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[Homage To Rajaji-The Hindu]
1973
2 pages
Summary
This two-page English document records proceedings of an apparently Swatantra Party meeting in 1973. The minutes confirm the previous General Council meeting, review the Party’s unsuccessful Sabarkantha Lok Sabha by-election campaign, and note discussion among party figures including Madhu Mehta, Maharawal Laxman Singh, Piloo Mody, Mamu Amersy, D. N. Patodia, H. R. Pasricha, and Sardar Harbhajan Singh. The document also records ratification of the merger of the Bombay and Maharashtra regional units under the name Swatantra Party and the election of Piloo Mody as president.
Key points
- The minutes of the General Council meeting held in Madras on April 13, 1973, were confirmed.
- The President explained the Party’s decision to field a candidate in the Sabarkantha parliamentary by-election.
- Participants expressed surprise at the defeat of the Party’s candidate, Mamu Amersy.
- The merger of the Bombay and Maharashtra regional units was ratified.
- The Council unanimously adopted resolutions concerning linguistic and communal unrest, the economic situation, and repressive government measures.
- The pasted The Hindu clipping reports a memorial meeting praising C. Rajagopalachari’s administrative ability, wisdom, courage, and opposition to linguistic subdivision.
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