It is significant coincidence that the first JAWABDYA meeting was held on 2nd October at Kaifi Azmi garden at JVPD. The meeting was organized by Juhu Citizen’s Group and started with a lovely rendition of Bhajans including ‘Vaishnavajan to tene Kahiye’. This perhaps heralds the Citizens actively moving the governance towards SWARAJ. Three Corporators –Adolf D’souza, Jyotsna Dighe( Cong) and Chhaya Bhanji (SS) had come to interact with about 50 Citizens. Anand Desai conducted the meeting very ably and told me that most of the work had been done by Vimal Thakore.
Citizens expressed their condemnation of the way in which the Crawford market scam was occuring by a complicity of all parties. They pointed out the impact of this decision was a loss of over 1000 crores and applied to all Municipal Markets this would mean over 6000 crores;- a loss of over 5000 for each Citizen. The fact that a heritage we have inherited and are caretakers for, is sought to frittered away was also made. Citizens demanded that the new RG, PG policy which seeks to give away our properties should not be passed. Anil Desai also raised the issue of the Ronsons garden which is also being given away. In short a strong demand was made to stop all practices by which OUR property was being given away to a chosen few.
Adolf agreed and the other two Corporators while agreeing with the Citizens said that these matters were decided by the party bosses. Citizens insisted that since the Corporators had individually canvassed for votes, they would be held personally accountable. Ultimately Ms. Jyotsna Dighe committed that she would take up the matter with her party leader and give an answer within a week to Citizens. Ms. Chhaya Bhanji also promised to take up the matter with her party leaders. She also said that a similar proposal was to come up for another 21 markets in the Corporation in the coming week, and she would safeguard our interests. All three corporators also promised to stop the Ronsons garden giveaway. Members of H-west ward said they have started a signature campaign and will be organizing a JAWABDYA meeting within a week. They were also thinking of a human chain.
On Saturday, 6th October, Agni is holding a JAWABDYA Public meeting at Sheth Motibhai Pacchad Rashtriya Shala, V.P. Road, Near Lion’s Club, Mulund (west), Mumbai 80. The main organizer is Agni Coordinator Shri Laxmidas Thakker (32911966). The meeting will be from 7.30pm to 9.30pm and amongst the speakers will be Shri Sukhthankar Gerson Da Cunha and many Corporators.
This is an interesting and promising beginning to the JAWABDYA ABHIYAN.
Bombay Catholic Sabha and PCGT are also likely to lead this campaign. A Citizen’s Campaign appears to be building which might result in:
Saving our 6000 crores.
Stopping the RG/PG proposal and all proposals to give away our properties.
Make a beginning for us to hold our elected representatives accountable INDIVIDUALLY.
Let us all put our shoulder to this. WE CAN SUCCEED.
shailesh gandhi
Mera Bharat Mahaan..
Nahi Hai,
Per Yeh Dosh Mera Hai.
for further details contact: shaileshgan@gmail.com
Thursday, 11 October 2007
citizens sovereignty
Wanted to share this with as many friends as possible:
Contempt of Citizen’s Sovereignty
It is well recognized that the center of a democratic setup is the individual Citizen who is a sovereign in her own right. She gives up part of the sovereignty to the State in return for a Rule of Law. The Instrumentalities of the State exist to serve the Citizens who are the Masters. The Masters have the right to scrutinize and question their Public servants about the actions that are taken on their behalf. The existence and legitimacy of the Public servants is derived from the service they provide to the Citizens. Some special privileges and immunity may be given to the Public servants only to ensure that they can function to serve this objective. Otherwise the key principle of democracy is equality before the law. “Be they ever so high, the law is above them.”
Let us now look at three sets of Public servants as an example and test the principle of the respect and protection they need, to be able to discharge their duties for the Citizens. Take the elected representatives, the Police and the Judges to test this principle. The elected representatives have the highest legitimacy because they subject themselves to an approval by the Citizens every five years. It can be argued that they need to be able to command respect from the Citizens, without which respect for the laws they frame will not be forthcoming. They frame policies, which have political and financial impact on the present as well as future generations. They have to face people directly in every conceivable place and time, and if special privileges or protection against criticism is not given to them, they will not be able to discharge their functions. Let us now picture a policeman who has to enforce the law. He again faces Citizens,- even enraged or inflamed mobs,- and must function in the midst of all the dirt and grime to enforce the law. If Citizens do not respect him,- or believe he is corrupt and a criminal himself,- can he discharge his law enforcement function to the Public? On the other hand a judge sits in a cloistered and protected environment and dispenses justice to supposedly uphold the law. He is in a very safe and secure environment and discharges his functions at his own languorous pace comfortably sitting in a chair.
And yet, the judges have given unto themselves the supernatural power to try Citizens for contempt if they speak or write critically about their conduct. This has been brought out very starkly in the way they have used the Contempt provisions against journalists recently. Allegations have been made against former Supreme Court Chief Justice Shri Sabharwal by a set of eminent Citizens who have demanded an enquiry. It is commonsense that if any impropriety has been committed the responsibility will lie with those making the allegations. By no perverse logic can the journalists who reported these be held guilty. However, the Delhi Court by this decision has presented us with an opportunity to question and rectify a grievous anomaly in our democratic functioning. We can certainly understand the need for the Court to have the powers to try for Contempt if its orders are not implemented. But the privilege of being able to terrorize Citizens and media into not examining or questioning their actions or decisions is an anachronism. Criticism strengthens all democratic institutions and the power of the Citizens to question their Servants is Supreme. If allegations and charges of impropriety or corruption render Public Servants ineffective then we must consider extending the warm obfuscating cloak of ‘Contempt powers’ to all of them. Surely the need for them to have it is higher? We have made allegation against MPs and MLAs, carried out sting operations against them, and nobody including the Courts have argued that this is the cause of our misgovernance. Charges have been leveled against the DGP of Maharashtra, Chief Ministers and Prime Ministers and nobody contends that these are responsible for misgovernance. If anything a greater need for transparency and accountability has been felt and the Right To Information Act is one of the recent manifestations of this. It is worth remembering that the Courts,- which made lofty pronouncements of the Right To Information being a fundamental right of Citizens,- have been laggards at implementing them. The Delhi High Court first asked for Rs.500 as application fee, compared to 10 rupees in most States and the Central Government and the Bombay High Court illegally refused to subject itself to this law for a full year!
