In the Hous® of Commons to-day the attention of, the Secretary of State for India, Mr. Wedgwood Benn, was called to a resolution assed at the All-India Moslem Conference this month and he was asked what, steps were being taken to assure Moslems that they and the Other minorities ju India could al-"ways rely on protection, Mr, Benn, in reply, referred the questioners to the Premier's. state~ ment of policy at the conch smooting of the Round Table Conference, In, the first paragraph of that declaration, he said, it was set out that the Constitution should contain such guarantees as were reqi by. the minorities to protect their political rights The policy of the Government in this matter, Mr. Benn continued, was referred to by him on March 12 in the House of Commons, when he made it clear that, such guarantees must be provided, in order that the Constitution should start with the goodwill and confidence of all the comniunities concerned. That, he declared, was the fixed policy of the Government—Wireless through Reuter.
Allahabad, Apr. 23
For the first time since the beginning of the Meerut Communist Conspiracy case in June, 1929, the
of the accused Court today granted Ball to! two 'Three Europeans and 28 Indians are being tried.—Of these, one Indian and a European, H. L. Hut-chanson, were granted' bail on the condition that they abstained from political activities pending the pro-
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