Under cross-examination he said that he did not know why he had Leen deported. To Mr. Priestwood' suggestion that it was because of ations prejudicial to the Dominiona, he said that the Court had then told him that, the Indian government wanted hint back and that was why he was deported. Te denied that he had paid a bribe of Rs. 1,000 to ccbtain the passport. Ie said 1] he had been under security in for Rs, 1,000. After the term of security expired he had gone to the asport office in his state and beer fcld that it would be all right for Fim to return, Last October he had tort his passport when he was drunk, but a friend had recently returned it. hin, At that time he had applic for another passport. He denied that while he had' applied for nother passport he had the old one hhis possession all the time.
Mr, Wing pressed very strouply for bail, on the ground that his client, was being prosecuted on a technical point of law.
Mr. Pricstwwood opposed on the ground that the accused might run away.
Hlis Worship ordered an adjourn. ment, the accused to be remanded custody.
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