A myth is being propagated that the judiciary is much better than the other instrumentalities of the State, by this weapon of contempt. This is untrue and most probably the same diseases which afflict the rest of our governance exist in the Courts. All voices are terrorized into silence by muzzling. Nobody knows the truth; and the peril is that the decline could be more than elsewhere because of this cloak of Contempt with which the judiciary protects itself. The recent cases of the Zee and the Midday journalists should awaken us into demanding that the Courts exercise some wisdom and maturity in using this law. Let us stop mouthing the cliché, “ We have faith in the Judiciary,” and give the clear statement that we shall question, since it is our fundamental right.
The Court has no authority to make Laxman Rekhas for its Masters-the Citizens of India. It is we who will draw the Citizen’s Rekhas which the Public servants shall not cross. When a Prime Minister of India tried to muzzle our Freedom of expression and press, we defeated her at the elections. For unwarranted or motivated allegations, the Citizens including the Prime Minister and judges have the protection of the laws on defamation. There is absolutely no justification for the judges to give themselves the power of the Lord to be above all criticism. I hope the Supreme Court will in the present cases, exercise its discretionary powers with wisdom, but it is necessary for us to remove the clauses relating to Criminal contempt of Court, and retain only the Civil Contempt provisions so that they may be used by the Courts to stop contempt of their orders.
shailesh gandhi: shaileshgan@gmail.com
RTI Activist
Contempt of Citizen’s Sovereignty
It is well recognized that the center of a democratic setup is the individual Citizen who is a sovereign in her own right. She gives up part of the sovereignty to the State in return for a Rule of Law. The Instrumentalities of the State exist to serve the Citizens who are the Masters. The Masters have the right to scrutinize and question their Public servants about the actions that are taken on their behalf. The existence and legitimacy of the Public servants is derived from the service they provide to the Citizens. Some special privileges and immunity may be given to the Public servants only to ensure that they can function to serve this objective. Otherwise the key principle of democracy is equality before the law. “Be they ever so high, the law is above them.”
Let us now look at three sets of Public servants as an example and test the principle of the respect and protection they need, to be able to discharge their duties for the Citizens. Take the elected representatives, the Police and the Judges to test this principle. The elected representatives have the highest legitimacy because they subject themselves to an approval by the Citizens every five years. It can be argued that they need to be able to command respect from the Citizens, without which respect for the laws they frame will not be forthcoming. They frame policies, which have political and financial impact on the present as well as future generations. They have to face people directly in every conceivable place and time, and if special privileges or protection against criticism is not given to them, they will not be able to discharge their functions. Let us now picture a policeman who has to enforce the law. He again faces Citizens,- even enraged or inflamed mobs,- and must function in the midst of all the dirt and grime to enforce the law. If Citizens do not respect him,- or believe he is corrupt and a criminal himself,- can he discharge his law enforcement function to the Public? On the other hand a judge sits in a cloistered and protected environment and dispenses justice to supposedly uphold the law. He is in a very safe and secure environment and discharges his functions at his own languorous pace comfortably sitting in a chair.
And yet, the judges have given unto themselves the supernatural power to try Citizens for contempt if they speak or write critically about their conduct. This has been brought out very starkly in the way they have used the Contempt provisions against journalists recently. Allegations have been made against former Supreme Court Chief Justice Shri Sabharwal by a set of eminent Citizens who have demanded an enquiry. It is commonsense that if any impropriety has been committed the responsibility will lie with those making the allegations. By no perverse logic can the journalists who reported these be held guilty. However, the Delhi Court by this decision has presented us with an opportunity to question and rectify a grievous anomaly in our democratic functioning. We can certainly understand the need for the Court to have the powers to try for Contempt if its orders are not implemented. But the privilege of being able to terrorize Citizens and media into not examining or questioning their actions or decisions is an anachronism. Criticism strengthens all democratic institutions and the power of the Citizens to question their Servants is Supreme. If allegations and charges of impropriety or corruption render Public Servants ineffective then we must consider extending the warm obfuscating cloak of ‘Contempt powers’ to all of them. Surely the need for them to have it is higher? We have made allegation against MPs and MLAs, carried out sting operations against them, and nobody including the Courts have argued that this is the cause of our misgovernance. Charges have been leveled against the DGP of Maharashtra, Chief Ministers and Prime Ministers and nobody contends that these are responsible for misgovernance. If anything a greater need for transparency and accountability has been felt and the Right To Information Act is one of the recent manifestations of this. It is worth remembering that the Courts,- which made lofty pronouncements of the Right To Information being a fundamental right of Citizens,- have been laggards at implementing them. The Delhi High Court first asked for Rs.500 as application fee, compared to 10 rupees in most States and the Central Government and the Bombay High Court illegally refused to subject itself to this law for a full year!
