Gandhi and AnarchySankaran Nair, C. (Chettur), Sir
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Gandhi and Anarchy
Sankaran Nair, C. (Chettur), Sir
Gandhi, Mahatma, 1869-1948 -- Political and social views; India -- Politics and government -- 1919-1947
18th February 1921 | investigating complaint against locally
Saran. | self-constituted panchayet were assaulted.
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Punjab | Nankana Sahib affair in Punjab.
19th-20th February 1921 |
Nankana. |
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Central Provinces | Disturbances of Nagpur arising out of
21st-25th February 1921 | temperance campaign of non-co-operators.
Nagpur. |
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Bengal | Strike accompanied by rioting at Lillooah
March 1921 | workshops.
Lillooah. |
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Bombay | Hartal at Karachi accompanied by violence of
March 1921 | mob.
Karachi. |
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Central Province | Rioting during excise sales. Five liquor shops
March 1921 | Cracked. Mob fired on by police, one policeman
Nagpur. | killed and 15 injured, 9 rioters killed and 14
| wounded.
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United Provinces | In the course of the riots which took place on
20th and 21st March 1921 | the 20th March, the police were compelled to
Karhaiya, Rae Barelli | fire on two occasions. The riot started by the
District. | arrest of two men who had been prohibited from
| speaking and who were haranguing the crowd.
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| Killed 4
| Wounded 12
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Assam | Halem Tea Estate, Assam. Strike by tea garden
21st March 1921 | labourers who assaulted officials of tea
... | garden.
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Bengal | Outbreak in Rajshahi Jail in Bengal.
24th March 1921 |
Rajshahi. |
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Madras | Riots at Kumbakonam due to labour strikes.
3rd April 1921 |
Kumbakonam. |
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Punjab | Riot at Kamalia, Montgomery District, Punjab,
6th April 1921 | owing to dispute over Prem Sati Gurdwara.
Kamalia. |
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Bengal | Ghusuri Jute Mill Bengal. Riot accompanied by
15th April 1921 | violence; manager seriously injured.
Ghusuri. |
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Bombay | Riot at Shikarpur, Bombay, when
19th April 1921 | non-co-operators interfered with yearly meeting
Shikarpur. | of Pritman Dharma Sabha.
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Bihar and Orissa | Owing to trial of a non-co-operation
25th April 1921 | volunteer, 10,000 people at Giridih, District
Giridih. | Hazaribagh, endeavoured to storm sub-jail,
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