Jagannath Vedalankar's Correspondence with The Mother

November 1948

Gracious Mother,

A few days back, when the judge of the local high court visited the Press in connection with the enquiries regarding a Press workman already taken into custody, we had to disturb M, who was resting in the room meant for visitors. Only then could Dr. S entertain the judge there and supply him with the necessary information.

I want to know whether some change in the use of the room needs to be enforced.

The room is meant for visitors. Those who occupy it will do so at their own risk; that is, they must be ready to pack off and leave the place clean and neat at a minute’s notice (this can be communicated to them).

Love and blessings

November 1948