Letter From Mr. G. Latchanna, President-Andhra Pradesh Swatantra Party, forwarding Resolution of Andhra State Council to Mr. H. M. Patel

Summary

In this one-page letter dated 22 March 1972 from Camp Hyderabad, G. Latchanna, identified as President of the Andhra Pradesh Swatantra Party, writes to H. M. Patel about the proposed National Executive and General Council meetings in Bombay on 8–9 April. He explains that he may be unable to attend, apparently because of circumstances connected with the Rajya Sabha election in Andhra Pradesh, where Prof. Ranga is a candidate and polling is scheduled for 9 April.

Latchanna asks Patel to circulate three resolutions passed unanimously at a joint meeting of the Andhra Pradesh State Executive, State Parliamentary Board, and district-unit office bearers. He requests that the National Executive and General Council give the resolutions serious consideration and communicate their decisions, while announcing plans to convene a joint meeting in Andhra Pradesh in the last week of April 1972. The document records intra-party coordination, election-related scheduling, and a formal request for organisational follow-through.

Key points

• The letter is dated 22 March 1972 and sent from Hyderabad to H. M. Patel.
• Latchanna refers to National Executive Circular No. 102 and General Council Circular No. 47, both dated 17 March 1972.
• The proposed Bombay meetings are intended to review the party’s performance in the recent Assembly Elections.
• Latchanna may be unable to attend the meetings for reasons beyond his control.
• He asks for three unanimously passed Andhra Pradesh resolutions to be circulated before the meetings.
• He requests that the National Executive and General Council consider the resolutions and communicate their decisions.
• He proposes a joint Andhra Pradesh meeting of the State Council, party legislators, and district-unit office bearers in the last week of April.