LATEST NEWS UNREST IN INDIA
NON-CO-OPERATOR'S MANIFESTO
Received October 6, 11.30 a.m. DELHI, October 5
At a meeting at Bombay, Gandhi and fifty other extremist leaders issued' a manifesto claiming that in view of the prosecution of the Ali Brothers it was the inherent right of everyone to express their unrestrained opinion about offering their services or remaining in the service of the Government whether civil or military, and more especially military. The manifesto adds: "It is the duty of every Indian soldier and civilian to sever connection with the Government and find other employment. DIABOLICAL OUTRAGES. BLAGUE AT JUBBULPORE." Received October 6, 1.15 p.m. DELHI, October 5. Two hundred armed Moplahs raided the police station at Kuttipuram, and wounded five police. Diabolical outrages upon Hindus arc reported. They were forced to dig their own graves before being butchered. One w;i> (lnycd alive because he helped the troops.
Two police were hacked (o death near Nilambur.
Refugees are pouring into the districts occupied by the troops, making the provisioning question most difficult.
Virulent plague is raging at .Tubhulpore, about 100 deaths being reported daily.
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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14768, 6 October 1921, Page 5
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