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When I left home, as a dutiful father I left some money for my family as future provision, So practically the money belongs to my sons and daughters

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Correspondence

1970 Correspondence

When I left home, as a dutiful father I left some money for my family as future provision, So practically the money belongs to my sons and daughters, and I never thought that in future it would be difficult to transfer the money, otherwise I would have distributed the money while leaving home.

May 21, 1970


Manager

Bank of Baroda

India Exchange Branch

Post Box No. 313

Calcutta-1, India


Dear Sir:

Re: My Savings Bank Account No. 29/12802

With reference to your letter No. Sb/34/2978, dated 5th May, 1970, I beg to inform you that Mr. M. M. De is my second son. When I left home, as a dutiful father I left some money for my family as future provision, So practically the money belongs to my sons and daughters, and I never thought that in future it would be difficult to transfer the money, otherwise I would have distributed the money while leaving home.

So the purpose of the remittance you have asked to send is to transfer their money to them. I hope this particular will be sufficient.

I advised you to transfer Rs. 5,000 to the savings bank account of Mr. M. M. De with the United Bank of India, Dharmatalla Street Branch. I understand that you have already transferred Rs. 1,000, and the balance of Rs. 4,000 may now be transferred on the strength of the above statement.

Yours sincerely,

A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami

ACBS:db

c.c. Mr. M.M. De