Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 256, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1931 — Page 11

MARCH 5,1931

INDIA CONGRESS I ORDERS PEOPLE TO OBEY TRUCE| Gandhi Supported Despite ‘Sell Out’ Charges by Followers. C ntted Prr, NEW DELPHI. India. March 5. Orders for all independence workers in India to observe the peace truce signed yesterday by the Mahatmia Gandhi and Lord Irwin were issued today by the All-India congress working committee. The committee passed a resolution approving and endorsing the Gandhi-Irwin agreement and directing all congress committees to act immediately in accordance with the pact. The committee, in ordering na-tion-wide suspension of the civil disobedience movement against British rule, sent the following instructions to all independence volunteers: “The committee hopes that the country will carry out the terms agreed upon, so far as they relate to various congress activities. The committee believes that upon strict fulfillment of obligations of the truce in behalf of the congress, will depend the advance of India toward swaraj (home rule). A semi-official statement said the terms of the truce, which will be announced immediately, included release of political prisoners; nonpolitical picketing of foreign goods; manufacture of salt by inhabitants living on the sea coast. New barons to the number of more than 440 have been created during the reign of King George of England. <

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