Summary
This letter, dated August 10, 1962, is from C. Rajagopalachari in Madras to M. R. Masani, General Secretary of the Swatantra Party in Bombay. Rajagopalachari responds to Masani’s wire and argues that the desired result should be reached through personal discussion and respect for opposing views.
Rajagopalachari warns that disregarding other people’s views would be counterproductive, saying that “we shall lose more than we gain.” He also expresses confidence that Munshi will return to views he had previously expressed while in Madras. The second rendered page shows the reverse of the letter and the addressed envelope, including an express-delivery marking.
Key points
- The letter is dated August 10, 1962, and was sent from Rajagopalachari’s address in T. Nagar, Madras.
- Rajagopalachari is replying to a wire from M. R. Masani.
- He advocates personal discussion as the means of reaching the desired result.
- He stresses respect for other people’s views.
- He warns that failure to show such respect could produce greater losses than gains.
- He predicts that Munshi will revert to views previously expressed in Madras.
- The envelope identifies Masani as General Secretary of the Swatantra Party and carries an express-delivery marking.
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