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standing ord.ers and allowed Indians to prQceed to
Soutli".Mrica assuring them full rights of citizenship.
Indian labourers went out there as British citizens,
but the provisions of the latest Bill on the anvil of
the South African Parliament were really dangerous.
They must be e~lllined, so that the rights and privileges
of Indians wonld be protected. Mr. 8aBtri
had on a former occasion said, "If Kenya is gone,
India is gone." To thilj l\Ir. Karandikar added Ii if
India is gone. the British Eropirp iit gone." India
had every right to follow and help Indians whereever
they were settled and the Indian Government
were responsible in liafeguarding the rights and privileges
of Indians.
Sir UIIlal,' Haya.t Khan, in 5uppol'ting the \resolution
a.a amended etnphasised that His Majesty's GoverI!Ulent
had a duty in holding the scales even between
the various parta of the Empire. If the Britiah.
Government felt helplesi, then let the GovernmeI\.t
of Iu