Story of the Fight Between Malwas and Majhas: Gujjan Singh Charged In HM, Police Court last Friday morning before Mr. G. W. King, opp, the case was commenced in ich Gujjan Singh -was charged] with unlawfully assembling with lather persons and assaulting Jagat Singh on July 26, and further, with leonducting himself in such. a' manner as Woo likely to create a-breach of the peace, between July 17 and Mr. E, T. Maitland appeared to prosecute and Gujjan Singh chose to conduct his own case.
Mr. Maitland, outlining the care, said that evidence would show that Gujjan Singh was secretary of the Gurdwara in North Szechuen Road and that he should have resigned July. But he refused. He had promised to resign on July 18, but when the new committee went to take over the office Gujjan, on every occasion, put them off. On July 25 Gujjan Singh went to the Gurdwara with 40 Sikhs of the Malwa party all armed with sticks. After a short meeting the Malwas beat the Majhas with sticks,
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