Interviewed by a representative of Reuter's, the Maharajah of Cutch, who is representing the Indian Princes at the meetings of the Imperial Cabinet, said that India's definite programme depended on the agenda of the conference. If, however, there was any idea of not taking up the questions in which India is specially interested, they expected that Mr. Montagu, the Secretary of State for India, would take a firm stand and press for proper consideration of them.
The main question, the Maharajab continued, was the position of Indians in the Colonies and Dominions. After India's war record it was impossible to understand why there should be any differential treatment for Indians. The representatives of India in London were united in regard to this matter and they had the full support of the Indian Government.
"We would be grievously disappointed," the speaker continued _'if the conference does not result
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