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Koamagatamaru was a

fatal disease that killed thousands of animals

Japanese ship chartered by Indian revolutionaries

A Japanese national who helped Indians

A Burmese national with whom Netaji Bose stayed

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The Komagata Maru was a Japanese steamship that sailed from Hong Kong to Vancouver, Canada via Japan in May, 1914. It was carrying 376 passengers who were immigrants from Punjab, India. Of these, only 24 were granted admittance in Canada when the ship docked in Vancouver. At that time, Canada had laws restricting entry of migrants of Asian origin. Following a two month stalemate, the ship and its 352 passengers were escorted out of the dock by the Canadian military and forced to sail back to India.

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