned. The narration of the event shouldn’t be shown to be dominated by one caste or lingual group. — Preceding unsigned comment added by KangaZoo ( talk • contribs)
The first sentence in the article mentions Arebhashe and Tulunadu. Only a Kannada dialect (Arebhashe) and a region (Tulunadu) are mentioned. There is no mention of other languages (Tulu and Kodava) or regions (Kodagu). Could you please edit the article and include the same with evidence. KangaZoo ( talk) 16:20, 23 December 2021 (UTC)
There is a need for more credible sources KangaZoo ( talk) 04:17, 3 November 2021 (UTC)