A myth is being propagated that the judiciary is much better than the other instrumentalities of the State, by this weapon of contempt. This is untrue and most probably the same diseases which afflict the rest of our governance exist in the Courts. All voices are terrorized into silence by muzzling. Nobody knows the truth; and the peril is that the decline could be more than elsewhere because of this cloak of Contempt with which the judiciary protects itself. The recent cases of the Zee and the Midday journalists should awaken us into demanding that the Courts exercise some wisdom and maturity in using this law. Let us stop mouthing the cliché, “ We have faith in the Judiciary,” and give the clear statement that we shall question, since it is our fundamental right.
The Court has no authority to make Laxman Rekhas for its Masters-the Citizens of India. It is we who will draw the Citizen’s Rekhas which the Public servants shall not cross. When a Prime Minister of India tried to muzzle our Freedom of expression and press, we defeated her at the elections. For unwarranted or motivated allegations, the Citizens including the Prime Minister and judges have the protection of the laws on defamation. There is absolutely no justification for the judges to give themselves the power of the Lord to be above all criticism. I hope the Supreme Court will in the present cases, exercise its discretionary powers with wisdom, but it is necessary for us to remove the clauses relating to Criminal contempt of Court, and retain only the Civil Contempt provisions so that they may be used by the Courts to stop contempt of their orders.
shailesh gandhi: shaileshgan@gmail.com
RTI Activist
letter to the municipal commissioner
Sending letter sent to Municipal Commissioner. I am also sending below the list of organisations which are together in opposing this
Corruption by our Jaichands. If any other organisations wish to join, please let me know.
shailesh gandhi
B2 Gokul Apartment, Near Asha Parekh Hospital,Poddar Road, Santacruz (W),Mumbai-400054. Email: shaileshgan@vsnl.com
Ganesh Chaturthi, September, 15, 2007
To,
Dr. Jairaj Phatak,
Municipal Commissioner of Mumbai,
MCGM, Mumbai 400001.
Sub.: Proposed redevelopment of Jyotiba Phule market.
Dear Sir,
You are aware that Citizens have been explaining how the proposed ‘Redevelopment Proposal’ for the Jyotiba Phule Market is against Public Interest. We had explained that in its present form, it would mean Public giving away a profit of over 1000 crores in this proposal alone. Our estimate is that over 6000 crores will be lost to the Public if this same proposal is applied to all the Municipal Markets, which means stealing about 5000 rupees from every Mumbaikar. We spoke 93 Corporators, out of which 85 Corporators across all parties agreed with our contentions and financial calculations. Yet, the House has passed this proposal without giving any reasons and with our elected representatives doing a treacherous turnaround which would do Jaichand proud. We are launching a ‘JAWABDYA ABHIYAN’ to get their explanations and make them learn accountability.
The undersigned had also met you to explain the astronomical financial loss to Public. You had readily agreed that there was no justification for doing this without adequate transparency, and a proper process of tendering. We believe that the Municipal Commissioner has the power to stop the implementation of a proposal in Public interest, and this power has been excercised earlier. We are sure you will agree that this is a fit case for excercising the power you have been given, to meet your obligations to the Public Service you have chosen. Your position represents the checks and balances we have provided in a democracy, and when our elected representatives act completely unreasonably driven only by CORRUPTION, it is your duty to protect our interests.
As proposed, a monstrosity of 65690 sq.mts is to come up which will have a very adverse impact on the traffic and infrastructure of the already crowded area. The Grade 1 Heritage prectinct will be lost forever –snatched from our future generations by the greed of a few. I am also giving an alternate proposal which could lead to a new market being built, giving 10% more space to the existing licencees and either a profit of about 611 crores or an area of 17446 sq.mts. to allow MCGM to house PAPs. This would have the advantage of allowing MCGM to carry out some of its important road widening and other projects which are held up, since it cannot offer the alternate space. All this can achieved by building with an FSI of just 1.5 and constructing a new building of 25435 sq. mts. as the attached sheet shows. It would be very easy to preserve the Heritage prectinct as well. We are sure you will do your duty to the Citizens whom you have served so well.
I hope we could meet so that I could explain this proposal to you personally.
We could fix a time and date which is mutually convenient.
Best regards,
Yours truly,
shailesh gandhi
Mera Bharat Mahaan…
Nahi Hai,
Per Yeh Dosh Mera Hai.
Alternate Proposal to preserve the Sanctity of Jyotiba Phule’s name in the Market
Area of Plot
22471.75
Sq.mts.
Area with licencees
6205.98
Sq.mits.
Heritage Building
5515
Sq.mts.
Proposed Building FSI 1.5
25435
Sq.mts.
Area to give to licencees (10% extra)
6827
Sq.mts.
MCGM gets
18609
Sq.mts.
Assumptions
Construction Cost
16000
Per Sq.mtr.
Sale Price of Property
350000
Per Sq. mtr.
Construction Cost to of building
41
crores
MCGM sells to recover cost of Construction
1163
Sq.mtr.
And Makes Profit
611
Crores
Or, houses PAPs in extra area
17446
Sq.mts.
Note:
10.7 sq.ft.= 1 Sq.mtr.
Construction cost Rs. 16000 per sq. mtr. is equal to Rs. 1495 per sq.ft.
Sale price of Rs.350000 per sq.mtr. is equal to Rs. 32710 per sq.ft.
The present proposal is an affront of the CORRUPT to the fair name of
Mahatma Jyotiba Phule.
A proposal which restores Public Interest will be a tribute to this name.
