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REVIVAL IN INDIA DECISION OF CONFERENCE AIMS OF THE LEADERS REFORM PLANS REJECTED By Telegraph— Press Association—Copyright (Received April 2, 7.lei p.m.) CALCUTTA, April 2 Tha leaders of a conference in New Delhi yesterday passed a resolution in favour of a revival of the Swaraj (Home Rule) Party and of contesting the elections for the Central Legislature next December. The aims of the leaders are the "repeal of repressive laws" and the rejection of the reform proposals contained in White Papers. Thev seek the replacement of these by the national demand outlined by Gandhi at the Round Table Conference. ALLEGED TERRORIST ARREST NEAR CALCUTTA MAN WANTED SINCE 1931 -J CALCUTTA. April 1 Bepin Behari Ganguli, a former member of the Calcutta Corporation, who has been wanted since 1931 in connection with terrorist activities, was arrested to-day near Calcutta in the company of an unidentified Bengali youth. The police attach considerable importance to the arrest of Ganguli, for whom a reward of £l5O was offered by the Government.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 9
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