CONGRESS ATTITUDE
Provisions of India Bill
NO MORE SPOON-FEEDING
Delhi, February 4.
“India refuses to be spoon-fed any longer,” said Mr. Bulaghai Desai, member of the Congress Party and Leader of the Opposition, in moving a resolution urging the Viceroy to advise the British Government not to proceed with the reforms at the opening of the Legislative Assembly’s three-day debate on the India Bill. He added that the wartime promises made to India had been forgotten, repudiated, or whittled down.
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 113, 6 February 1935, Page 9
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