INDIAN AFFAIRS
GHANDI CAMPAIGN. {United Press Association—-By Uectrn Telegraph—Copyright). (Received this day at II a.m., DELHI, March 27. Gliandi mid his followers will likely be given little opportunity lor breaking the Salt Act, as part of their campaign of civil disobedience;- for the Government has employed hundreds of labourers who, guarded by police, are engaged destroying salt crystals, which are lying on the seashore a Damni, the spot where Ghandi proposes to inaugiiiu'ale his campaign by gathering salt without payment of revenue. Police and labourers arc boycotted by villagers in the neighbourhood and have to journey ten miles to procure food. Large forces of police are concentrating at .Jalalapu.r, where Ghandi is due to arrive in a few days. Importance is attached to the sudden departure of Svkes, Governor ol Bombay, for Delhi to discuss, with the Viceroy future action of the Bombay Government with regard to Ghandi.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 March 1930, Page 5
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148INDIAN AFFAIRS Hokitika Guardian, 28 March 1930, Page 5
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