Correspondence regarding the release of H. Rahman's life insurance policy

Sub title : Letters from H. Rahman seeking release from surety, official correspondence from the Government of West Bengal

Subject: Fatima Jinnah | H. Rahman | K.A. Ghazi | Life Insurance Policy | Fatema Khatun

Date of publication: 1951

Language: English

Page: 7 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 29443

Keyword: H. Rahman -- Fatima Jinnah -- Life Insurance Policy -- Release -- Correspondence | H. Rahman -- Fatima Jinnah -- Insurance Claim -- Correspondence | Life Insurance -- Policy Release -- Correspondence | Insurance Claims -- Pakistan -- Correspondence | Correspondence -- Fatima Jinnah -- H. Rahman

Abstract: This file contains a set of letters and a petition. H. Rahman writes to Miss Fatima Jinnah on October 4, 1952, seeking her intervention to get his life insurance policy released from the Bengal Forest Co-operative Credit Society, which is held as surety for Mv. K.A. Gazi. Official correspondence from the Government of West Bengal, dated December 17, 1951, explains the financial details of the loan and the policy. Another letter from H. Rahman, dated April 18, 1952, appeals for the immediate release of his policy, threatening to submit the matter to Miss Jinnah. Separately, Fatema Khatun, a Mohajer woman from Khulna, submits a petition seeking Pakistani citizenship, stating that while her husband and children have obtained certificates, she is unable to do so and faces a pending criminal case.

Description: This file comprises several documents. The first, dated October 4, 1952, is from H. Rahman to Miss Fatima Jinnah, appealing for help in getting his life insurance policy released from the Bengal Forest Co-operative Credit Society, where it is held as surety for Mv. K.A. Gazi. The second, dated December 17, 1951, is a letter from the Co-operation Department, Government of West Bengal, detailing the loan balance and the conditions for releasing the policy. The third, dated April 18, 1952, is another letter from H. Rahman to the Conservator of Forests, East Bengal, insisting on his release from surety and threatening to appeal to Miss Jinnah. The fourth and fifth documents form a petition dated May 15, 1957 (circa 1958), from Fatema Khatun, wife of Munewer Ali of Khulna, requesting Pakistani citizenship as her husband and children have already obtained it, while she faces a pending criminal case and fears being sent back to India. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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