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The Hyderabad Massacre of 1948 remains one of the most ignored tragedies in Indian history.
This documentary explores what happened after Operation Polo — and why it was never openly discussed.
In 1948, just one year after India’s independence, the princely state of Hyderabad was annexed through Operation Polo.
Officially described as a “law and order” action, what followed remains one of the darkest and least discussed chapters of Indian history.

According to the secret Pandit Sunderlal Committee Report, an estimated 27,000 to 40,000 civilians were killed in the aftermath.
Entire villages were destroyed, families were displaced, and the truth was quietly buried.

This documentary does not sensationalize violence.
Instead, it asks the difficult questions:
Why was this never taught in schools?
Why was the report never officially published?
And who decides which histories are remembered?

If you believe understanding the past is essential to shaping the future, this story deserves to be shared.

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