A total of 1650 bullets were fired and official records peg the injured and death counts to approximately 1600 people. And then you have an absolutely remorseless General Dyer speaking the way he did as below in November 1919. 100 years on and we are still wondering when that elusive apology will come from the United Kingdom. This ghastly incident has left scars on the Indian psyche which exists even to this day. 100 years of Jallianwala Bagh massacre gone by is not helped by the fact that Winston Churchill & David Cameron have both been reluctant to apologise for the same over the years.

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