'' Banswara massacre is also known as Rajathan ’s ‘ Jallianwala Bagh ’ , a little known event of the British Raj era . '' On 17 November 1913 , Banswara district of South Rajasthan was witness to a little-known massacre of around 1500 tribals by the British , echoing the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in which 329 people were killed in firing . British forces opened fire on tribals who had gathered on the Mangarh hillock situated in the Aravali mountains on the Rajasthan-Gujarat border . The tribals were led by their leader Govind Guru who inspired them to throw off the yoke of British rule
Jallianwala Bagh massacre
Jallianwala Bagh massacre
Banswara