Modern Review August 1948

Labour tuts been led into intransigence through the nefarious activities of the Communist Party of India add their.stooges of the It is now apparent to all that the solo object of these fifth columnistof Foreign 'Powers wan to sabotage the effort for the Industrialisation of India to that the -IndiaUnion remain for ever at the mercy of those.We tern States whose eninordy is ;fiir more a [...] It has been known for sometime that the Nisam of Hydembad said to be the richest individual in the world has been able to buy support from those elements in the world's power-polities which have been unhappy with the emergence of India as a free State free of "British control." Sydney Cotton is an huhmoat in the hands of these people and the ruling authorities of the Indian Union cannot bu [...] The promulgation of the recent Currency Ordinance providing for the control of the transfer of certain mreutilies "which mar be detrimental to the interests of India " however proves that the Goverment of India is serious about closing all leakages of foreign exchanges on Hyderabad account. [...] to eternal shame and disgrace:' Appealing to the audience to the full gravity of the Pitll'Iti.)11.end to CUniiidr the position in the light of the gacy which they have inherited. [...] Similarly he had :eked the Sikhs in the Moja' and the Punjab Slats to cow to the rescae of the unto:innate and.aranded refugtee by piing an uilt%turbed pis4age 1. the Mloghto tefuger.