INDIGNATION IN INDIA.
/ frMATTER OF A STUDENT'S DEPORTATION. By Telosrapli—Press Association—Copyrijrlit. ■ (Rec. January 0, 10.2 ci p.m.) London, January '6. "The Times" Bombay correspondent states that Sir Henry Cotton's, reference to Savatkar was read here with the utmost. indignation and amazement. \
Speaking at the New Year. reception to Indians of all races and creeds in London, Sir Henry Cotton, formerly Chief Commissioner* in Assam, urged Indians not to ■ express themselves too strongly lest they should fall into the grave' trouble as Savarkar, the Indian student, .who was sentenced to - deportation for life. He expressed the hope that The Hague''Arbitration Tribunal would restore Savarkar to France, to whose soil "he escapcd from the steamer which was .carrying him to India.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1019, 7 January 1911, Page 5
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