| outside where trains were held up and line | tampered with. District Magistrate regards | situation as serious and fears sabotage. | Military police arrived on evening 11th. | Trouble expected 13th when shops re-open. | United Provinces | A defiant challenge was given this morning in 5th February 1922 | the city by about 5,000 volunteers who went out Bareilly. | in procession despite prohibition. The | processions were dispersed flags seized and the | bands silenced. The volunteers and crowd | rallied at the Town Hall. The police seized the | Congress office, tore down and burnt the flags. | Later a crowd which was reinforced by outside | help attempted to seize Town Hall and a charge | by the police met with vollies of brickbats. | The situation with the number of men available | was impossible to hold. | | By the District Magistrate's orders fire was | opened by the police and the attack repelled. | The crowds remained hostile. With military | assistance the situation in now in hand. No | firing was done by the military. The District | Magistrate and the Superintendent of Police | were wounded in the face by brickbats. So far | as known two are killed and five wounded. The | city is in the hands of the military. The | District Magistrate personally satisfied | himself that the firing was absolutely | justified. Six men have been arrested including | Abdul Wadeed, Trebeni Sahai, Moti Singh Vakil | and Damodar Sarup. All is quiet now. | | One man killed on the spot, two since died in | hospital five wounded now in hospital including | one woman. | Assam | A riot occured at Jamumamukh on the 15th among 15th February 1922 | Khilafat Volunteers and Sylhet settlers. Jamumamukh. | Convicted prisoners were forcibly released and | a mail train was held up by the removal of | sleepers and stoned. | Do. | Commissioner, Surma Valley, who is in camp at