India -- History -- British occupation, 1765-1947; India -- Politics and government -- 1765-1947
(V) 'This Conference regards all
attempts at the condemnation or
rejection of the Reform Scheme
as a whole as ill advised, and
in particular protests
emphatically against the
reactionary attitude assumed
towards it by the Indo-British
Association and some European
public bodies in this country
which is certain to produce, if
successfully persisted--in, an
extremely undesirable state of
feeling between England and
India and imperil the cause of
ordered progress in this
country. This Conference,
therefore, most earnestly urges
his Majesty's Government and
Parliament of the United Kingdom
to give effect to the provisions
of the Scheme and the suggestion
of its supporters in regard
thereto as early as possible by
suitable legislation.'
_Government of India_
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