Calcutta, Mar. 14, Mr. Mahatma Gandhi, Indian nationalist leader, was understood today to have advised the Nauonar indian Congress, now in session al xamgurh, not to attempt to sake advantage of Britain while she was at war but to wait for an opportune moment to present Nationalist demands, according to well-informed The conclusion of a Russo-Finnish peace, however, will influence the decisions of the Congress, it was believed, The "anti-compromise" group, headed by Mr. Subhas Bose, will use the argument that Russia is no longer a war threat to Britain and press for the realization of Nationalist aims, political observers said.
Meanwhile, Mr. Gandhi arrived here this morning and was greeted by thousands of Indians, who cheered deliriously as he drove to the Congress, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, retiring President of the National Congress, and Mrs. Sarojini Naidu, the "Indian Nightingale, Poetess" who is well-known in the United States, were among the welcoming committee at the railway station when the Indian Nationalist leader stepped out of his third class car—United Press.
New Delhi, Mar. 14.
A resolution "condemning the attack on Sir Michael O'Dwyer (former Lieutenant-Governor of the Punjab), and requesting the President to convey the deep sympathy of the House to Lord Zetland," was introduced by the Leader of the Opposition in the Council of State today, Other party leaders and members associated themselves with the resolution and expressed profound horror at the shooting in London last night.
The Punjab Legislative Assembly at Lahore also adopted a resolution today expressing "severe condemnation of the outrage" at Caxton Hall, Mr. Chaman Lal, on behalf of the Congress Opposition, said any action contrary to the creed violence was not acceptable to Congress, but added that Congress would not be a party to the resolution Reuter.
"Just before the shooting he had his hand inside his waistcoat, where his gun apparently was concealed," Sir Percy added.
Closely guarded by detectives, a man was taken to a police car and driven to Cannon Road Police Station.
Later it was officially stated that an Indian subject, Mahomed Singh Azad, aged 37, had been charged with the murder of Sir Michael O'Dwyer, and shooting with intent to murder Lord Zetland, Lord Lamington and Sir Louis Dane.
He will appear at Bow Street Police Court today.
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