The Archive · 1940

Mr. Gandhi Hits At Followers

Congress Shows Signs

of Disintegration "Undisciplined Army"

Bombay, Jan. 8.

Mr. M. K. Gandhi, in an article in his paper, "Harijan," today, declares that the Congress organization shows signs of disintegration.

He continues: "The Bengal Committee are frankly defiant of Orissa and there is a split between the twe camps. Things are no better at Karnztak, while a correspondent in Karala says the Provincial Committee does not believe in the present policy and Command and is trying by every means to undermine the influence of the Working Committee.

"Things are not rosy in thei Punjab," Mr. Gandhi continues. "I cherish the hope they will right themselves. It not, I cannot lead an undisciplined army to victory.

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