Summary
This untitled, two-page handwritten letter from K. M. Munshi to Mr. P. Narayan at Naimisharanya, Mathura, is a practical request for political and electoral information. Munshi asks for an update on how the campaign is proceeding in Bombay, a detailed letter, clarification about whether an unnamed correspondent has replied and paid, and copies of party manifestos.
The letter specifically requests manifestos from the Congress (O), Congress (I), Swatantra Party, Communist Party, Jan Sangh, and other relevant parties for elections held in 1952, 1957, 1962, 1964, 1967, and 1971. It closes with personal greetings, a reference to letters from friends, and a postscript noting that he has received a letter from an apparently unnamed person. The letterhead identifies the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan; no date, title, or publication information is visible.
Key points
- K. M. Munshi writes to Mr. P. Narayan at Naimisharanya, Mathura.
- He requests news about the political campaign in Bombay and asks for a detailed reply.
- He asks whether an unnamed person has replied and whether that person has paid.
- He requests party manifestos, including those of Congress (O), Congress (I), the Swatantra Party, the Communist Party, and the Jan Sangh.
- The requested manifestos cover elections from 1952 through 1971, including 1957, 1962, 1964, and 1967.
- The letter includes personal greetings and a postscript about receiving a letter from an apparently unnamed person.
- The document is on Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan letterhead and is undated.
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