He was one of the three members of the Home Rule deputation sent to England in 1918 to present the Indian case before the British public. It has been said that the landslide in the opinion of the Indian Christian Community in favour of nationalism was possible because of his dynamic leadership.
George Joseph was a part of the first batch of barristers who sacrificed their comforts to engage themselves in national work and joined the Non-Cooperation Movement for which he was sentenced to prison.
He was one of the three members of the Home Rule deputation sent to England in 1918 to present the Indian case before the British public. It has been said that the landslide in the opinion of the Indian Christian Community in favour of nationalism was possible because of his dynamic leadership.
George Joseph was a part of the first batch of barristers who sacrificed their comforts to engage themselves in national work and joined the Non-Cooperation Movement for which he was sentenced to prison.

