1920 - 1929
1921
February, Gandhi: Second week, (Bardoli). Five days' fast in connection with Chauri Chaura incident.
1921
November 9-13, Gandhi: (Bombay). Five days' fast following rioting and bloodshed on occasion of Prince of Wales' visit.
1922
March 10, Gandhi: Arrested at 10.30 in the evening near the Sabarmati Ashram while proceeding in a car. Lodged in Sabarmati Prison; pleaded guilty to charge of sedition for writing three articles in Young India. The articles were: "Tampering with Loyalty" (September 27, 1921), "A Puzzle and its Solution" (December 15, 1921), and (3) "Shaking the Manes" (February 22, 1922.) Sentenced to six years' imprisonment by Mr. Justice Broomfield. Released from Yeravda Prison after an operation in Sassoon Hospital on February 5, 1924.
1924
September 18, Gandhi: (Delhi). Twenty-one days' fast as a penance for Hindu-Muslim riots and a prayer for unity.
1925
November 24, Gandhi: (Sabarmati). Seven days' fast for lapses among ashram inmates.
1929
March 4, Gandhi: Arrested in Calcutta for defying Police Commissioner's order and lighting bonfire of foreign cloth at Mirzapur Park. Released on bail the same night and left for tour of Burma next morning. On return was tried in Calcutta and sentenced to pay a fine of Re. 1/- on March 26. Somebody paid the fine without Gandhi's knowledge and consent.
