INDIA

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 17 October 1921, Page 5

INDIA

RUMOURS OF GHANDI'S AttRESTJ,' REJBELS~AariVE. BY CAWiB—PEE3S ASSOCIATION—COPVBIOnT 3 r - DELHI, Oct. 15. There are rumours that GhancH has' been arrested, but there is no confirma-' tipn. Authoritative circles believe the arrest will take place long before the Prince of Wales' arrival or not at all. Reinforcement* which arrived at Malabar reported that the rebels have I decided to secure emergency rations, j await developments, and avoid battle. ; ''emplea at Walluvanad were looted and \ destroyed. Many suspected spies were tortured to death. The leaders of the Nankana riots near Lahore were Ben-' teneed to death, eight to transportation for life, and 17 to seven years' rigorous treatment. • I DELHI, Oct. 14. i Three hundred t armed rebels are attacking the tanners and weavers for helping the police. Nine are dead and nine wounded. Many children were maltreated. i