FUTURE OF INDIA
DECISION BY BRITAIN LONDON, Dec. 21. The British Labour Government should decide India’s constitutional issues and not leave the decision to a minority of the enfranchised few, saia Mr V. B. Karnik, secretary of the Indian Federation of Labour at a press conference in London. Mr Karnik argued that disagreement between Congress and the Moslem League was likely to continue and even to become more embittered after the elections. India needed a democratic Constitution evolved by consultation with all Indians. There was a danger of the upper classes, assuming narrow nationalistic control over India unless Britain worked for a democratic Socialist solution of the problem. *
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26034, 24 December 1945, Page 10
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