Why was 16 october 1905 declared a day of mourning?
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Because one of the first mass protests was organised in Calcutta's Town Hall.
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When the announcement was made in July 1905, leaders in Bengal urged the people to boycott British goods. They wanted to put economic pressure on England. The movement spread like wildfire all over Bengal. ... October 16,1905 was a day of national mourning.
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