GUARDING INDIA
SUFFICIENT BRITISH TROOPS
AIINiSTER QUITE SATISFIED
(British Official Wifeless.) • . RUGBY, Fob. 11. Asked iii the House of Commons if there had been recently* any addition to the number of JtSriti.-ii troop's in India, Air. AA'edgwood Benn, Secretary for India, said that apart from a small fluctuation due to seasonal movements, no change had been recently made, or was at present contemplated. Asked if he was satisfied that the British troops at present m Intli;: were sufficient to keep peace and order, .in view of the recent political disturbance. Air. Benn said: “In all these circumstances we act tinder advice, and I am satisfied tluu the advice is good.”
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11131, 14 February 1930, Page 2
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