Let lawyers meet at Delhi

I feel that the unity move has not failed. For reasons beyond their control Sridharan and Asthana could not be in Bangalore on the scheduled date. 

I was hoping that you and Murty would be in Bangalore and avail the opportunity of the AIRIEF conference and initiate talks for unity with Asthana and Chandigarh leaders, come to some definitive initiative and then apprise Sridharan, who was the first to inform of his inability to be in Bangalore on that day and fix another convenient date when Sridharn could give his considered response to the initiative. 

I hoped with this unnecessary misunderstanding between Chandigarh and Jaipur would
clear and pave way for a purposeful unity. Please do not stop your efforts to bring all the stake holders on one platform to forge an united front in Supreme Court.

Advocates meet is a good idea indeed but it is again the clients of the advocates to take the first step and initiate the move and for that too there must be understanding among all the stake holders. It is again for this purpose you must contact all the concerned. 

It is very much likely that LIC plead non-affordability and this lie has to be effectively nailed.
Advocates having handled our case can well anticipate queries from the court and be prepared.
In any case brainstorming is inescapable and a meeting of advocates is the best if it can be organised is a must. It is towards this that I beseech you to endeavour.

T SAMPATH IYENGAR
BANGALORE