Modern Review May 1950

3. The Government of India undertake to arange the supply of 20 000 tone of jute manufactures of Indian origin to the Jute Board of the Pakistani Government in accordance with the terms and condtions stated in the annexure and grant licences for this purpose where necessary with maximum despatch. [...] Before the expiration of the Period referred to in NE " the two Central Ministate shall make recommendations for the establishment in Tripura of appropriate machinery to discharge the functions of the Minority Commission. [...] the stoppage of present exodus of minorities by r7coithT condition ritce.rsry for the restoration of coulidearc the return of the refugees to their homes and the machinery for the implementation of these purposes. [...] "At the same time a most important principle has been re-emphasised that the allegiance and loyalty of the minorities is to the State of which they are citizens and it is to the Government of their own State that they should look for the redress of their grievance. The reiteration of this concept has been"848 THE MODERN REVIEW FOR MAY 1950 4;id to be neoseeary because much political and.11Onun [...] The most important of these measures in the decision of the Governments of Pakistan and India to depute two Ministers one from each ()overpent to remain in the affected areas for such period 'as may be necineary in order to help restore cofidence to facilitate the return of the refugees to their homes and generally to assist in implementation —of the provisions of the Agreement.