The Archive · 1940

Disobedience Approved

Wardha, Oct. 14

Mahatma K. Gendhi's plan for individual civil disobedience, which he has confined to a limited number of persons, has Been approved by the Congress Working Committee.

It is understood Mr. Gandhi proposes in the first instance only two persons should court arrest. One of them will be an out-and-out and ron-violent: passive resister and the second probably Mr. Jawaharlel Nehru.—Reuter.

Hindus Criticise Congress Attitude Delhi, Oct. 14.

The working committee of the All-India Hindu League, in a resolution criticising the attitude of the Indian National Congress, states that the future. of the political emancipation. of India depends on the success of Britain, with whom, their fate is indissolubly bound.—Reuter.

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