The attitude of the Liberals towards the Statutory-Commission, which under the chairmanship of Sir John Simon is to visit India to enquire into the, working of the Indian reforms, was voiced to-day by Sir Te} Sapro, the Liberal his presidential speech at th National Liberal Congress to-das Sir Te} Sapra declared that India had not had a fair deal. He urged that all parties should join in drawing up a scheme of self-government for presentation to Parliament. His deal of the future of India was a country of federated States in direct and well-defined relations with Indian States under the aegle of the British Crown as an equal member of the British common wealth of nations.—Reuter.
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