INDIA.
THE DAY OP HUMILIATION. NO SERIOUS DISTURBANCES. London, April 14. The Press Bureau reports that although the observance of the Day of Humiliation in India, on April 6, led to no serious disturbances. Gandhai and Mrs Naidu addressed a meeting of Mohammedans at Bombay, at which inflammatory language was employed regarding the events in Egypt. The crowd then developed rowdiness. A meeting at the French bridge, of unprecedented magnitude, was exhorted by Gandhai to refrain from violence. The Viceroy on the fourteenth reported that Gandhai was forbidden to go to Delhi or the Punjab, where the position was serious, he having threatened to break certain laws. Gandhai disobeyed and was sent back to Bombay.—Aus.N.Z. Cable Assn. and Reuter.
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 April 1919, Page 5
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