The Archive · 1938

Rule—Mr. Gandhi

Mr. M. K. Gandhi, writing i the weekly paper,' "Harija states that the communal neis in Allahabad, necessitating the summoning of police and military assistance, show that the Congress Party is not yet fitted a substitute for British truth,"

Mr. Gandhi declares, "however unpleasant it may be. Not until Congress makes good lls 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, IMPORTANT FRENCH AIR,

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