INDIA’S DEMAND

Grey River Argus, 21 March 1940, Page 9

INDIA’S DEMAND

For Independence LEFT WINGER SPEECH.

[Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.] CALCUTTA, March 19.

i Mr Subhas Bosg', speaking at an an- ’ ti-compromise conference. which is 1 being held simultaneously with ; the Congress, urged an immediate and uncompromising war against British policy. He added that, if Mr Gandhi sfased in his duty, the bugle to fight ! should be sounded.

Amritsar Recalled

NATIVES FIRED ON 32 KILLED. LAHORE, March 19. The police fired on members of the Khaksar (Army of Snades) a militant religious organisation, who d ’fled the ban against a parade. Thirty-two Khaksars and two policemen were killedi and 39 persons were injured. Those injured included the following British persons: The district mag- ! istrate, F. C. Bourne, senior superintendent of police, D. Gainsford. arid The deputy superintendent P. Beatty. Khaksar has been outlawed and curfew has been imposed.