Eight thousand volunteers, form ing the first batch of the Fores! Law breakers, left for Pusad, in the district of Basim, Berar, to-day to be in readiness to launch the satyagraa (passive resistance) campaign on July 10, The expedition is fully equipped from axes to anibulance corps and a qualified doctor in attendance—Reuter, Poona, Jaly A large procession, proceeding the Yeruada gaol to pay homage te gandhi, was held up at the Bund jordans to-day. ernment was not int the religious affairs this occasion the pers the Jirga met with execu Haji's following has now completely dispersed and the leaders Lave g01 back to their homes.
On June 22 a gang of CE Zakka Khels raided the village of Akbar puta, ten miles west of Peshawar tad oilier gangs are known to te moving about in the Orskzai coun try. In Waziristan, as the result of an action taken against the Village of Solana, the Lashkars which were hostile have dispersed.
The internal situation has greatly improved and Teepect for law and order is gradually being restored. In tae Charsadda. area the li restoration of order.
The situation in other parts of India shows no great change-
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The people taking part in the procession then squatted on the food until early morning and 3°- fused to disperse. They stoned the police as well as a military officer the was passing by in a motor car. Several of the former were injured.
The police finally made a charge Tathis and) reattered the crowd, several of whom were in-
Simla, July 7.
The official Committee of Inquiry into the rioting et Peshawar has} upheld the action taken by the jeivil_and military authorities dealing with the disturbances.
Tke Goverment of India has accepted the Committee's findings.
'The Committee consisted of Sir Shah Mubamzad Sulaiman, Judge of the High Court and Mr.' Panckridge, Assistant Judge of the High Viceroy Explains Order Simls, July 2
Misapprehension in regard to the! recent proclamation that the Work ing Committee of the All-India Congress is an unlawful association has een cleared up by an explana that this proclamation applies: throughout India and not in, the United Provinces alone as previous reported.
The Committee consists of 15) members.
The declaration does not apply to y membership of the Con-held that events prior to the second firing did not justify the firing to the extent resorted to. Mr. Panckridge held that such firing was! Justified and the Government, accepted the latter view but gave its assurance that the points raised by Sir Shah Muhammad Sulaiman would be carefully considered.
Shah Muhammad Sulaiman believes thst some persons were run over by an armoured ear before the despateh rider was attacked and Jexpresees the opinion that bat for
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