[Letter to S V Raju]

Summary

This single-page letter, dated 26 February 1970 and written by M. R. Masani to S. V. Raju, concerns the circulation of material related to the Jana Sangh and an article in The Radical Humanist. Masani clarifies that by asking for the voting record he meant all available material on the Jana Sangh, including the article Raju had previously shown him. He asks Raju to send the article immediately, along with a translation by B. K. Sinha and a pamphlet referred to in handwritten annotations.

The letter also briefly notes that a circular concerning the railway budget is satisfactory. It is an example of internal liberal-party correspondence combining political research, document circulation, and coordination between Swatantra Party associates.

Key points

• M. R. Masani acknowledges receipt of S. V. Raju’s express-delivery letter of 25 February 1970 and its enclosures.
• He says the circular concerning the railway budget is satisfactory.
• Masani clarifies that his request for the Jana Sangh voting record covered all available material, including an article in The Radical Humanist.
• He asks Raju to send the Radical Humanist article immediately.
• The letter refers to a translation by B. K. Sinha and a pamphlet, also mentioned in handwritten annotations.
• The correspondence documents information-sharing and political coordination within the Swatantra Party.