Harijan Ahmedabad—Sunday June 23 1946

"What is surprising is twat instead of following the democratic procedure of inviting the one or the other party to form a national government the Viceroy and the Cabinet Mission have decided to impose a government of their choice on the country. [...] This unseasonable performance of the European Association is to my mind the greatest disturbing factor to shake the faith in the reality of the Missio-' w s the Mission come before its time ? Will e gun-protected Europeans of India silence their guns and stake their fortunes Andrewlike purely on the good will of the masses of India ? Or do they expect in their :eneration to continue the im [...] New Delhi 17-6-'46 LEGAL OPINION ON THE EUROPEAN VOTE Gandhiji has received the following legal opinion on the question of the right claimed by the Europeans to take part in the making of the future constitution of India as adumbrated in the State Paper of May 16 1946: Referring to the Statement of the British Cabinet Ministers' paper issued on 16th May 1946 I have been asked my opinion on t [...] This question has been engaging the active attention of the breeders and those interested in the amelioration of our cattle but it was brought to the forefront by the publiction of the report of the Royal Commission on Agriculture in 1928. [...] From the of the hill the Jumna is seen flowing across tir plkin The scenery and the peaceful environment OE'i the mind profoundly.