Poona, Sept. 14, Mr. Gan to court, re-imy Aggressive has undertaken not vil ment by offering resistance until August 3, 1934, though he refuses modify his advice to Ca urging individual civil disobedience.
He arrived at this decision to-day which he described as a "bitter cup of agony", at the end of his pro-fracted talks with Jawaharlalnehry, who stated that they had faced two questions—the larger national issue Of freedom and Gandhi's personal struggle. Mr, Gandhi's leadership still essential but it is desirable to define the objective of the move: of ment more clearly.—Reuter.
Poona, Sept. 15, he future programme of congress. evolved between Mr. Gandhi find Jawaharlal Nehru, as a result lof their protracted talks, expressed nutshell is "complete. independence, meaning full control of the farmy, foreign relations. and internal ancial and economic control Mr. Gandhi in a letter on the future of the movement says that there is something radically wrong when membership of congress. is dreds of thousands yet the imprisoned civil resisters have never exceeded tens of thousands Reuter.
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