150 ARRESTS MADE
THE INDIAN CAMPAIGN CONGRESSMEN INCLUDED (Elec. Tel. Copyright—United tress Assn.) DELHI, April 10. Action by the Delhi police in arresting K 5 prominent Congressmen is the latest development in the movement to violate the salt laws. The arrested include Davidas, Gandhi's son. He is the second, to fall into the police's hands. 'He is charged •with sedition. Gandhi is at present at Bhimrad, where he arrived yesterday to the accompaniment of a chorus of speciallycomposed seditious songs rendered by a large group of peasant women. The number of arrests is now 150. More of the loaders and volunteers received sentences ranging from one year to two and a half years' hard labor.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17232, 11 April 1930, Page 7
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