INDIA
THE MOHAMMEDAM VIEW POINT. BRITISH POLICY MUST BE RECAST. l*r«» Association—3r Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, May 2. The ‘Daily Express’s’ Paris correspondent interviewed the Aga. Khan, His Highness Sir Mahomed Shah (the head of the Moslems in L:dia), who saul that unless Great Britain revised her Mohammedan policy a great Indian revolution was inevitable. Great Britain could remain hi India only so long as India, willed it. Great Britain could not govern India by giving the insignia of tho Garter lo one man and imprisoning another. Lord Reading’s terms, as submitted by Mr E. S. "Montagu, were India’s minimum. India might he quiet for two weeks, three months, or a year, hut there would he more trouble unless the policy was revised. —A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 17958, 3 May 1922, Page 6
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