Harijan Ahmedabad—Sunday June 9 1946

It is an army of which the sooner the British part is sent away and better employed the better for both India and England and the world. [...] And it is always the deluded man in the street who is the victim while the real culprit sits secure behind the facade of respectability. [...] If the new policy in regard to Khadi is correct and Khadi customers are of the above nature it proves the necessity for the abolition of the Khadi clause from the Congress constitution. [...] If the Charkha Sangh is to prove the rightness of the ideal for which Khadi stands then its workers must be loyal -enough to the new policy and not fear even the clnsing down of the Bhandars. [...] The question of the hideous inequality between the rich and the poor and the lowe_ services and the higher is a separate subject requiring drastic and well thought out method aild could not be merely incidental to the lowering of the salaries of the few ministers and their secretaries.