INDIAN SYMPATHY.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 220, 16 September 1940, Page 7

INDIAN SYMPATHY.

BRITISH PEOPLE. Admiration For Bravery In Face Of Danger. (Reed. 1 p.m.) BOMBAY, Sept. 15. Gandhi has approved of a resolution sympathising with the BritUk. The resolution, which is being *eJ> mitted to the All-India Congress jCoinmittee, says:— ''Members o| Congress cannot withhold admiral ion for the bravery and endurance of the British nation in the face of danger. '"Members have no ill-will towards Britons and the spirit of insistence on truth prevents ConjrreM from doing anything to embarra*.-, th<'in. This selfimposed restraint cannot b? taken to the extent of self-extinction. C'onfrress does not di-Mre at pr«.-*-enl to extend nunviolent resistance beyond what is required for tin: }.r<-.-ervat!-in of the libei ties of the jH-njile." The executive <-f O>ngre*o paswd a. reMilutiiin u ilii.!r;i» in_' il= « nini:l ioiial «.ffi-r to ci»-"iieiatc In I'nc j.roft— «!i«n of th." ».ir am] inviti-d (Jjinllii xo resillllf Ir.iderriiij. .11 (. ~i|^ri-^>. tMtidlii ]j'i-i !..!.! I 1:' .\i! likim Con- ! S K- <•:■,!::■::-.■ tli.r, Jif lu.l -■<-.:•; wvi a;i mi v:. .■: .1 :i i-i i..i\c- nn in'r"vic« \..:h lho Vi'TiMV. Ii" .-) !i .ivrc- , :.!'!!' «a- nil reacliod on !;■■.• < •■v,~\ :mt '••■n.ii p"-ili"U lie u-i'iil<i Mt-k ;r.-. -i.jui ;-. ran;* cmi a strictly i.'in-iiuh-iit India's ]<artiripaifiii in the w..r. H<> a<l.led: '"I f.-cl lh.it e\en the fall of London or would not nicin the defeat ai the British peopli."