| reached Police station, determined rush was | made on rear. In the melee four or five shots | were fired. Officer Commanding was individually | attacked by man with a stick. There was heavy | stone throwing. | | Two rioters were killed and six injured; 16 men | of the Dorset Regiment were injured. | Burma | Serious riot occurred on 13th night due to 17th November 1921 | attempt by large number of Burmese monks to Rangoon. | obtain free entrance to the Pwes in Shwedagon | Pagoda during pagoda festival. | | Not known. One unknown Burman killed. Among the | police there were three serious and many minor | casualties. | Bombay | People returning from seeing the arrival of the 17th-20th November 1921 | Prince were molested. On 18th rioting became Bombay. | general. Europeans and Parsis were attacked and | liquor shops, etc, were set on fire. Military | aid was requisitioned. | | Two Europeans, one American and two Parsis were | killed. Three Europeans and an unknown number | of Parsis were wounded. Eighty-three police | were wounded. Of the rioters 53 were killed and | 298 wounded. Not all the deaths from gunshot | wounds were due to the police and military, as | several dead and wounded men were found in | localities where the authorities had not opened | fire. | Madras | On the 4th December 1921, a number of 4th December 1921 | Moplah-convicts and under-trial prisoners in Cannanore. | the Cannanore Central Jail, ultimately | numbering about 150, began rioting and | attempted to break out of the Jail. Breaking | open a tool shed they armed themselves with | chisels, iron bars, etc., and attacked warders | who attempted to obstruct their escape. As the | prisoners disregarded warnings, firing had to | be ordered to prevent their overpowering the | guard by force of number. | | Seven of the prisoners were killed outright and