Himalayan Times (1962)

Tmalapan Qbhtus

A NEWS WEEKLY PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY

VOL. XV JULY I, 1962. NO. VIIL -

FORCES OF DISINTEGRATION VERY ACTIVE IN INDIA ^?KS2u'S^§

■ : of India is an grave dan-

• jf > C^0"1 ®m CorrMpondent). ger when regional and

r - ^ linguietio chauvinism ii

Darjeeling, June 27. threatening India's na-

. tionaliem !

Sri N. C. Chatt»rjee, ing to ban the Akali Ip Mr chatteriee's

Senior AdTooate. Supreme Party or the Hindu Ma- . opinion. pertain construc-

Court of India, and Pre- hasabba or the D. M. K. tive steps should be im-

sident. All India Civil when the dominent party mediately iaken to oheok-

Liberties Counoi), in a in India has been flirting mau tne foroea 0f dis-

speeoh at the Rotary with the Muslim League ruption. He has further

Club in Darjeeling said in Kerala; a party which propounded bis views with

that fifteen years after was responsible for the the following nine eugges-

India e Independence the partition of India. The tiona

foroea of disintegration ruling party during the ' _ ... ,

•re very active, and India last eleotion gave nomi- . ? ~, AJ?U- i

today is in peril. "We nations on Communal, continue to be the Official

should realize the menaoe Castes and sub caste con- language of the Union

of Linguistic Communal siderations. "I hope Mr. and lfr necessary article

and other disruptive urges Sanjeeviya, the new Pre- 3« °f.tb* °IJD! u

are a greater danger than sident of the Congress ■•"•old be amended. Hind

the Chinese menaoe from will see that the Congress " we" M °th" «g'°Dttl

the North or the Pakis- tickets are not awarded IwgMgM °» P«»-

tani aggression. It in no on Communal lines. That P"'^ **W*J and °n*

good trying to solve the will to some extent check "ohed ,0 taa* V-T

problem by appointment the forces of duruption they may replace English,

of Commissions or Com- in the body poliiio. (1) English must con-

mittees or by the attem- From my experience *inue t0*>e uied' in 4th"

ting to ban the so-called of Kt,rala where I had Supreme Court and in the

communal parties which the priviledKe to preside .?<>urt' "d -™?

cannot be legally done 0ver the Kerala Police authoritative texts of all

under the present Cons- Commission and from my AcU and B,'ls »J?d ™Su'm

titution." ■ experience of Assam where >»»««•"• ftnd By.e La*'

Mr. Chatterjee said I represented the Bengal »hou,!d °°«>'»i»e »

that our rulers should turn Riot Victims before Jus- E.Dfl»b Language. Imme-

the search-light inwards. tics Mehrotra Commission, diate imposition of Hindi

What is the good of try. I must administer the (Continued es paga 3)

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