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आज का इतिहास - 13 MARCH- जानिए क्या हुआ था आज के दिन

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Channel: Daily Diary News · 2018 · News & Politics

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On 13 March 1940, a 40-year-old Indian man, dressed like a perfect English gentleman, pulled out a .45 Smith & Wesson revolver that was concealed under a book in a meeting hall in London, and a group in six rounds. of people Two shots hit a 75-year-old man in the back, one bullet passing his right lung and heart, the other piercing both kidneys.
The gunman, a martyr to many Indians, had many names, but was the most commonly known as Udham Singh. Michael O'Dwyer, the retired British official who was killed on the spot, 21 years ago as the lieutenant governor of Punjab, endorsed and supported the most horrendous massacre of Indians by the British after Independence of First War.
After a day of searing temperatures, India's city of joy became its city of shame as a 110,000 capacity crowd on Eden Gardens brought the World Cup semi-final between India and Sri Lanka to a standstill under a hail of bottles. The crowd, angry with India's tame batting, eventually forced the game to be abandoned, and in a move unprecedented in Cup history, the referee, Clive Lloyd, awarded the match to Sri Lanka.

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