THE AKALI OUTRAGES
REDUCTION BY ACTIVE
MEASURES.
_, DELHI, 15th July. lhe .police and cavalry have arrested an important, leader of a Babbnr Akali gang, who is suspected of being concerned in two attempted murders in addition to tha murder of an official and his brother at Hoshiapur at the end of May. The police have also captured tlio famous "vanishing press," a duplicating machine on which revolutionary leaflets were printed. As the. name indicates, it had no feed- home,, but was conveyed from place to place and deposited temporarily with members of the Babbar Akali gang,'or trusted to sympathisers Most of the infantry detachments have now been replaced by police, and have returned to their units, but the cavalry will remain for some weeks longer, pending their replacement by mounted policewho are now being enlisted. No serious occurrence has been reported for nearly ft-month. The chief outlaws an forces y 1 M b^ th* Government
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 13, 16 July 1923, Page 7
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155THE AKALI OUTRAGES Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 13, 16 July 1923, Page 7
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