London, Nov. 8.
Sir Laming Worthington-Evars, Secretary of State for War, statist in the House of Commons to-day that his visit to India was in no official inspection of the British troops, for whom the India Government was solely responsible. 'There were many important tions of finance, organization and ministration, for example, the future progress of' mechanization and the future position of various units of the British Army, which depended for 'a successful solution upon a common policy agreed upon with the Indian authorities. He hoped trem. his visit to India and discussion with the various authorities to be able to make some progress in deal-Ing with these arid similar matters. British Wireless through Reuter.
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