The motion was carried in spite of a warning by Sir Basil Blackett, Finance Member, that it amounted to a censure of the personnel of the Commissi the course of the debate several young Swarajists averred that India's currency policy was guided by British and not Indian interests and, therefore, they dewed the addition to' the Commission of more Indians command. ing public confidence, Sir Basil pointed out that the ' Commission, Was meant to serve the interests of India as a whole and not any Particular interest. He contended that the Commission was well constituted but the Government would consider the opinion of the Assembly.
Sir Deva Servad Hikari had in the Council of State a resolution for the selection of a few elected members to form the. nucleus of convention to frame a constitution for, British-India—Reuter.
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