Today, 103 years ago, on February 4, 1922 (Calendar, January 8, 1922), village resentment against British colonial rule occurred in Jolly Jolla, India. On February 4, 1922, village resentment against British colonial government police repression occurred in Jolly Jola, India. Village resentment responded to Gandhi's call for a non-violent non-cooperative movement, demonstrated on the same day, police shot and fired until the bullets were fired to the police station: angry farmers burned the police station, killing 22 police officers. The colonial government repressed, killed 44 people, and hundreds were exiled. This event followed Gandhi's announcement of the cessation of the non-violent non-cooperative movement.