False Accusation By Maneck. S Talati

ByPT Reporter

Dear Editor,

This refers to article under the heading Letters to Editor in your newspaper dated 23/07/2016. It is not only surprising but most unfortunate that your paper has published the said letter which is not only false but also derogatory. Please note in the very successful youth programme held at Radio Club on 25th June 2016 not a single paisa from the funds of either Karani Agiary or Jamshedji Sorabji Kookadaru Trust has been spent. The total cost of the programme has been sponsored by a very philanthropic and true Zoroastrian.

Devotees of Karani Agiary and Jamshedji Sorbji Kookadaru Trust only put in their heart and efforts in organizing this programme and making it successful. Your paper should have taken some effort to verify the “truth” before publishing the said letter. We sincerely hope and request you that in your immediate next issue dated 30/07/2016 you will clarify and rectify the falsehood that is printed under the above heading as per the letter of Mr. Maneck S. Talati.

Homi P. Ranina 
Bomi H. Hansotia

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