Jallianwala Bagh massacre
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Oct 21, 2026
AlistairNARRATOR
Bitter was the feeling against the Rollert Act, which gave the administration power to make arbitrary arrests and inflict summary punishment for the suppression of revolutionary violence.
AlistairNARRATOR
More bitter was the indignation following the Amritsar massacre.
AlistairNARRATOR
At Amritsar in the Punjab, natives had committed several outrages, attacks on banks and particularly an attack on an Englishwoman.
AlistairNARRATOR
General Dyer, the district military commander, endeavoured to restore respect for British authority.
AlistairNARRATOR
Bitter was the feeling against the Rowlatt Act, which gave the administration power to make arbitrary arrests and inflict summary punishment for the suppression of revolutionary violence.
AlistairNARRATOR
More bitter was the indignation following the Amritsar massacre.
AlistairNARRATOR
At Amritsar in the Punjab, natives had committed several outrages, attacks on banks, and particularly an attack on an Englishwoman.
AlistairNARRATOR
General Dyer, the district military commander, endeavored to restore respect for British authority.
AlistairNARRATOR
Bitter was the feeling against the Roller Act, which gave the administration power to make arbitrary arrests and inflict summary punishment for the suppression of revolutionary violence.
AlistairNARRATOR
More bitter was the indignation following the Amritsar massacre.
AlistairNARRATOR
At Amritsar in the Punjab, natives had committed several outrages, attacks on banks and particularly an attack on an Englishwoman.
AlistairNARRATOR
General Dyer, the district military commander, endeavoured to restore respect for British authority.
speaker_0HOST
The British in India.
speaker_0HOST
In April of 1919, Brigadier General Sir Reginald Dyer surrounded thousands of peaceful Indian protesters at an open space called the Jallianwala Bagh with Sikh infantrymen.
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of the British Army and a group of Nepalese Gurkhas.
AlistairNARRATOR
Bitter was the feeling against the Rowlatt Act, which gave the administration power to make arbitrary arrests and inflict summary punishment for the suppression of revolutionary violence.
AlistairNARRATOR
More bitter was the indignation following the Amritsar massacre.
AlistairNARRATOR
At Amritsar in the Punjab, natives had committed several outrages, attacks on banks, and particularly an attack on an Englishwoman.
AlistairNARRATOR
General Dyer, the district military commander, endeavored to restore respect for British authority.
AlistairNARRATOR
Bitter was the feeling against the Rowlatt Act, which gave the administration power to make arbitrary arrests and inflict summary punishment for the suppression of revolutionary violence.
AlistairNARRATOR
More bitter was the indignation following the Amritsar massacre.
AlistairNARRATOR
At Amritsar in the Punjab, natives had committed several outrages, attacks on banks and particularly an attack on an Englishwoman.
AlistairNARRATOR
General Dyer, the district military commander, endeavoured to restore respect for British authority.
AlistairNARRATOR
Bitter was the feeling against the Roller Act, which gave the administration power to make arbitrary arrests and inflict summary punishment for the suppression of revolutionary violence.
AlistairNARRATOR
More bitter was the indignation following the Amritsar massacre.
AlistairNARRATOR
At Amritsar in the Punjab, natives had committed several outrages, attacks on banks and particularly an attack on an Englishwoman.
AlistairNARRATOR
General Dyer, the district military commander, endeavoured to restore respect for British authority.
Lisa ChoNARRATOR
End of speech.
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