"THE HARTAL"
INDIANS' STRONG PROTEST.
EXTREMISTS STAND ALOOF. Press Association—Copyright*. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received 8.45 a.m.) Delhi, Augnist 26. There,are only eleven mone days •for £he extremists to decide whether lo enter the provincial amd central legislatures, and then the nominations will close. Meetings are being held all over India.
Sastri and other members of the Kenya deputation have arrived at Bombay. Until he conferred with j his friends, Sastri refused to say. ! anything' about the Whitehall inci- ! dent, wherein it is alleged he was refused an interview by Mr Winterton, which has/been stigmatised by the vernacular papers us an, insult, though Mr Peel's subsequent explanation shows that no affront was given, or intended. Preparations ' are being;; made everywhere to observe the hartal on Monday, expressing public indignation against the Kenya decision. The stock exchange, merchants' chambers, and various similar associations passed resolutiona calling upon members to observe the hartal.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 95, 27 August 1923, Page 5
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