THE INDIAN DISORDER.
RESULT OF EXOTIC LEARNING
MAHOMMEDANS STANDING
ALOOF.
Bv Telegraph.— Association.—Copyright.
• London, May 8. The London Standard says there is great indignation at Lucknow because of an attempt made by the Secretary for India to minimise the gravity of the lawlessness of the natives at Rawal Pindi, which is the outward and visible sign of a feeling of unrest in the Punjaub and Bengal. The Mahommedans refuse to join in the agitation. - The Standard attributes the trouble to the effect, on the natives of the exotic Western learning.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13484, 10 May 1907, Page 5
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