It found support among Afghan intellectuals, religious leaders and the Afghan press which rallied with increasingly anti-British and pro-Central articles and by 1916 forced the Raj to intercept copies of the Afghan news paper "Siraj al Akhbar" sent to India.
BY 1916 the Raj was forced to intercept copies of the Afghan newspaper "Siraj al Akhbar" sent to India. It found support among Afghan intellectuals, religious leaders and the Afghan press which rallied with increasingly anti-British and pro-Central articles.
It found support among Afghan intellectuals, religious leaders and the Afghan press which rallied with increasingly anti-British and pro-Central articles. BY 1916 the Raj was forced to intercept copies of the Afghan newspaper "Siraj al Akhbar" sent to India.
It found support among Afghan intellectuals, religious leaders and the Afghan press which rallied with increasingly anti-British and pro-Central articles. BY 1916 the Raj was forced to intercept copies of the Afghan newspaper "Siraj al Akhbar" sent to India.