GANDHI'S POWER
DEPRECIATED BY MOSLEM LEADER
LONDON, August 17
Dr. Jinn ah, in an interview with the Bombay correspondent of the "Daily Mail," said he hoped that the cricket match which the Viceroy had been playing with Mahatma Gandhi since the outbreak of the war was now finished. "If I were to give the word, eighty million of my Moslem followers would cause bigger repercussions than Congress is capable of producing. If the Viceroy continues his firm stand he will call Gandhi's bluff without difficulty,*' he said.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 42, 18 August 1942, Page 5
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