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ors § Total Death Toll In India Rioting May Reach 4000

Four-Day Disorders Called Moslem League 'Blackmail’ Against Independence Plan

By SEXSON E. HUMPHREYS Times Telegraph Editor

: Calcutta was quiet today after four days of rioting brought death to at least 3000 persons. : An Exchange Telegraph (British) dispatch estimated that a total of 4000 were dead and 24,000 injured. United Press revealed that the slaughter was not conA U. P. cable told of reports of mob

fined to Calcutta. slaughter in the Bengal village of Bhownipur, described as a Bengal “Lidice.” At Bhowanipur mobs armed with swords and guns reportedly picked up 150 screaming men, women and children who were trying to escape

a monstrous bonfire and threw them back into the flames. Began Four Days Ago The riots began four days ago during Moslem league demonstrations on “Direct Action day.” Although Moslem league leaders condemn the violence of the demonstrators, the riots actually constituted a form of blackmail by the Moslem league against recently announced plans to establish a united, independent India. The Moslem league, led by Mo-

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Moslem center, the demonstrations |:

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and the city was completely paralyzed on Saturday and Sunday by

stored late yesterday. When the disorders began, the lawless and hungry elements of Calcutta’s population took advantage of the situation to loot and burn for their own profit. The effect of the riots, insofar as they were willed by the Moslem leaders, is to dramatize the fact that an all-India government could | not maintain order in the Moslem territories.

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