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- 6 Jan. 1922 (Creation)
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Quotes the text of a telegram from Sir George Lloyd, who advises that, as a result of the conference convened by Jinnah, Bhurgri, Malaviya, and others at Bombay, a deputation will probably go to Lord Reading to request a conference. Reports from Ahmedabad suggest that Gandhi would welcome such a conference. Lloyd warns against parleying on such a proposal, and thinks that he should arrest Gandhi promptly for sedition, in order to preserve the forces of law and order from political infection, and as a response to the Congress resolutions and speeches such as those made at Ahmedabad. His Council would support him in such action. Asks for Reading’s views on the subject. Once Gandhi was arrested there should be no further negotiations with him.
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- Jinnah, Mohamed Ali (1876-1948), creator of Pakistan (Subject)
- Bhurgri, Ghulam Muhammad Khan (1878–1924) Indian Muslim leader (Subject)
- Malaviya, Madan Mohan (1861–1946) Indian educationist and politician (Subject)
- Lloyd, George Ambrose (1879–1941) 1st Baron Lloyd, politician and colonial administrator (Subject)
- Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand (1869-1948), Indian political leader and religious and social reformer (Subject)