Bombay | Abnormal conditions in Bombay due to general 20th January 1920 | strike of mill-hands and other industrial Bombay. | unrest. | | One striker killed. One seriously wounded, 8 | policemen, 1 police officer, 1 lorry driver and | a Magistrate injured. One private individual | killed and one woman injured by strikers | stoning trams. | Do. | Renewed attack made by strikers, police were 26th January 1920 | compelled to fire. Do. | | One striker was wounded. | Do. | A police party was engaged in protecting a 30th January 1920 | faction in the village against the attacks of Nandvaji village Bijapur | the rival faction when it found itself in the district. | presence of a large body of rioters with | sticks, axes and stones and fearing attack on | themselves the police fired two shots in the | air and one on the men in front. | | Three wounded. | Do. | During the strike of mill-hands at Sholapur 16th February 1920 | some 8,000 mill-hands who had struck work Sholapur. | surrounded the District Magistrate and refused | to disperse when ordered to do so, by the | District Magistrate. They became violent and | began to stone officers and troops. The | District Magistrate was compelled to order | firing. It was only after the military arrived | that the disturbance ceased. | | Four killed. Huzur Deputy Commissioner was | injured. | Bihar and Orissa | A general strike of the workers at the Tata 15th March 1920 | iron and steel Works, Jamshedpur began on the Jamshedpur. | 24th February and continued for nearly a month. | As the strike proceeded, the attitude of the | strikers grew more hostile, those men who | wished to work were intimidated, the gates of | the works were picketed and the guards at the | gates more than once stoned. The local | Government despatched a large body of armed and | military police to the spot for the protection | of life and property and were compelled also to