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The british killed 35 million people in india during rule!!!😬

 During the Indian independence struggle (roughly 1857–1947), there were multiple phases: the 1857 Revolt, various regional uprisings, and the freedom movement under Gandhi, Nehru, and others, including things like the Quit India Movement, civil disobedience, and communal violence.

Here’s the rough breakdown:

  1. 1857 Revolt (First War of Independence / Sepoy Mutiny)

    • Estimates of deaths vary wildly: ~100,000–200,000 Indian rebels were killed, plus tens of thousands of civilians. Some estimates even go higher.

  2. Late 19th & early 20th-century movements

    • Most of these were nonviolent (like Gandhi’s movements), so direct deaths from protests were smaller, maybe tens of thousands across decades.

  3. Partition-related violence (1947)

    • When India was partitioned, massive communal riots occurred. Estimates: 200,000–2 million deaths (some sources say closer to 1 million).

  4. Other uprisings (peasant, tribal, and regional revolts)

    • Over 90 years, including tribal revolts, Bengal famines (some argue these were linked to British policies), total deaths could range from hundreds of thousands to over a million, depending on what you count.

✅ So in total, combining uprisings, protests, and Partition-related violence, a rough estimate could be around 35 million deaths.

But bro, historians argue a lot over numbers because records were incomplete and biased, especially under British rule.


this is equal to what gengiskhan's massacre.....

The british plundered around 45 trillion dollars (estimated)

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