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COPIES OF CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO JEEP NO. MRG 2347

2 pages

Summary

This two-page archival dossier is headed “COPIES OF CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO JEEP NO. MRG 2347.” Its first page is a typed contents list for correspondence dated 1972–1986 concerning vehicle-tax payments, traffic-offence notices, and exchanges among M.R.M., the Collector of Bombay, the Regional Transport Office, the Traffic Control Branch of the police, and V.P. Bhatia. The listed financial matters include a Rs. 35 vehicle-tax receipt and a later R.T.O. bill for Rs. 1,275; one notice states that vehicle tax had remained unpaid since February 1976.

The contents also connect the jeep to the Swatantra Party: V.P. Bhatia, identified as Secretary of Binafitye Lok Dal, Bombay, reportedly supplied details of vehicles purchased by the Swatantra Party, including one sent to Piloo Mody in Godhra. Page 2 repeats a brief insurance-record note dated 10 October 1975, stating that policy no. 410305008 for MRG 2347 was received and sent to Miss Soni Irani at Mody & Colghan. The rendered pages show an index and one repeated insurance note, not the underlying letters, bills, notices, or receipts.

Key points

  • The dossier concerns Jeep MRG 2347 and correspondence spanning 1972–1986.
  • The listed records address municipal and regional vehicle-tax demands, including amounts of Rs. 35 and Rs. 1,275.
  • Several entries concern traffic-offence notices and correspondence with Bombay police traffic authorities.
  • The Regional Transport Office is listed as reporting that proceedings over vehicle tax were to be dropped.
  • V.P. Bhatia is identified as Secretary of Binafitye Lok Dal, Bombay, and is associated with correspondence about vehicles purchased by the Swatantra Party.
  • One vehicle was reportedly sent to Piloo Mody in Godhra.
  • A separate note records the receipt and forwarding of an insurance policy for the jeep.
  • Only the dossier index and a repeated insurance note are visible; the underlying correspondence is not rendered.

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