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General Secretary's Letter No. 249

Sub : Meeting of Women's Wing on Friday, January 29, on the eve of the Sixth National Convention

swatantra party national headquarters · Bombay 1 · 1970

3 pages

Summary

Dated November 26, 1970, this General Secretary’s Letter No. 249 from Swatantra Party national headquarters announces a proposed national Women’s Wing. R. C. Cooper writes that a Women’s Wing meeting is scheduled for January 29 at 4 p.m. at Shanmukhananda Hall, on the eve of the party’s Sixth National Convention, and explains that the meeting is being convened by Mrs. Sharayu Daftary on behalf of the Bombay Regional Unit.

The letter uses the successful formation of a national Youth Wing as a model for organizing women. Cooper notes that more than 150 delegates attended the Youth Front’s preparatory convention and asks recipients to ensure that as many women as possible from their states are included among the National Convention delegates and attend the Women’s Wing meeting. Daftary is identified as the ad-hoc convenor responsible for organizing the meeting, and state contacts are asked to provide her with the names and addresses of women planning to attend.

Key points

  • The letter is dated November 26, 1970 and is issued by the Swatantra Party’s General Secretary.
  • It announces a Women’s Wing meeting on January 29 at 4 p.m. at Shanmukhananda Hall.
  • The meeting is intended to advance the launch of a national Women’s Wing of the party.
  • Mrs. Sharayu Daftary is named as the ad-hoc convenor organizing the meeting.
  • The letter cites the successful preparatory convention for a national Youth Wing as a precedent.
  • More than 150 delegates from across India attended the Youth Front convention.
  • State-level correspondents are asked to encourage women’s participation and submit names and addresses of attendees.

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