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I TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,-Do the British public realize that the mensures taken by General Dyer at Amritsar in April, 1919, were, in the opinion of those who, being present, were in a position to judge, the meatis of not only saving their li...

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TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,-The Times of Decenmber 16 containing a leading article on " the Amritsar discelo- 6urcs " has just reached me in Delhi. The article discusses General Dyer's action at Amritsar on April 13, as disclosed in the evidence...

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TO THE EDITOR OF THE] TTIES. Sir,-- earnestly hope that the public in this country will suspend judgment in regard to the occurrences at Amritsar on April 13 until the findihgs of Lord Hunter's Coinnittee are avail- able. Evidence as to Major-General...

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'More nevis of the measures taken to repress the rioting in the Punjab in April last has arrived w-ith the Indian maiL In giving evi- dence before Lord Hunter's Commission Major- General Sir William Beynon, G.O.C. the 16th Division, stated that he en...

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TO HE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,-The fullness and force with which you have set out the main facts concerning the' fiiing upon an assemblage of unarmed men in Amritsar and the feeling of profound horror which they have created makes it unnecessary to ...

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TO THE EDITOR OF THE TThIES. Sir,--With the numerous questions of detail which will arise in the coming debate in the House of. Commons on the Amritsar affair, the main issues perhaps run a risk of being obscured. It seems imconceivable that the Hous...

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The " Report of the Commissioners Appointed by the Punjab Sub-committee of the' Indian National Congress " to investigate the disturb- ances of a year ago has 'now''eached this country. A summary of the report telegraphed from Delhi was given in The ...

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A large batch of documents dealing with the disturbances in the Bombay Presidency, in Delhi, and in the Punjab in the spring of 1919 was issued last night. They include a majority and a minority report from the Committee pre- sided over by LosD HUNTE...

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- We publish to-day a' letter-from Stm MPcAEL O;DwYER, formeily Lieutenant-Governor of the Nunjab upon our* leadiig article of Decetn- ber -16 'headed, "-The -Amritsar Dis- " closures." He: complains. that we- assert that -he "sent a telegram approvi...

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In the House of Commons yesterday, M3. CHUiRTcT announiced the decision of the Army Council in regard to the Report of the Hunter Committee on the disturbances in the Punjab, and to-day the whole matter will be the subject of debate. At the time of. ...

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