May Lord Ganesh give wisdom to everyone to follow
The virtuous path of Public Service;
To Be inspired by the ideals of Jyotiba Phule,
And not desecrate his name and memory with their CORRUPTION.
shailesh gandhi
Ganesh Chaturthi, 2007
Supporting Organisations
For Saving Our Interests against our CORRUPT Jaichands
1.BCAS Foundation
2. Federation of H-West Ward, Citizen’s trust.
3. Bandra Reclamation Area Voluntary Organisation.
4. Gen. A.K.Vaidya Nagar Rahivasi Sangh
5. Bandra Bandstand Residence Association
6. Nagar
7. Clean- air
8. Clean Sweep
9. S North Ward Citizen’s Federation.
10. Gazdar Scheme Residence Trust
11. Oval Cooperage Resident’s Association.
12. Khar Resident’s Association
13. Mahiti Adhikar Manch
14. Juhu Scheme Resident’s Association
15. Whistleblower’s India
16. Agni
17.JVPD tenants and Resident’s Association.
18. Bombay Catholic Sabha
19. F/North Ward Citizen’s Forum.
20. I Love Mumbai
Corruption by our Jaichands. If any other organisations wish to join, please let me know.
shailesh gandhi
B2 Gokul Apartment, Near Asha Parekh Hospital,Poddar Road, Santacruz (W),Mumbai-400054. Email: shaileshgan@vsnl.com
Ganesh Chaturthi, September, 15, 2007
To,
Dr. Jairaj Phatak,
Municipal Commissioner of Mumbai,
MCGM, Mumbai 400001.
Sub.: Proposed redevelopment of Jyotiba Phule market.
Dear Sir,
You are aware that Citizens have been explaining how the proposed ‘Redevelopment Proposal’ for the Jyotiba Phule Market is against Public Interest. We had explained that in its present form, it would mean Public giving away a profit of over 1000 crores in this proposal alone. Our estimate is that over 6000 crores will be lost to the Public if this same proposal is applied to all the Municipal Markets, which means stealing about 5000 rupees from every Mumbaikar. We spoke 93 Corporators, out of which 85 Corporators across all parties agreed with our contentions and financial calculations. Yet, the House has passed this proposal without giving any reasons and with our elected representatives doing a treacherous turnaround which would do Jaichand proud. We are launching a ‘JAWABDYA ABHIYAN’ to get their explanations and make them learn accountability.
The undersigned had also met you to explain the astronomical financial loss to Public. You had readily agreed that there was no justification for doing this without adequate transparency, and a proper process of tendering. We believe that the Municipal Commissioner has the power to stop the implementation of a proposal in Public interest, and this power has been excercised earlier. We are sure you will agree that this is a fit case for excercising the power you have been given, to meet your obligations to the Public Service you have chosen. Your position represents the checks and balances we have provided in a democracy, and when our elected representatives act completely unreasonably driven only by CORRUPTION, it is your duty to protect our interests.
As proposed, a monstrosity of 65690 sq.mts is to come up which will have a very adverse impact on the traffic and infrastructure of the already crowded area. The Grade 1 Heritage prectinct will be lost forever –snatched from our future generations by the greed of a few. I am also giving an alternate proposal which could lead to a new market being built, giving 10% more space to the existing licencees and either a profit of about 611 crores or an area of 17446 sq.mts. to allow MCGM to house PAPs. This would have the advantage of allowing MCGM to carry out some of its important road widening and other projects which are held up, since it cannot offer the alternate space. All this can achieved by building with an FSI of just 1.5 and constructing a new building of 25435 sq. mts. as the attached sheet shows. It would be very easy to preserve the Heritage prectinct as well. We are sure you will do your duty to the Citizens whom you have served so well.
I hope we could meet so that I could explain this proposal to you personally.
We could fix a time and date which is mutually convenient.
Best regards,
Yours truly,
shailesh gandhi
Mera Bharat Mahaan…
Nahi Hai,
Per Yeh Dosh Mera Hai.
Alternate Proposal to preserve the Sanctity of Jyotiba Phule’s name in the Market
Area of Plot
22471.75
Sq.mts.
Area with licencees
6205.98
Sq.mits.
Heritage Building
5515
Sq.mts.
Proposed Building FSI 1.5
25435
Sq.mts.
Area to give to licencees (10% extra)
6827
Sq.mts.
MCGM gets
18609
Sq.mts.
Assumptions
Construction Cost
16000
Per Sq.mtr.
Sale Price of Property
350000
Per Sq. mtr.
Construction Cost to of building
41
crores
MCGM sells to recover cost of Construction
1163
Sq.mtr.
And Makes Profit
611
Crores
Or, houses PAPs in extra area
17446
Sq.mts.
Note:
10.7 sq.ft.= 1 Sq.mtr.
Construction cost Rs. 16000 per sq. mtr. is equal to Rs. 1495 per sq.ft.
Sale price of Rs.350000 per sq.mtr. is equal to Rs. 32710 per sq.ft.
The present proposal is an affront of the CORRUPT to the fair name of
Mahatma Jyotiba Phule.
A proposal which restores Public Interest will be a tribute to this name.
May Lord Ganesh give wisdom to everyone to follow
The virtuous path of Public Service;
To Be inspired by the ideals of Jyotiba Phule,
And not desecrate his name and memory with their CORRUPTION.
shailesh gandhi
Ganesh Chaturthi, 2007
Supporting Organisations
For Saving Our Interests against our CORRUPT Jaichands
1.BCAS Foundation
2. Federation of H-West Ward, Citizen’s trust.
3. Bandra Reclamation Area Voluntary Organisation.
4. Gen. A.K.Vaidya Nagar Rahivasi Sangh
5. Bandra Bandstand Residence Association
6. Nagar
7. Clean- air
8. Clean Sweep
9. S North Ward Citizen’s Federation.
10. Gazdar Scheme Residence Trust
11. Oval Cooperage Resident’s Association.
12. Khar Resident’s Association
13. Mahiti Adhikar Manch
14. Juhu Scheme Resident’s Association
15. Whistleblower’s India
16. Agni
17.JVPD tenants and Resident’s Association.
