INDIAN CRISIS ENDED
NEW SENTIMENT IN RELATIONS
WITH BRITAIN
LONDON, February 28. The Delhi correspondent of “The Times” states that there is genuine satisfaction throughout India at the settlement of the constitutional crisis in Bihar and the United Provinces, which the Congress newspaper, “National Call,” described as a landmark in the history of British administration in India. This attitude reflects the new sentiments now permeating Indian and British relations, and it suggests that the crisis may be regarded as a closed episode which has had lessons for both sides. There is now a new awareness in Congress Party circles of the responsibility for law and order which has been vested in the Ministries.
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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22340, 2 March 1938, Page 11
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