INDIAN EXTREMISTS.
LEADERS OUT OF PRISON. ACTIVITIES RENEWED. A. and N.Z. DELHI. Ave. 31. Mohamed All, the Khilafat leader, released from prison after serving two years' sentence on a charge of sapping the loyalty of troops, has begun political activities immediately. In reply to congratulatory telegrams, he says that he intends to propose at ' the forthcoming special congress at Delhi that every member shall sign a pledge that he is willing to sacrifice his life to attain the freedom of the country.
Lala Lajpat Raj, who was also recently released, has issued a statement in favour of non-co-operators being permitted to enter the Legislatures on the distinct understanding that they shall create such a deadlock as will force the Government to "make teems with them and release Gandhi, and that they shall pledge themselves not to accept Government offices.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18495, 4 September 1923, Page 7
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