18. Bombay Catholic Sabha
19. F/North Ward Citizen’s Forum.
20. I Love Mumbai
jawabdya abhiyaan
September 12, 2007
Yes, the proposal to implement the Crawford Market was passed yesterday in the House in BMC. S.K.Nangia, Bhaskar Prabhu, Francis and I were there to witness this treachery by our Corporators.
But we will now do the following:
1. Try the means outlined below to stop this proposal.
2. Launch a JAWABDYA CAMPAIGN.
The Citizens movement for accountability will come out stronger at the end of this.
JAWABDYA ABHIYAN
Background: It is common knowledge that the Crawford Market redevelopment plan passed in the BMC house on 11 September will result in a Public loss of over 1000 crores. This was also explained to, and understood by about 85 BMC Corporators including the House leaders of the Shiv Sena, BJP, Congress, Samajwadi Party and MNS. Citizens have spoken to them, and various important Corporators like Shubha Raul, Ravindra Waikar, Sunil Prabhu, Yogesh Sagar, Rajhans Singh, Shailaja Girkar, Vijaya Dhulla, Upendra Doshi and Asma Sheikh had agreed that the proposal was not in Public interest and they would oppose it.
Yet this passed with the tacit support of all these parties.
The reason for this dishonesty is clearly seen by the Citizens as brazen CORRUPTION.
Without any sting operation, the evidence is there for all to see.
Only the NCP and Adolf D’souza walked out of the house to protest.
We will approach the Commissioner to stop this proposal. We have been advised that he can do it, and we expect that the Commissioner will be more true to Public Interest than our elected representatives. If that fails, there are some prominent Citizens willing to take the matter to Court.
However, let us also take this opportunity to bring demand greater accountability from our elected representatives. Let us launch a
“ Jawabdya Abhiyan”. Ask them to give us answers to our questions, and explain this reality of the evidence of CORRUPTION to Citizens. We will try and do it by separate meetings with our Corporators at various places. Let us question them intensely for the next three months, so that they realize there is a political cost for their CORRUPTION. They took our votes as individuals, and must answer our questions as individuals.
These are the suggested questions. Also, please innovate to keep this issue in the minds of Citizens. Let us not forget the Jaichands.
We elected you as a Corporator to serve and safeguard our interests. We feel you have let us down, and want answers to our following questions.
1. Do you agree that you are personally responsible to your constituents? Yes / No.
2. Did you act against Public interest because of orders from your party leaders? Yes / No.
3. Citizens see that the passing of this proposal was an act against Public
Interest which is a loss to every Mumbaikar of Rs.1000. We feel the only
reason for this action is CORRUPTION. Do you agree?
Yes / No
4. If you do not agree please give us the reasons for so many Corporators not safeguarding our interest?
Name of Corporator: Party:
Meeting/ Telephone:
Place of meeting or telephone number on which you spoke.
Name and phone number of Citizens:
for further details contact shailesh gandhi on: shaileshgan@gmail.com
Yes, the proposal to implement the Crawford Market was passed yesterday in the House in BMC. S.K.Nangia, Bhaskar Prabhu, Francis and I were there to witness this treachery by our Corporators.
But we will now do the following:
1. Try the means outlined below to stop this proposal.
2. Launch a JAWABDYA CAMPAIGN.
The Citizens movement for accountability will come out stronger at the end of this.
JAWABDYA ABHIYAN
Background: It is common knowledge that the Crawford Market redevelopment plan passed in the BMC house on 11 September will result in a Public loss of over 1000 crores. This was also explained to, and understood by about 85 BMC Corporators including the House leaders of the Shiv Sena, BJP, Congress, Samajwadi Party and MNS. Citizens have spoken to them, and various important Corporators like Shubha Raul, Ravindra Waikar, Sunil Prabhu, Yogesh Sagar, Rajhans Singh, Shailaja Girkar, Vijaya Dhulla, Upendra Doshi and Asma Sheikh had agreed that the proposal was not in Public interest and they would oppose it.
Yet this passed with the tacit support of all these parties.
The reason for this dishonesty is clearly seen by the Citizens as brazen CORRUPTION.
Without any sting operation, the evidence is there for all to see.
Only the NCP and Adolf D’souza walked out of the house to protest.
We will approach the Commissioner to stop this proposal. We have been advised that he can do it, and we expect that the Commissioner will be more true to Public Interest than our elected representatives. If that fails, there are some prominent Citizens willing to take the matter to Court.
However, let us also take this opportunity to bring demand greater accountability from our elected representatives. Let us launch a
“ Jawabdya Abhiyan”. Ask them to give us answers to our questions, and explain this reality of the evidence of CORRUPTION to Citizens. We will try and do it by separate meetings with our Corporators at various places. Let us question them intensely for the next three months, so that they realize there is a political cost for their CORRUPTION. They took our votes as individuals, and must answer our questions as individuals.
These are the suggested questions. Also, please innovate to keep this issue in the minds of Citizens. Let us not forget the Jaichands.
We elected you as a Corporator to serve and safeguard our interests. We feel you have let us down, and want answers to our following questions.
