Explore how certain groups were described and studied as criminal tribes in colonial India, with a focus on their customs, disguises, and methods.
This edition compiles observed notes on the Bowries, Ramoosees, and related communities, detailing their claimed lineages, living patterns, and alleged techniques for burglary and dacoity. It presents how investigators categorized groups, traced leadership roles like the naik, and described displays of ritual and superstition connected to their crime-grounded culture. The material offers a historical snapshot of attempted social labeling and policing in the Bombay Presidency and surrounding regions.
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