Bombay, Mar. 26.
Mr. M. K. Gandhi, writing in the weekly paper, "Harijan," states that the communal riots in Allahabad, necessitating the summoning of police and mili tary assistance, show that the Congress Party is not yet fitted as a substitute for British authority.
"It is best to face this naked truth" Mr. Gandhi declares, "however unpleasant it may be. Not until Congress makes good its claim to represent the whole of India shall we be in a position to displace the British Government and function as an independent nation."—Reuter.
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