| four wounded by the firing. Two of these | subsequently died. One prisoner died of a | fractured skull and nine were wounded otherwise | than by firing. | Punjab | A determined attempt was made by a mob to 23rd December 1921 | rescue 12 non-co-operators who were arrested Fezorepur. | for having recourse to violence. The police | were forced to fire on the 24th a large number | assembled to renew the attack, but Alwar troops | and Reserve Police dispersed them. | | Three rioters were killed and several wounded. | Bengal | Owing to disturbed state of locality, 28th December 1921 | thirty-two armed Police were sent to Rungpur. | Nilphamari. A halt was made in the bazar during | a route march, and an altercation took place | between a policeman and a servant of a local | gentleman. A crowd speedily collected and began | throwing missiles. March was continued followed | by crowd who became increasingly menacing and | broke through ranks of police. Some shots fired | in the air. | | Eight policemen were injured. Eight of public | were also injured. | United Provinces | On the 30th December 21, 32 inmates of Bareilly 29th December 1921 | Juvenile Jail refused to work on the grounds Bareilly. | that a certain political prisoner had been | removed from their midst. (He had been sent to | hospital in consequence of illness.) Owing to | influence of political prisoners the youths, | who numbered about 190, were completely out of | hand. They broke open almirahs, took out tools, | broke open locks and gates and attempted to | scale walls. It was necessary to call up the | armed guard and to order firing. Sixteen shots | were fired, several of them in the air. None of | the gunshot wounds are serious, an inquiry by | District Magistrate shows that no unnecessary | violence was used. (This account is taken from | a communique published in the Press, as no | official report has been received from the