THE INDIAN UNREST

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XIX, Issue 6390, 5 December 1921, Page 3

THE INDIAN UNREST

ROUNDING UP THE REBELS TROOPS INFLICT CASUALTIES. ENEMY BROKEN IT(Australia* and N.S. -Cable i (Received 5 a.m.j DELHI, December 8. It is officially reported that the troops have made excellent progress iu the

Kottakkal, Manaarghat mu'. Calicut areas. The enemy ha s been broken up. amv many surrenders arc reported. Halt the trouble is now caused by local criminals. A small detachment o't Ghuvka s killed loui' and wounded three, while the police ■ captured thirteen at Tauur. Ihe largo i rebel concentration rumoured lately ha , not materialised. Tim rebels have lied ( to the hills or passed through the hue. Spasmodic murders and looting do not .affect the main issue, bur are incrcttsttig alarm and prevent’Ug the restoration ol public confidence. It wits officially stated to-day that the special police lulled twenty rebels. The Suffblk Regiment is establishing signal stations. The rebels are moving from east to west, their reported object , being to say prayers at Manupurnn ; prior to making a final .stand. Confir- . matiou of this report i s awaited. j --