GRAVE PERIL.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 47, 25 February 1927, Page 7

GRAVE PERIL.

RISING IN INDIA.

Outbreak of Guerilla Warfare ! I Predicted. ! SECRET SOCIETIES BUSY, j ißy Cable.—Press Association.—Copyrlpbt.) .llrcrivoil 11 ."<> r m > DELHI. lVl'riifli'v J4. I There i.s evidence of a grave peril of a revolutionary ni"vemrtH in Bengal. This is provided 1-y the seizure of document-. declared t.. l-elo'ii: to an organisation which is j >rej>a i: for, revolutionaries to join a general rising and to partake in guerilla warfare, attacking police line®, capturing guns and burning |>olic-e stations and gaol-. The revolutionaries, cmim-e.l that they will ultimately l>e «.nppics-ed l>y troops, desire to create cliao*. There are secret ""M'ietie* in c\cr\ district. Calcutta is the centre f.r the supply of amis.

NEW STATUS. .

Bill to Create Com rr. on wealth of India. LABOUR PROPOSAL. ■ I'.r. riml 11 :;n n ni l I.' IXDOX. I-Vliniury 24. The Labour party l.ill to constitute within lho British Umpire a (om:ii>nwealth »f India was introduced l>v Mi. Rrnnie Smith (Labour. l'illstonei. Its ciuht sponsors include Or. Hn<l«n i tiucst (Labour. Suntliwin k*. It is explained that the substance of the l.ill was approved by the Indian National Convent ion. Ihe chief pro\ i.sions are: The status of n self-"iivi'i I "iiiiij; Dominion, with reservations in regard to defence and foreign affairs: abolition of the Council of India; elevation of the Seeretaiv of State to the same relationship towards India as .Mr. L. S. Amcry has to the l>otninions; the Viceroy and provincial (iovernors to have Cabinets to advise thetn: the Viceroy to have full power over the Indian defence forces, for which anv excess over the Budget must be sain ■ tioned by the Commonwealth I.e-i-la-ture. which will be of the Federal tvpe on all elective basis. and will consist of Senate and Provincial Assembly a- at present. Imt will net !»• permanent h limited to single chasnbcr-.