INDIAN UNREST.
UTTSTItMJAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. DELHI, Nov. 7. A message from Lahore <tates the number of refugees in various camps f of Malabar district, total nearly ten thousand and many are still arriving. BRUSH WITH REBELS. DELHI, November 7. Native troops reconnoitring killed six rebels and the Leinsters two. Dorset were also in action, but the de- > tails are unavailable. CONVERTING TO ISLAM. DELHI, November 7. At Ernad the refugees report that thirty-one Hindus were seized and twentv-threo forcibly converted to Is lam. One was killed. SERIOUS RIOTING. DELHI, November 7.
i A serious riot occurred at Hoorah, Calcutta where members of Khalifat meeting attacked a magistrate and police with stones and sticks. The police fired on the rioters and one policeman was killed and one dangerously wounded while eight suffered lesser injuries. Rioting resuming on Sunday and Monday and one policeman was stabbed in the back. The Ghurkas were brought up to maintain order. The extremist casualties are unknown de- • finitely. All meetings are prohibited until further notice.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 November 1921, Page 2
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171INDIAN UNREST. Hokitika Guardian, 9 November 1921, Page 2
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