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October 3, 1985, Forty Years Ago: India-Morocco Spat
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The Indian Express
The Indian Ambassador to Morocco, S N Puri, is likely to wind up the Indian mission in Rabat during the next three or four days, following Morocco’s decision to break off diplomatic relations with India.
Addressing a mammoth rally at Ramlila Grounds on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, Deoras said the conditions were grave despite some improvements.
The latest outbreak was in Toxteth, Liverpool, where around 300 youths stoned a police station and set several cars on fire.
Violence has hit three major British cities during the last two weeks.
The worst outbreak was in Handsworth in Birmingham where two Asians were killed.