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- 3 Oct. 1921 (Production)
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Refers to Gandhi’s speech at Trichinopoly and his article in Young India, in which he stated that, as non-co-operation is legally sedition under the Penal Code, he objected to the suggestion in Sir George Lloyd’s communiqué that tampering with the loyalty of the sepoy and sedition were fresh crimes committed by the Ali brothers, and went on to encourage Congress and Khilafat workers to reiterate the Ali brothers’ formula and to spread disaffection openly till arrested. They [the Government of India] cannot arrest ‘small fry’ and leave Gandhi free; therefore the speech and article are being examined by lawyers, and Reading has canvassed Local Governments for their opinions as to the effect of prosecuting him. His own impression is that, though Gandhi has recently lost some ground, he remains popular with the masses, and that his arrest would lead to violence. Points out that Gandhi’s article is intended to bridge the gap between Hindu and Moslem.
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- Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand (1869-1948), Indian political leader and religious and social reformer (Sujet)
- Ali, Mohammad (1878-1931), Indian Muslim leader and writer (Sujet)
- Ali, Shaukat (1873–1938) Indian Muslim leader (Sujet)
- Lloyd, George Ambrose (1879–1941) 1st Baron Lloyd, politician and colonial administrator (Sujet)