Bombay | Picketing of liquor shops at Karachi caused July 1921 | cases of obstruction and assault; one leading Karachi. | agitator rescued by crowd from police; when | convicted mob threw stones at Police and | passers by; various Europeans and Indians were | hurt. | Bengal | Riot at Jamalpur workshops of the East Indian 1st August 1921 | Railway resulting from _hartal_. Jamalpur. | | Bombay | Two British soldiers had an altercation with a 1st August 1921 | Musalman in a hotel and when they came out were Karachi. | assaulted by a mob. One soldier was severely | injured. The affray was not due to political | feelings. | Bombay | Some 7,300 employees of the Great Indian 17th August 1921 | Peninsula Railway Workshops at Parel demanded Bombay. | increased wages struck work. They stoned the | time-keeper's office and afterwards set it on | fire together with the records; the office of | the workshops' Manager was also wrecked. Some | members of the Auxiliary Force who were | employed in the Works succeeded in quelling the | riot and dispersing the mob. | 22nd August 1921. | One man was wounded in the thigh with a | bayonet. | Do. | Strikes in the Jacob and E. D. Sassoon Mills. 25th August 1921 | This terminated on 8th and 12th September. ... | | United Provinces | There was an affray between police and British September 1921 | soldiers. A Sub-Inspector and a British officer Kailana, Chakrata U. P. | were killed. All the British soldiers and | officers were tried and were acquitted. | Madras City | A serious riot occurred between the Hindus and 5th October 1921 | the Anti-Dravidas which necessitated the ... | opening of fire by the police. The | Anti-Dravidas were responsible for insulting a | Muhammadan funeral procession, and attacking a | Hindu procession. | Beneres | An attempt made by a sub-inspector to search a October 1921 | cloth-shop in the village whereupon a ... | disturbance arose and he ordered his escort to | fire in the air.