Nationalist Leader and President of Congress Removed to. Gaol: Re-Opening of Struggle London, Dee, 28, "It is very hard, when the Government has given more proof than any of its predecessors that it is pre-Paring, in conjunction with "the leaders of Indian opinion, to broaden Indian freedom, that the exponents of violence and disorder are dashing the cup that is being offered from Indian lips."
So said the Prime Minister, Mr, Ramsay MacDonald, in the course of an interview at Lossiemouth to-day, when he was questioned by. Reuter' regarding the renewed disorder in India.
The Prime Minister declared that! ings with persons or organisations responsible for the recent activities in the provinces mentioned, As Mi (Gandhi ad been absent from Ind ilingdon says. he ing to belie ye that he personally had any share in these tivities or approved of them, If thi be 50, he is. willing to see Mr. Gandhi explain to him how best "he can exercise his influence for the main~ tenance of the spirit of ce-opera: tion, but he warns the Indian Jondor that he is not rebared to discuss with him the vernmient's Focent measures against disorder Which measures must be maintain ed until they have served th emergency meeting of the provincial] Congress committee in Calcutta.
In the meantime, in view of the anticipated action'by the Government, the provincial Congress committee itself has decided to suspend further official meetings.
The "triumvirate" however is to meet immediately in order to decide
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