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[Letter to Mr Minoo Masani]

By S. V. Raju

1970

1 pages

Summary

This letter from S. V. Raju to Minoo Masani, dated February 25, 1970, acknowledges two telegrams and transmits three items: minutes of a joint meeting held at Masani’s Delhi residence on May 26–27, 1969; Jam Saheb’s voting record; and a circular asking state units to guard against “Railway Budget.” Raju also reports that material concerning the Consumer Guidance Society will be delivered by Dr. Cooper during a visit to Delhi.

Raju discusses pending organisational and political correspondence. He says that Masani’s speech to the Bombay Regional Convention has not yet been transcribed, records having promised a transcription by March 2, and notes that he has shown Masani’s letter concerning opposition to Dayabhai Patel’s nomination to H. M. Patel. He adds that a letter to H. M. Patel and Baria about the Central Parliamentary Board’s decision on Dayabhai Patel has been issued. A handwritten postscript refers to enclosed replies concerning H. M. Patel, Jaydeep… and H. R. N. Singh, and the Rajya Sabha election.

Key points

  • Raju acknowledges two telegrams from Minoo Masani.
  • He encloses minutes of a joint meeting held at Masani’s Delhi residence on May 26–27, 1969.
  • He sends Jam Saheb’s voting record and a circular concerning protection against the Railway Budget.
  • Material concerning the Consumer Guidance Society is to be handed over to Masani by Dr. Cooper.
  • Masani’s speech to the Bombay Regional Convention had not yet been transcribed.
  • Raju reports correspondence concerning opposition to Dayabhai Patel’s nomination and the Central Parliamentary Board’s decision.

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