PEASANT UPSURGE IN OUDH 55 102 Ram Ghandra's notes, p 5 103 Independent, January 19, 1921. 104 Motilal to Jawaharlal, December 13, 1918. Jawaharlal Nehru Papers, Part I, Correspondence Vol 63, Nos 3732, N M M L. 105 Nehru's residence at Allahabad. 106 Ram Chandra's notes, p 7. 107 Ram Chandra's Writings (A note written by him on September 28, 1941 during his imprisonment at Lucknow). 108 The U P Kisan Sabha under Madan Mohan Malviya's influence was opposed to Non-Cooperation and in this way Motilal Nehru could embarrass Malaviya. See W F Crawley, op cit., p 97. 109 Ram Chandra's notes p 7. 110 Ram Chandra's Writings cited in footnote 107- 111 Leader, January 28, 1921. 112 'Ram Chandra is himself somewhat a multiple personality nowadays as all small men call themselves by his name*. Hailcy to Lambert, January 10, 1921, 60/1921 Gen U P S A. 113 W F Crawley, op cit., p 102. 114 'A note on spurious Ram Chandra', 50/1921 Gen U P S A. 115 Ludvic Porter to Butler, February 15, 1921, Ibid, 116 Hailey to Lambert, January 29, 1921. 50-2/1921. Gen U P S A. 117 Home Political Nos 195-216 1921 February-B, NAI p21. Legislative Council Proceedings of U P, Vol I, 1921, p 136. 118 Hailcy toG B Muir, January 14, 1921. 50/1921 Gen U P S ^. 119 'Let it proceed, the cabinet agreed'. Butler, January 29, 1921, Ibid. 120 Independent, February 12, 1921. Also Ram Chandra's notes. 121 Gandhi's speech at Fyzabad, February 10, 1921. Home Political, Nos 87/1921, NAI. 122 Ram Chandra's notes. 123 Independent, February 12, 1921, 124 Ibid., February 16, 1921. i^ Ibid., February 12, 1921. 126 Ibid., February 16,1921. Also Intelligence Bureau Records (heareafter I B R) relating to Kisan Sabha movement in the possession of Nehru Memorial Fund, New Delhi. 127 Papers relating to Ram Chandra's trial, Motilal Nehru Papers (Legal) 1929-21 F No 44, N M M L. Also Independent, February 23, 1921. 128 Independent, February 20, 1921. Also Ram Chandra's notes. 129 Gandhi's speech at Fyzabad, op cit. 130 I B R, 9p cit. Moreover, the text of this leaflet issued by the Congress after his arrest does contain the curious formula that ^We must not be unhappy over this (his arrest) and must not even try to get him released". Italics ours. c{ op cit., M H Siddiqi p 257, fn 166. 131 Acharya Narendra Dev, Socialism and the National Revolution, Bombay, 1946,p60. 182 Nos 1/1921, Home Political Deposit, NAI, p 39. 183 Gandhi's speech at Fyzabad, op cit.. Also see Toung India, Instruction to U P Peasants, March 9, 1921; Collected Works ofGandhi, Vol XIX (1920-21), Ahmeda- bad, 1966, pp 419-420. m Young India May 18, 1921; Collected Works ofGandhi, Vo) XX, 1921, p 1061. Also see P D Rccvs, 'Politics of Order* The Journal of Asian Sfudies.Voi XXV, No 2 February, 1966, pp 263-64. 188 RMDNo5,p 1(6.