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The March-1927 edition of the ROR mentions the Jalsa of 1926. Ahmadiyya sources claim that 6000 people attended, which is a farce. Maulvi Sarwar Shah gave a speech, as did Mir Muhammad Ishaq, Sayyid Zayn al’Abidin Waliullah Shah (who had recently returned from Syria) also gave a speech. Maulvi Zahoor Hussain (spy sent to Russia) also gave a speech. Nayyar was also there and it is claimed that attendance swelled to 13,000 and people were speaking in 10+ different languages.
Reporting on the Jalsa Salana Qadian 1926, The Civil and Military Gazette reported under the heading “The Ahmadiyya Community: Annual Gathering at Qadian”:
“Qadian, Dec. 29.
“The annual gathering of the Ahmadiyya community opened its proceedings on December 26 and after three days’ work has closed. The small town of Qadian, away from a railway station, attracting about 16,000 visitors including 3,000 ladies.
“Khalifat-ul-Masih, head of the movement addressed the conference on December 27 and 28, denouncing the murder of Swami Shradanand.
“Speaking on the Hedjaz affairs he advised Musalmans to adopt an attitude of friendliness to the King of the Hedjaz and instead of useless threats, to back him up against his fanatic followers, who might force him to desecrate the tomb of the Holy Prophet[sa]. The Hedjaz must have a strong Muslim Government. [….]
“Reviewing the year’s progress Hazrat Khalifat-ul-Masih thanked the British Government for the protection given to Ahmadi missionaries abroad.
“A ladies’ conference with an Indian Industrial Exhibition, lectures, moving pictures and magic lantern lectures have been other important features of the 35th Ahmadiyya annual gathering.” (The Civil and Military Gazette, 4 January 1927, p. 10)
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Ata-Ul-Haye Nasir on X: “11 December 1926: On this day, the then Knight Minister of Agriculture for the Punjab, Sir Sardar Jogendra Singh, visited Qadian and had the opportunity to meet with Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud (ra). The Civil and Military Gazette reported about this on 14 December 1926. https://t.co/lCCuKeWV6h” / X
11 December 1926: On this day, the then Knight Minister of Agriculture for the Punjab, Sir Sardar Jogendra Singh, visited Qadian and had the opportunity to meet with Musleh-e-Maud. The Civil and Military Gazette reported about this on 14 December 1926.
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