1. Do you agree that you are personally responsible to your constituents? Yes / No.
2. Did you act against Public interest because of orders from your party leaders? Yes / No.
3. Citizens see that the passing of this proposal was an act against Public
Interest which is a loss to every Mumbaikar of Rs.1000. We feel the only
reason for this action is CORRUPTION. Do you agree?
Yes / No
4. If you do not agree please give us the reasons for so many Corporators not safeguarding our interest?
Name of Corporator: Party:
Meeting/ Telephone:
Place of meeting or telephone number on which you spoke.
Name and phone number of Citizens:
for further details contact shailesh gandhi on: shaileshgan@gmail.com
the 6000 cr update
The Citizen's effort to save 6000 crores has now been able to reach 90 people who can stop this. This list has 82 Corporators, 2 MPs, and 2 MLAs
apart from three senior party leaders and the Municipal Commissioner. Various Citizens have reached them by personal meetings and by Telephone.
Suresh Nangia, Silloo Marker, Laxmidas Thakker , Aftab Siddique, Gerson da'cunha, Vidya Vaidya, Daphne Warapen, Sandeep Jalan, G.R.Vora, Maria D'souza,
John Miranda are amongst the Citizens who have been able to contact and talk to them. The champion is Rajesh Drak who alone with a sweet voice has been able to contact over 30 -all on the telephone! I have persuaded him to share his talk, and am reproducing it below, for all of us to learn how effective he has been. I know others
are also trying. A little effort please; if we can reach about 180 Corporators by end August, we might be able to save our 6000 crores.
Modus Operandi of eliciting responses
Guess the mother tongue from the name & speak in the language of receiver, viz.Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, English, etc.
Specimen talk given below (1 for caller, 2 for receiver) :
1) Hello, Juhu sey Rajesh Darak bol raha hoon. Kya ek minute apse phone pe baat kar sakta hoon?
2) Kya hai?
1) Crawford Market development ke barey main
2) Boliye
1) Kuch dino pehle BMC mein yeh proposal aane wala tha, jisme builder ko Rs.105 crore ka kharch hone wala tha aur Rs.1050 crore ka napha hone wala tha. Matlab 1 rupaiye ka kharch aur 10 rupaiye ka nafaa. Kya aapko nahi lagta ki isme public ka bahoot nuksan hota tha?
2) Haan par woh proposal to aaya hi nahi.
1) Agar bhavishya mein dubara ees roop mein yeh proposal laya gaya to aap uska virodh karenge na?
2)....................
1) Dhanyavaad saheb / madam
2) .......................
Rajesh Darak
The list so far:
Id Name of Person Party Position Citizen's name Meeting at Telephone Date & time Proposal bad Proposal good Reasons
1 Sanjay Raut Shiv Sena MP shailesh gandhi Saamna off.
10 July, 6.00pm Agrees
2 Jairaj Phatak
Municipal Comm. shailesh office at MCGM
12 July, 2.00pm Agrees
3 Adolf D'souza Independent Corporator 50 Citizens Nimkar library
21July, 6.30pm Agrees
4 Ravindra Waikar Shiv Sena Corporator vidya, pk das, srg off. At MCGM
19 July, 4.30pm Agrees
5 Ravindra Pawar NCP Senior leader shailesh
20520766 19 July, 11.00am Agrees
6 Vidya Chavan NCP Corporator shailesh telephone 9967356011 20 July, 10.00am Agrees
7 Asif Zakaria Congress Corporator 50 Citizens Nimkar Library
21 July, 6.30pm Agrees
8 Milind Deora Congress MP shailesh Khetan Bhavan
23 July, 4.00pm Agrees
9 Shailaja Girkar BJP Corporator S.K. Nangia personal
26 July, 11.30am Agrees
10 Yogesh Sagar BJP Corporator S.K.Nangia; Sandeep; Rajesh personal
26 July, 1.30pm Agrees
12 Vijaibhai Girkar BJP VP, State S.K.Nangia
9820180595 27 July, 10.20am Agrees
13 Jaya Singh Tiwana Congress Corporator S.K.Nangia
66992230 27Jul, 12.40pm Agrees
14 Aslam Shaikh Congress Corporator S.K.Nangia; Rajesh
9820397011 27 Jul, 12.50pm Agrees
15 Shubhada Gudekar Shiv Sena Corporator S.K.Nangia
9820397011 27 Jul, 4.50pm
Yes will meet
16 Ashish Shelar BJP Corporator shailesh gandhi; Daphne Bandra residence
28 Jul, 10.30am Agrees
17 Upendra Doshi Congress Corporator G.R.Vora
Telephone 28 Jul, 12.35pm Agrees
18 Anahita Mehta Congress Corporator shailesh gandhi
9820524441 29 Jul, 9.50am Agrees
19 Ashok Sawant Shiv Sena Corporator Aftab Siddique
2 Aug 7.45pm
No comment
20 Jayant Siroya Congress Corporator Aftab Siddique
28 Jul, 7pm Agrees
21 Terattil Alice Johnson Congress Corporator Aftab Siddique; Sandeep
28 july, 7.30pm Agrees
22 Tushar Aphaley MNS VP Bandra (W) Aftab Siddique
23 July,8pm Agrees
23 Mangesh Sangle MNS Corporator Aftab Siddique
23 Ju, 8.30pm Agrees
24 Baba Siddique Congress MLA Maria D'souza
Telephone 30 Jul, 9.30pm Agrees
25 Raghunath Thevai Congress Corporator Silloo Marker
30 July, 7.30pm Agrees
15 party workers present
26 Sheetal Mhatre Congress Corporator Sandeep Jalan
9867322422 30 July, 5pm Agrees
27 Amin Patel Congress Corporator Sandeep Jalan
9820105761 1 Aug, 2.30pm Agrees
28 Dyanmurti Sharma BJP Corporator Sandeep; Rajesh
9867714946 30 Jul, 5.30pm Agrees
29 Vinod Shekhar Congress Corporator Sandeep Jalan, Gerson
9821177222 1 Aug, 8.15pm Agrees
30 Bhalchandra Mhatre Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9821879246 6 Aug, 7.30pm Agrees
31 Sujata Patekar Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9820702712 6 Aug, 7.35pm Agrees
