Right-wing Socialists Condemn Labour

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from S.I.I. The General Sec retary of the All-India Praja Socialist Party, Prem Bhasin, has expressed "strong condemnation"of the British Labour Government's decision to suspend the Aden constitution. He said:"This colonialist step of the British Government is a defiance of the U.N. resolution of 1963 on Aden and is a violation of her oft-repeated pledges to give self-rule to the Colony." Prem Bhasin expressed his Party's "complete solid arity with the nationalist movement led by Mr. Mackawee, Aden's Chief Minister and Abdulla al Asnag of the People's Socialist Party", He called upon the Socielist International to intervene in the matter and expressed the hope that the Secretary of the Socialist International, who was recently the guest of the People's Socialist Party of Aden and who was fully conversant with the situation, would move the Socialist International on behalf of the "sister Party in Aden",