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This lecture discusses the history of the Komagata Maru and the British Empire's reaction to it. The ship was filled with Indians attempting to travel to India to demand their rights, and the British Empire's reaction was to pass the India Ordinance of 1914, which granted authorities expansive powers to govern recent arrivals in India as though they were foreigners with limited rights in their own land. The lecture also provides context for the Qasim brothers, who arrived in Calcutta in 1914 and were described as revolutionary forces.
This lecture discusses the case of the Qasim brothers, who were accused of trafficking people and extorting money. The lecture discusses the different accounts of the brothers and how they can be connected to India's history of anti-colonialism and capitalism. Mawani also discusses her current project, which focuses on American Muslim communities and their relationships with the government.
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