Correspondence to Miss Fatima Jinnah including business proposals

Sub title : Letters from the Bombay Commercial Co., a Delhi jeweller, a Rawalpindi sweeper and the Hindu Panchayat of Ratodero

Subject: Fatima Jinnah | Business Proposal | Jewellery Recovery | Family Reunification

Date of publication: 1948

Language: English

Page: 60 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 29442

Keyword: Bombay Commercial Co. -- Fatima Jinnah -- Business Proposals -- Correspondence | Delhi Jeweller -- Fatima Jinnah -- Business Proposals -- Correspondence | Hindu Panchayat of Ratodero -- Fatima Jinnah -- Community Affairs -- Correspondence | Delhi Jeweller -- Fatima Jinnah -- Jewellery -- Business Proposals -- Correspondence | Rawalpindi -- Municipal Workers -- Requests -- Correspondence | Correspondence -- Fatima Jinnah -- Bombay Commercial Co. | Correspondence -- Fatima Jinnah -- Delhi Jeweller | Correspondence -- Fatima Jinnah -- Hindu Panchayat of Ratodero

Abstract: This file contains a diverse collection of letters addressed to Miss Fatima Jinnah. Mehera Coyajee of Bombay Commercial Co. seeks an introduction to the Commerce Member for importing industrial machinery. Jagat Kishore, a Delhi jeweller, asks for help recovering valuable stones and gold from two brothers in Karachi. Begga, a sweeper at the Departmental Club Rawalpindi, requests assistance in bringing his wife back from East Punjab. Dr. Mrs. R.P. Benjamin requests an interview on an important matter, while B.K. Gomes appeals for help in a legal case. Ranjit Bose introduces himself seeking journalistic consideration. Finally, the Hindu Panchayat of Ratodero petitions against the auctioning of urban properties belonging to non-migrated Hindus, requesting intervention with the Settlement Commissioner.

Description: This file comprises several letters. The first, dated December 23, 1947, from Mehera Coyajee of Bombay Commercial Co., requests an introduction to the Commerce Member for importing industrial machinery. The second, dated January 14, 1948, from Jagat Kishore, a Delhi jeweller, seeks help in recovering valuable articles from two brothers in Karachi. The third, dated January 30, 1948, from Begga, a sweeper at the Departmental Club Rawalpindi, requests help in bringing his wife back from Kapurthala State. The fourth, dated April 12, 1948, from Dr. Mrs. R.P. Benjamin, requests an interview on an important matter. The fifth, dated December 29, 1948, from B.K. Gomes, appeals for help in a legal case, stating his home is broken. The sixth, dated June 12, 1958, from Ranjit Bose, introduces himself and seeks consideration for journalistic work. The seventh, dated February 21, 1964, from the President of the Hindu Panchayat, Ratodero, petitions against the auctioning of urban properties of non-migrated Hindus and requests intervention with the Chief Settlement Commissioner. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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