INDIAN UNREST.
SHARP RIOTING IN BANGALORE MILITARY GALLED OUT. VOLLEY FIRED INTO MOB. <By Cable.-Press Association.-€opjri-ht.) (Received IO.aO a.iv.i DELHI, November 27. During the recent Bombay riots the fire brigade dealt with 29 incendiary fires. It worked courageously under heavy stoning from rioters. Three Mohammedans were arrested at Bangalore on a charge of forcibly stopping a motor bus. A crowd followed them to the police station, where 8000 took part in a demonstration. The mob became unmanageable, and the military were called out. After ineffective warnings they fired, killing one and wounding live. The crowd then dispersed, but later gathered again and became threatening. The police and military are now protecting the shops, which are closed. (A. and N.Z. Cable.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 283, 28 November 1921, Page 5
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