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Jamshed S. Wadia a.k.a.     Dinshaw Mehta(?) Writes

DATE WITH DESTINY IS 23 rd JULY 2008 at 2.30 pm

Jame understands that in compliance of the orders of the Charity Commissioner to consider the housing applications made to the BPP by the 139 aggrieved applicants who have sent written requests to the Charity Commissioner, numerous meetings have taken place between the Trustees, the Applicants and some of the interveners to try and arrive at a consensus on who amongst these 139 interveners should be allotted vacant flats.

Jame understands that all the Trustees barring Dinshaw Mehta have been most co-operative, and whilst some headway has been made, major roadblocks are as usual being created by Mehta to sabotage the allotment process. 

All of a sudden, letters from WAPIZ and Mrs. Firoza Punthakey Mistree have been sent to BPP calling upon them not to consider the cases of the 139 applicants who have appeared from the Charity Commissioner but to consider together all the 900 cases on the BPP list. Another letter written probably under a ficticious name endorsing Mehta's game plan has found its way into the media. It appears that the whole purpose is not to allott houses to the 900 applicants as is being made out to be, but to actually stall, for petty reasons, allottment of flats to the deserving applicants whose frustration and anger has caused them to attend all the hearings at the Charity Commissioner's.

Jame believes that the Applicants and intervenors have not taken up cudgels for political gain but to ensure that the most deserving are allotted flats to the deserving applicants who have waited for decades. Yet Mehta, WAPIZ and other vested interested probably see this as a political victory for AZA before elections and are trying to stall the allottment process.

It is imperative that those applicants who have been bypassed and have sent their applications to the Charity Commissioner should be present at 2.30 pm on 23rd July 2008 at the Charity Commissioners office. 

May Ahura Mazda shower His blessings on these deserving beneficiaries