INDIAN UNREST.
reuter’s telegrams. INDIAN CONFERENCE. (Received This Day at 10.15 a.m.) DELHI, Jon 16. A conference of political leaders in Bombay was held in private, with the object of securing united' action. It was attended by over two hundred p rsons representatice of all shades of opinion throughout India. Sir Sankaran Nair, Pundit Malaviya declared the nOn-co-operation movement was spreading, as a result of Government’s mistakes, and policy of wholesale repression, which he declares could not be justified. A resolution was drafted, after a long discussion with a< view to securing a further round the table conference, which wars thought to. be acceptable both to Ghandi. and the Government, but Ghandi. refused to subscribe to the resolution, demanding as a preliminary, the release of all agitators and a change in the Government policy. A number of speeches by prominent leaders followed. Eventually aj sub-committee was appointed to redraft the resolution, and the Conference adjourned.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 January 1922, Page 2
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