INDIANS ANNOYED
VISCOUNT PEEL'S PROPOSAL®. “SADLY MISTAKEN.” Australian and. N .Z. Cable Association. DELHI, February 2. Undoubtedly Visoonnt PeeUa dispatch to the Viceroy on the subject of the re-, vision of the reform scheme, is can sing vehement protest among Indians every-. where in the Legislatures. Minutes of motions and memoranda are being circulated, profusely condemning the dispatch in no uncertain terms. ... - One circular, signed, by prominent members cf the Legislatures, says:. “The dispatch is likely to spoil all attempts to quieten the political situation and to alienate the moderates.’’ It ends: “We desire to tell the Right Hon. Secretary for State, with all respect, that if he imagines India is going, to-wait till 1929 for the re-examina-tion and revision of the Constitution, then His Lordship is sadly mistaken. . The Mahsuds are in a chastened mooo owing to continued bombing and occu pation.
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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11436, 5 February 1923, Page 5
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