On May 27, 1930, Gandhi was captured by the Indians. On May 27, 1930, after Gandhi was captured, his thousands of followers sparked a climax of moderate resistance against the British rule, and the major cities of India were agitated. In Bombay, the crowd involved in the riots was stunned at least six people were killed and 60 wounded by the Indian police and the British army. It is noteworthy that the Muslims who have not supported the mild and resistant movement have also joined the Hindus march in this Bombay riot. In an interview with a prison in the vicinity of Purpur, Gandhi said he was surprised at such a riot with Indian police and the British army, but he believed that this was not the case of those who advocated and resisted the Southern Order