Funeral procession and Condolence Meeting

Summary

This one-page English public-interest statement declares that “Indian Foreign Policy” has “Expired at Rabat” and says it is mourned by friends and enemies both in India and abroad. It presents the claim as a political obituary for Indian foreign policy, but does not explain what occurred at Rabat or identify the policy decisions being criticized.

The statement announces that a funeral procession and condolence meeting will be arranged immediately after the post-mortem, with further communication to follow. It is signed in the public interest by Dahyabhai Patel, M. L. Sondhi, R. R. Singh Deo, S. K. Tapuriah, and K. M. Koushik, identified as Members of Parliament. No title, date, place, or conventional publisher is visible.

Key points

• The statement declares that Indian foreign policy has “Expired at Rabat.”
• It frames the policy’s supposed demise as being mourned by both supporters and opponents at home and abroad.
• It announces a funeral procession and condolence meeting after the post-mortem.
• It promises that a further communication will follow.
• The statement is issued in the public interest by five named Members of Parliament.
• The page does not explain the Rabat reference or provide a date, place, title, or publisher.