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Forgotten Forced Migrants of War: Civilian Internment of Japanese in British India, 1941–6

“…She found the culture distasteful and refused to participate -'I [didn't] care whether [the internees] bowed to me or not'. 97 One ICRC representative noted increased disciplinary problems at Deoli and blamed the skewing of classes since the first civilian exchange:…”

“…Causes for discipline were mostly minor -leaving a kitchen door open that could let in mosquitoes, a dispute with a neighbour, caught in a night-time gambling raid -or could be more serious, like the Taiwanese who tried to buy opium in a nearby village while on a permitted walk outside the camp. 99 Punishment might involve a reprimand or being sent to a cell -Kusalasaya's 'prison inside prison'. He experienced the latter firsthand for a more common discipline problem: being found out-of-bounds in someone else's barracks.…”