32 Vinod Ghedia BJP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9820325579 6 Aug, 7.45pm Agrees
33 Namdeo Khursange NCP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9867169753 6 Aug, 7.50pm Agrees
34 Vinay Patil Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9820821420 6 Aug, 7.55pm
No comment Party decides
35 Simantini Narkar Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869011135 6 Aug, 8.05pm
No comment Party decides
36 Pravin Shah BJP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9322704829 6 Aug, 8.10pm Agrees
37 Bharat Kini BJP Corporator Rajesh Darak;Nangia
9833370332 6 Aug, 8.20pm
No comment
38 Kshtija Pujari BJP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9892882195 6 Aug, 8.35pm Agrees
39 Ajanta Yadav Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9867034967 6, Aug, 8.40pm Agrees
40 Geeta Yadav Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9892850871 6 Aug, 8.50pm Agrees
41 Baldevsingh Manku Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869215151 6 Aug, 9.00pm
No comment Party decides
42 Dr. Ram Barot BJP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869080789 6 Aug, 9.05pm Agrees
43 Anita Ghag MNS Corporator Vidya Vaidya, Tushar Aphale
9892289321
Agrees
44 Bhomsingh Rathod Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869044884 7 Aug, 9.40pm Agrees
45 Sadashiv Patil Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9821416005 7 Aug,10.10pm
No comment Party decides
47 Dikshita Shah Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9324435499 7 Aug, 10.25pm
No time
49 Sunil Prabhu Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9821093488 7 Aug, 10.35pm Agrees
50 Sumangal Koltharkar Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9223270734 7 Aug, 10.40pm Agrees
51 R.R.Patil Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9867112171 7 Aug 10.45pm Agrees
52 Dilip Shinde Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9819322322 7 Aug, 10.50pm Agrees
53 Sayyad Bargena SP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9870477866 7 Aug, 11.00pm Agrees
54 Kamlesh Yadav Congress Corporator S.K. Nangia
9820331378 5 Aug Agrees
55 Shiv Kumar Jha Independent Corporator S.K.Nangia
9323042901 5 Aug Agrees
56 Rajul Vyas Congress Corporator S.K.Nangia
9869928901 7 Aug Agrees
57 Sandhya Doshi NCP Corporator S.K.Nangia
7 Aug Agrees
58 P.U. Mehta Congress MLA S.K.Nangia
9820181020 27 Jul, 12.30pm Agrees
59 Shirish Chowgule MNS Corporator Vidya Vaidya, Tushar Aphale
9820371991
Agrees
60 Mangesh Sangale MNS Corporator Vidya Vaidya, Tushar Aphale
9820349166
Agrees
61 Parmeshwar Kadam MNS Corporator Vidya, Tushar
9222124443
Agrees
62 Shaila Lande MNS Corporator Vidya, Tushar
9833201646
Agrees
63 Rajendra Lad MNS Corporator Vidya, Tushar
981632347
Agrees
64 Suhbha Raul Mayor
shailesh gandhi
8 Aug, 5.25pm Agrees
65 Pramod Mandrekar Congress Corporator shailesh
9821166447 8 Aug, 5.35pm Agrees
66 Raj Hans Singh Congress Corporator shailesh
11 Jul, Agrees
67 Raghunath Jhaveri Congress Corporator G.R.Vora
Agrees
68 Upendra Doshi Congress Corporator G.R. Vora
28 Jul, 12.35pm Agrees
69 Kavita Rodricks Congress Corporator John Miranda Corporator's home
11 Aug, 10.00am Agrees
70 Vilas Chawry Independent Corporator Daphne Warapen
No comment
71 Maske BJP Corporator Laxmidas Thakker
932440776 14 Aug 8.30am Agrees
72 Kotak Manoj BJP Corporator Laxmidas Thakker
25690532 14 Aug, 8.40am Agrees
73 Hamid Shah BJP Corporator Laxmidas Thakker
25610104 14 Aug, 10.15am Agrees
74 Avtarkaur Sobti Congress Corporator Laxmidas Thakker
923290016 14 Aug, 8.50am Agrees
75 Rajul Patel Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9323801469 8 Aug 9.20pm Agrees
77 Devendra Amberkar Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9322290027 9 Aug, 9.15pm Agrees
78 Jyostna Dighe Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
98213213222 9 Aug, 9.20pm Agrees
79 Bharti Ghongade Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9892732191 15 Aug,11.45am Agrees
80 Barudgar Aziz Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9867157777 18Aug,6.40pm Agrees
81 Jayanti Siroya Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869201931 18 Aug,6.45pm Agrees
82 Shailesh Parab Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9322515448 15 Aug,11.50am Agrees
83 Sheikh Sabirabi Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
200574751 15Aug,11.55am Agrees
84 Ramesh Latke Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869008179 18Aug,7.05pm Agrees
85 Clive Dias Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9821336231 18Aug,7.10pm Agrees
86 Roshan Dudwadkar Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9870000281 18Aug,7.15pm Agrees
87 Kamlesh Rai Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9820006067 18Aug,7.20pm Agrees
88 Nitin Salagara Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9867656612 18Aug,7.25pm Agrees
89 Manohar Panchal Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869184184 18Aug,7.30pm Agrees
90 Shashikant Patkar Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
4 further details contact: shailesh gandhi on: shaileshgan@gmail.com
apart from three senior party leaders and the Municipal Commissioner. Various Citizens have reached them by personal meetings and by Telephone.
