INDIA RESTLESS.
(Times-Sydney Sun. Special Cables)
[By EiiEcriuO Telegraph—Copyright,]
(Per Press Association.)
Rcceivc'd' i)L'CL'nilji;i :2(), at, (i.20 p.m. London, December -20. The Times, in a special article oil India, «;iys tlinfc with- the accelerating progress >'< l: all .kiiHls' tlilV "-hostility to; British 1 ' viVlo ]ias ■ simultaUcoiisl.y developed" with even greater rapidity. The propaganda- assumes many forms •atitl.' by obvious- and. sliV-ou(led;.sefcr'et societies.
"After referring to .'the attempts on the lives of the two Viceroy's and oilier • ciimes, the paper adds that there are districts where British law does not now run, where security ol hie and' property can no ilongcr lie •■guaranteed.' The undermining- of authority - ; is rapidly proceeding, and" the toeiriiiiti: millions ol uneducated' have been taught to hate the handful pi British u(hi.-ia!s and residents. Th» 'ehnhge yia due ; to the interveut"'oii between the Government and the masses. The Western education has produced many valuable Indian officials, but has also led to the pi eduction yearlj ot an increasing <.l<\ss devoted to spreading broadcast the ot disaffection. ■■' • j
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XVIII, Issue 12119, 22 December 1913, Page 4
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170INDIA RESTLESS. Oamaru Mail, Volume XVIII, Issue 12119, 22 December 1913, Page 4
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