Demand for Provincial Autonomy: Need for Hindu and Moslem Ca-operation Lahore, May 25.
The All-India Moslem Leagu which had suspended its activities for the last few years, has been revived. Mr. Jinnah, a Bombay barrister, presiding at _a/ large meeting of the League here to-day, deplored the dissension between Hindus and Moslems in India, especially in the Punjab. He de-flared that, if Hindus and Moslems only ce-operated. wholeheartedly. India would be able to force the British Parliament to grant her a responsible Government.
Mr. "Jinnah dissociated herself from the Swarajist policy of wanton destruction, but declared that, if the British Government did not respond satisfactorily to-the nationfal demand, they must as a last resort make government through the flected Councils impossible. He urged the scrapping of the exist ing Constitution' and the immediate grant of provincial autonomy, otherwise the results would be-dan-
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