The Ahirs concerned seized the | opportunity to attack police whilst their guns | were empty. The police fled, the sub-inspector | as far as Meerut. A second sub-inspector came | to the rescue. A melee ensued in which a | constable was killed by a lathi blow; two | villagers were wounded by gun-shot wounds. | Darrang District, Assam | Strike of tea garden coolies. The European 14th October 1921 | Managers as well as the Superintendent of ... | Police were assaulted and some of the Indian | members of the garden staff were injured. | Fifty-two arrests were made. | Ahmedabad | Thirty one out of 47 mills closed down 26th October 1921 | demanding higher wages; but this soon ended. Bombay. | | Bengal | The conviction of Mr. J N. Gupta on a charge of 26th October 1921 | picketing led to a slight disturbance on his Chitagong. | way to the Jail. A crowd gathered and assaulted | the Gurkha Guard who dispersed them and | assaulted butts of their rifles. | Bengal | Two persons wearing Khilafat badges were 24th October 1921 | arrested. They resisted the Police. A crowd Calcutta. | quickly gathered. A number of arrests were made | the men being conducted to the police station | amidst a shower of brickbats. | Bengal | Strike of tramway employees. 25th October 1921 | Calcutta. | | Bihar and Orissa | Serious trouble occurred at Bagaha Police October 1921 | Station, West Champaran, the Chatawar Factory Champaran. | was burnt down and three persons were killed. | Punjab | On the afternoon of the 30th October 1921 a mob 30th October 1921 | of between 150 and 200 convicts made a Lahore. | determined and evidently a preconcerted attempt | to break out of the Lahore Central Jail. They | overpowered the guard of the inner gate and | forced their way to the outer gate where they | succeeded in breaking the lock of the wicket. | | The Jail officials had to fire at this point | and succeed in driving back the convicts. Three | of the convicts were killed and thirty-three