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2001 Aluva massacre
The 2001 Aluva massacre refers to a tragic communal violence incident that occurred in Aluva, Kerala, India, on April 6, 2001. The violence erupted during a politically charged atmosphere, exacerbated by longstanding tensions between Hindu and Muslim communities in the region. Following a provocative speech by a local political leader, clashes broke out, resulting in the brutal killing of several individuals and causing extensive property damage. The attack led to heightened sectarian tensions in Aluva, prompting police intervention and the imposition of curfews in an effort to restore order. The incident raised significant concerns regarding communal harmony and the state's handling of communal issues, igniting debates on religious intolerance, political responsibility, and the need for effective law enforcement measures in India.