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[Letter to Jayaprakash Naryan]

By Minoo Masani

1974

2 pages

Summary

In this two-page letter dated December 6, 1974, M. R. Masani informs Jayaprakash Narayan that he has spoken with Morarji Desai and completed the necessary arrangements for Narayan’s proposed visit to Ahmedabad on December 25. Masani outlines Narayan’s expected travel itinerary through Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bombay, Poona, and Ujjain, while noting uncertainty about the schedule between Ahmedabad and Bombay.

Masani then asks Narayan to meet him in Delhi or Bombay to discuss aspects of Narayan’s movement for a book Masani is writing for Macmillan. He mentions a possible conference of Citizens for Democracy in Ahmedabad and asks Narayan to keep December 30 and 31 free if the Delhi meeting cannot be arranged. In a postscript, Masani reports that the outlook for the State elections is “somewhat uneasy and confused” and suggests that Narayan’s Gujarat visit would be useful before the elections.

Key points

  • Masani reports speaking with Morarji Desai and completing the necessary arrangements.
  • He discusses Jayaprakash Narayan’s proposed December 25 visit to Ahmedabad and the surrounding travel itinerary.
  • Masani seeks a meeting with Narayan in Delhi or Bombay to discuss Narayan’s movement for a book being prepared for Macmillan.
  • He refers to a possible Citizens for Democracy conference in Ahmedabad.
  • The postscript describes the outlook for the State elections as uneasy and confused.
  • Masani believes Narayan’s Gujarat visit could be beneficial before the elections.

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