Persons Arrested
In this historical case 40 persons were arrested from all over India. Their names with the place of arrest are:
- From Agra
- Chandra Dhar Jauhari
- Chandra Bhal Jauhari
- From Allahabad
- Shitala Sahai
- Jyoti Shankar Dixit
- Bhupendra Nath Sanyal
- From Banaras
- Manmathnath Gupta
- Damodar Swarup Seth
- Ram Nath Pandey
- Dev Datt Bhattacharya
- Indra Vikram Singh
- Mukundi Lal
- From Bengal
- Shachindra Nath Sanyal
- Yogesh Chandra Chatterjii
- Rajendra Lahiri
- Sharat Chandra Guha
- Kali Das Bose
- From Etah
- Babu Ram Verma
- From Hardoi
- Bhairon Singh
- From Kanpur
- Ram Dulare Trivedi
- Gopi Mohan
- Raj Kumar Sinha
- Suresh Chandra Bhattacharya
- From Lahore
- Mohan Lal Gautam
- From Lakhimpur
- Harnam Sundarlal
- From Lucknow
- Govind Charan Kar
- Shachindra Nath Vishvas
- From Mathura
- Shiv Charan Lal Sharma
- From Meerut
- Vishnu Sharan Dublish
- From Orai
- Veer Bhadra Tiwari
- From Poona
- Ram Krishna Khatri
- From Raibareli
- Banwari Lal
- From Shahjahanpur
- Ram Prasad Bismil
- Banarsi Lal
- Lala Har Govind
- Prem Krishna Khanna
- Indubhushan Mitra
- Thakur Roshan Singh
- Ram Dutt Shukla
- Madan Lal
- Ram Ratna Shukla
- From Delhi
- Ashfaqulla Khan
- From Pratapgarh
- Shachindra Nath Bakshi
Amongst the above persons, three viz. Shachindra Nath Sanyal, Rajendra Lahiri and Yogesh Chandra Chatterji had already been arrested in Bengal. Lahiri was prosecuted even in a Dakshineshwar bomb blast case whereas the two viz. Ashfaqullah Khan and Sachindra Bakshi were arrested later when the main Kakori Conspiracy Case was over. A supplementary case was filed against these two and they were procecuted in the same manner.
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