Fifteen Indian concerns to the colonial government in Kenya.

1. Discriminatory treatment of Indians in terms of land ownership and business opportunities.
2. Lack of political representation for Indians in the colonial government.
3. Restrictions on Indian immigration and residency rights.
4. Limited access to education and healthcare for the Indian community.
5. Unfair taxation policies that disproportionately affect Indians.
6. Lack of protection for Indian workers from exploitation and abuse.
7. Inadequate legal recourse for Indians facing discrimination or injustice.
8. Limited opportunities for Indians to participate in the economic development of Kenya.
9. Cultural and social marginalization of the Indian community.
10. Lack of recognition and respect for Indian religious and cultural practices.
11. Inadequate infrastructure and services in Indian neighborhoods.
12. Limited access to justice and legal representation for Indians.
13. Discriminatory treatment of Indian women and children.
14. Lack of support for Indian-owned businesses and industries.
15. Inadequate representation of Indian interests in colonial policies and decision-making processes.