New Delhi, Apr. 6.
There is no evidence of civil disobedience making much headway in Upper India, Some processions and public meet ings have been held in isolated stations and there has been some confiscation of contraband salt, but no, disturbances have been reported.
The Viceroy, Lord Irwin, who had prolonged his stay here to deal with possible civil disobedience developments, left to-day on a visit to the north-west frontier prior to proceeding to Simla on April 1}—Reuter, Bombay, Apr. 6, Groups of Great Indian Peninsular Railway strikers, carrying Red flags, to-day walked along the rail-ay Tine with a view to holding up They also stoned passing Up to the present 19 strike ers have been arrested, six of whom have been sentenced to three weeks' rigorous imprisonment each, Three policemen were injured this morning in a fight with strikers at Thana, Khan Datkar, the Presi the Red Flag Union and one of the jets of the railway strike, who was arrested for making speeches in defiance of police orders, has been unfenced to three months? rigorous imprisonment.—Reuter.
Salatpar, Apr. 7.
Gandhi has _preseribed a ignore rigorous diet for his volunteers in order to prevent dysentery Reuter.
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