The Archive · 1930

Four Dead at Delhi

Simla, May 7.

An account of yesterday's disturbances in Delhi, when a procession "tered the town and demonstrated in connection with Gandhi's arrest, has been received in off ters. It indicates tha end a Mohamedan were about' 300 persons were of whom ten are in a serious condition. Two of those who were taken hospital have since died.

The city is quiet to-day—Reuter.

Mr. Patel in True Colours Bombay, May 7.

"As long as we do not baffle or irritate the Government we are We must get Patel, the ex-president of the ye' Assembly, addressing a huge open-air meeting to-day.

He appealed to his hearers to pursue the social boycott of the officials and not to pay land revenue. "Bight, the Government on all fronts," he concluded—Reuter.

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