THE HINDU PROBLEM
PASSIVE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT.
CONTINUANCE THREATENED.
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.
CAPETOWN, December 22,
Ghandi, addressing the Indians at Pietermaritzburg, urged them to go into mourning. He declared that the Indians) were move than ever determined to resist/ the Government. The meeting carried a resolution to renew the passive resistance movement unless two additional members were appointed to the Inquiry Commission and the imprisoned men released.
MEETING- IN LONDON.
OBJECTION TO COMMISSION.
LONDON, December 23. (Received Dec. 24, at 0.5 a.m.)
A meeting of Indians strongly protested against the constitution of the South African Commission, and urged the Government to secure the appointment of Inv perial and Indian representatives.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15955, 24 December 1913, Page 5
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