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It excludes vehicles and business sellers. And in the morning, he is said to have picked up a clod of blood-soaked earth

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I'm going to kill the men responsible for this.

That was Anita Arnand on one man's quest for vengeance after the Amritsar massacre.

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This month we've marked the centenary of the Amherit Sar Massacre when hundreds of civilians were moaned down by troops under British command

in colonial India. It was one of the worst atrocities in the British Empire, and is an incident

that continues to reverberate today. Among the books published for the anniversary is the patient

assassin, in which BBC radio journalist Anita Arndt explores one of the most remarkable tales

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