Report 1922
Report 1922
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The building up of national solidarity, the conservation of resources, and the prevention of strife and discord are the need of the hour. Embroilment of the non-co-operators in the elections is sure to breed strife in their own ranks as well as with other classes of our countrymen. Inter-communal jealousies will be created and fomented, and the bad feelings engendered by the elections are likely to affect preju- dicially the more solid and enduring constructive work which awaits the earnest att...ention of the Congressmen. Whether with the object of wrecking the Reforms or working them for what they are worth, the entry of the non-co-operators into the Councils is an undesirable step at the present stage of the non-co-operation movement. As the evidence before the Committee has disclosed, the feeling in the country against it is very strong. The follow- ing extract from the evidence of Babu Rajendra Prasad (Bihar) represents the opinion of the vast majority of non-co-operators : — Q— With regard to entry into the Councils you state your opinion that it is impossible to further the constructive programme through the Councils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The building up of national solidarity, the conservation of resources, and the prevention of strife and discord are the need of the hour. Embroilment of the non-co-operators in the elections is sure to breed strife in their own ranks as well as with other classes of our countrymen. Inter-communal jealousies will be created and fomented, and the bad feelings engendered by the elections are likely to affect preju- dicially the more solid and enduring constructive work which awaits the earnest att...ention of the Congressmen. Whether with the object of wrecking the Reforms or working them for what they are worth, the entry of the non-co-operators into the Councils is an undesirable step at the present stage of the non-co-operation movement. As the evidence before the Committee has disclosed, the feeling in the country against it is very strong. The follow- ing extract from the evidence of Babu Rajendra Prasad (Bihar) represents the opinion of the vast majority of non-co-operators : — Q— With regard to entry into the Councils you state your opinion that it is impossible to further the constructive programme through the Councils.
What to read after Report 1922?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indian National Congress Civil Disobedience Enqui to read onlineMoreLess
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