INDIAN UNREST
MOB ATTACKS POLICE.
[by CABLE —-PRESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.]
DELHI, June 14. Ton were killed and many were injured in a clash between police and villagers at Kharai, near Khargpur, in Bengal. The police were attomptinrT to arrest agitators, when thej weie attacked by a mob comprising thousands, and they wore compelled to fire in self-protection. TROOPS REINFORCED. DELHI, June 15. The. Government intends firmly to enforce the ordinance for the prevention. intimidation in picketing and boycotting. Troops that have arrived from Poona and elsewhere include artillery, British and Indian -infantry. The Manchester Regiment is standing by at Poona. In defiance of the ordinance, hundreds of* Congress volunteers yesterdary picketed all the liquor shops in the city.
Much rioting occurred at Bombay, where a crowd of Congress supporters tore down Union Jacks and bonfired them.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 June 1930, Page 5
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