Nationalistic Sentiments Induced by "Alcohol: Loyal Policeman v, Watchman As the result of a Public Gardens conference between a Sikh watchman and his brother professionals Rul-' ish Singh (Sikh policeman) and Hazura Singh, warder, appeared before Mr. King at H. M. Pol Court on Friday last upon a summons charging them with an assault for which they and complainant had already been dealt with by sistant Commissioner of Pol e in charge of Sikhs.
Mr. M. L. Been appeared to prosecute.
Tt appeared from the evidence! that the assault took place in an alleyway. near the corner of Nanking ind Kiangse Roads. According to the prosecution's witnesses both defendants were drunk but complain-Gurbachim Singh, the watch-ian, was sober. Following an reation during which complainant said the constable, Rulliah, should not work for the British Government and insulted the latter's mother and sister a fight ensued in which the watchman sustained two black eyes and other injuries, Cross-examined by Mr. E. T. Maitland, for the police, complainant. denied that he was drunk, but, said Rullish and Hazura were, After some hesitation witness admitted that two days Inter he went before Mr. Beatty, Assistant Commissioner of Police, in company with defendants, He was fined, but he did not. know why, so was the defendant Rallish Singh.
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