CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
STARTING OF CONGRESS CAMPAIGN
(Received October 15, noon.) . DELHI. October 14. Vinod Bhave, who, with Pandit Nehru, has been selected to initiate the Congress Party's civil disobedience campaign, is a humble member of Mahatma Gandhi's seminary who daily; squats on the floor spinning cotton. It j is thought that Nehru and Bhave willj be billed to address a mammoth meet-i ing in such a manner that the Govern-1 ment will have no alternative but to j arrest them. Mr. Gandhi has ap- j parently decided to remain out of pri-j son in order to control the resistance j movement and ensure its strict limita- i tion. i
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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 92, 15 October 1940, Page 9
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