On the Indian independence map as “Poona — plague and Tilak”
22 Jun 1897 — Under the plague regulations, soldiers searched homes and removed sick people. The Chapekar brothers shot W. C. Rand, the plague commissioner. Bal Gangadhar Tilak’s newspaper Kesari had attacked the searches; Tilak was sentenced to eighteen months for sedition, served about a year, and emerged as a national figure.
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