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Letter to Sirdar P S Sodhbans

1959

1 pages

Summary

This personal letter, dated 4 August 1959, is addressed to Sirdar P. S. Sodhbans. The unidentified sender apologizes for delaying comments on Sodhbans’s letters before he decided to attend the Swatantra Party convention in Bombay. The sender agrees with much of a communication from the Delhi Chamber of Commerce to the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, attributing the prevailing situation largely to the complacency of an important section of the business community and criticizing the policies it has pursued.

The letter expresses confidence in the Swatantra Party’s prospects, crediting Rajaji’s leadership for the success of its convention and hoping that the party will attract broad national support. It closes with personal remarks on Sodhbans’s life and work, based on a pictorial record sent by the editor. No sender name or legible signature is visible on the page.

Key points

  • The letter is dated 4 August 1959 and addressed to Sirdar P. S. Sodhbans.
  • The sender apologizes for not responding before Sodhbans decided to attend the Swatantra Party convention in Bombay.
  • The sender endorses much of a communication from the Delhi Chamber of Commerce to the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry.
  • The sender blames business-community complacency for the prevailing situation and criticizes the policies being pursued.
  • Rajaji’s leadership is credited with the success of the Swatantra Party convention.
  • The letter hopes that the Swatantra Party will attract substantial support throughout India.
  • The sender comments warmly on Sodhbans’s full life and work after reviewing a pictorial record.

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