INDIAN SITUATION
NEW CONSTITUTION. FOR' NORTH WEST PROVINCES. [United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph .—Copyright. J CALCUTTA, January 27. It is announced that the North West Frontier Province, hitherto owing to its strategic importance, directly under the India government will be constituted at once a Governor’s Province and have a Legislative Council of forty members. MORE MOSLEM OUTBREAKS. SEVERAL buildings sacked. CALCUTTA. Jan. 27. Several villages in the Rajouri and (Kctl: districts in Ivashmi- were sacked by armed mobs, and a revolt is spreading. .a massacre of Hindus was averted ai (Rajouri by the troops, but several arc reported killed by rioters, while many 41* Lee u;ei|fi 41141^4, There has been serious l'iot'ng in connection with the Independence celebrations aq, Bombay, when mobs looted and burnt two police .stations and the adjoining buildings. Rioters -smashed the str. et lamps and broke fire alarms, while they ovrwhelm•ed the police and set fire td the stations. The inhabitants are panic stricken.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 January 1932, Page 6
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158INDIAN SITUATION Hokitika Guardian, 28 January 1932, Page 6
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