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Wednesday, May 28, 2014

MUDSLINGING?

Sir, 

You are correct, 

In the name of unity the initiator of such unity moves has started hurling mud and bricks... So I decided to express my views through the Chronicle.

Shri Srininvasa Murthy started his campaign for unity (for what?) well, but seems to have strayed away from the right path and has started to attack and question Shri Asthana's motives, intentions, deeds etc. etc. Actually in the name of unity he has created a fissure between chandigarh and jaipur.

At the start of his campaign he says he had talks with all those who matter, but has not revealed anything and probably left to the imagination of readers of the Chronicle. I learn that he is an important member of GNS Assn. Nowhere he has mentioned whether GNS has agreed to 'add' and concede that the board resolution does include upgradation of pension.  Now atleast will Shri Murthy clarify?

About the funds Shri Murthy need not have any worry. The AIRIEF is fully capable of handling the matter and is in full control, of course with the cooperation of Shri Asthana. From Nagpur itself a sizeable number of non-members of the AIRIEF has contributed to the legal fund, directly to Shri Asthana's account and have no complaint. Each and every one them has expressed solidarity with KMLA and they have trust in his capabilities and dedication.

It is matter of utmost regret that when at the fag end, things are well on way to the logical conclusion, someone wants to hijack the proceedings in the name of unity.

Lastly, I would like to remind Shri Srinivasa Murty that even the Delhi court which heard GNS petitions has given the verdict based on Justice Bhandari's, which obviously was the outcome of the valiant fight put up by KMLA.

With due respects to Shri. Murthy, may I point out that Shri Murty should make concrete suggestions to KMLA, but not thrust his decisions upon KMLA.

With regards and best wishes to the LIC pensioners fraternity,