THE INDIA ACT.
CONGRESS PARTY’S OPPOSITION,. BOMBAY, April 10. Pandit Jawaliarlal Nehru, the leader of the Congress Party, conticising the Marquess of Tetla.nd’s speech, declared: “It is the old patronising, hectoring attitude.” He added: “We have a mandate from millions. There is nothing in common between us. We shall resolutely, and with will, proceed to put an end to the bogus Act forced on us.” FRONTIER INCIDENT. TWENTY-FIVE KILLED. NEW DELHI, April 10. A communique announces that an encounter on the North-West Frontier resulted in six British officers lieing killed and five wounded. Nineteen other ranks were killed and 35 wounded. The followens of the Fakir of Ipi attacked a convoy of lorries and armoured, cars in a narrow gorge between Nanzai and Wana. The tribesmen’s rifle-fire brought down a bombing ’plane, but the occupants were not injured.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 111, 12 April 1937, Page 7
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138THE INDIA ACT. Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 111, 12 April 1937, Page 7
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