Saturday, September 7, 2024

From the Archives, A hundred years ago, April 3, 1923 | Salt duty

London, April 2: The “Daily Telegraph” discussing the certification of the salt tax says that Lord Reading’s defence is unanswerable and considers his action is absolutely justified. The alternative was again to postpone settling Indian finances on a sound basis and postponing it, moreover, in response to agitation in which the most respectable element was entirely irrational in sentiment in support of which no serious argument was adduced or could be adduced. It concludes: ‘The affair has demonstrated the weakness of the Assembly in the present early stage of its political development and the wisdom of the provision in the Act for meeting such a constitutional crisis.

#Archives #years #April #Salt #duty

Related Articles

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Latest Articles