UNREST IN INDIA.
NON-CO-OPERATION PARTY. RISK OF ANARCHY TAKEN. A. and N.Z. DELHI, April 22. In reference to recent Government statements regarding the revolutionary and anarchical tendency of the non co-opera-tion movement, it is interesting to note Gandhi's personal views. In an article Hi the newspaper Young India he says: — "As for my own attitude, while my' faith would not permit me to invite and encourage war and violence, I could contemplate with equanimity a state of war in preference to the present state of effeminate peace imposed by force of arms. For that reason I am taking part in this movement, non-violent, non-co-operation, even at the risk of anarchy being the ultimate result."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17764, 25 April 1921, Page 5
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