Rangoon, June 17.
Indo-Burma trade problems having been solved by negotiation and the recent signature of the Indo-Burma trade pact, the stage is now set for the solution of the problem of Indian immigration.
The arrival of a delegation, headed by Mr. Bajpai the Viceroy's coun-oiller, to this end has caused the keenest interest.
The Riot Enquiry Committee of 1938 traced the disturbances partly to "apprehensions of Burmans that a large number of Indians is at present in Burma."
The Baxter Commission embarked upon a wide fact-finding enquiry and, although not published, its report has been before both Governments for some time.—Reuter.
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