Suresh Nangia, Silloo Marker, Laxmidas Thakker , Aftab Siddique, Gerson da'cunha, Vidya Vaidya, Daphne Warapen, Sandeep Jalan, G.R.Vora, Maria D'souza,
John Miranda are amongst the Citizens who have been able to contact and talk to them. The champion is Rajesh Drak who alone with a sweet voice has been able to contact over 30 -all on the telephone! I have persuaded him to share his talk, and am reproducing it below, for all of us to learn how effective he has been. I know others
are also trying. A little effort please; if we can reach about 180 Corporators by end August, we might be able to save our 6000 crores.
Modus Operandi of eliciting responses
Guess the mother tongue from the name & speak in the language of receiver, viz.Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, English, etc.
Specimen talk given below (1 for caller, 2 for receiver) :
1) Hello, Juhu sey Rajesh Darak bol raha hoon. Kya ek minute apse phone pe baat kar sakta hoon?
2) Kya hai?
1) Crawford Market development ke barey main
2) Boliye
1) Kuch dino pehle BMC mein yeh proposal aane wala tha, jisme builder ko Rs.105 crore ka kharch hone wala tha aur Rs.1050 crore ka napha hone wala tha. Matlab 1 rupaiye ka kharch aur 10 rupaiye ka nafaa. Kya aapko nahi lagta ki isme public ka bahoot nuksan hota tha?
2) Haan par woh proposal to aaya hi nahi.
1) Agar bhavishya mein dubara ees roop mein yeh proposal laya gaya to aap uska virodh karenge na?
2)....................
1) Dhanyavaad saheb / madam
2) .......................
Rajesh Darak
The list so far:
Id Name of Person Party Position Citizen's name Meeting at Telephone Date & time Proposal bad Proposal good Reasons
1 Sanjay Raut Shiv Sena MP shailesh gandhi Saamna off.
10 July, 6.00pm Agrees
2 Jairaj Phatak
Municipal Comm. shailesh office at MCGM
12 July, 2.00pm Agrees
3 Adolf D'souza Independent Corporator 50 Citizens Nimkar library
21July, 6.30pm Agrees
4 Ravindra Waikar Shiv Sena Corporator vidya, pk das, srg off. At MCGM
19 July, 4.30pm Agrees
5 Ravindra Pawar NCP Senior leader shailesh
20520766 19 July, 11.00am Agrees
6 Vidya Chavan NCP Corporator shailesh telephone 9967356011 20 July, 10.00am Agrees
7 Asif Zakaria Congress Corporator 50 Citizens Nimkar Library
21 July, 6.30pm Agrees
8 Milind Deora Congress MP shailesh Khetan Bhavan
23 July, 4.00pm Agrees
9 Shailaja Girkar BJP Corporator S.K. Nangia personal
26 July, 11.30am Agrees
10 Yogesh Sagar BJP Corporator S.K.Nangia; Sandeep; Rajesh personal
26 July, 1.30pm Agrees
12 Vijaibhai Girkar BJP VP, State S.K.Nangia
9820180595 27 July, 10.20am Agrees
13 Jaya Singh Tiwana Congress Corporator S.K.Nangia
66992230 27Jul, 12.40pm Agrees
14 Aslam Shaikh Congress Corporator S.K.Nangia; Rajesh
9820397011 27 Jul, 12.50pm Agrees
15 Shubhada Gudekar Shiv Sena Corporator S.K.Nangia
9820397011 27 Jul, 4.50pm
Yes will meet
16 Ashish Shelar BJP Corporator shailesh gandhi; Daphne Bandra residence
28 Jul, 10.30am Agrees
17 Upendra Doshi Congress Corporator G.R.Vora
Telephone 28 Jul, 12.35pm Agrees
18 Anahita Mehta Congress Corporator shailesh gandhi
9820524441 29 Jul, 9.50am Agrees
19 Ashok Sawant Shiv Sena Corporator Aftab Siddique
2 Aug 7.45pm
No comment
20 Jayant Siroya Congress Corporator Aftab Siddique
28 Jul, 7pm Agrees
21 Terattil Alice Johnson Congress Corporator Aftab Siddique; Sandeep
28 july, 7.30pm Agrees
22 Tushar Aphaley MNS VP Bandra (W) Aftab Siddique
23 July,8pm Agrees
23 Mangesh Sangle MNS Corporator Aftab Siddique
23 Ju, 8.30pm Agrees
24 Baba Siddique Congress MLA Maria D'souza
Telephone 30 Jul, 9.30pm Agrees
25 Raghunath Thevai Congress Corporator Silloo Marker
30 July, 7.30pm Agrees
15 party workers present
26 Sheetal Mhatre Congress Corporator Sandeep Jalan
9867322422 30 July, 5pm Agrees
27 Amin Patel Congress Corporator Sandeep Jalan
9820105761 1 Aug, 2.30pm Agrees
28 Dyanmurti Sharma BJP Corporator Sandeep; Rajesh
9867714946 30 Jul, 5.30pm Agrees
29 Vinod Shekhar Congress Corporator Sandeep Jalan, Gerson
9821177222 1 Aug, 8.15pm Agrees
30 Bhalchandra Mhatre Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9821879246 6 Aug, 7.30pm Agrees
31 Sujata Patekar Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9820702712 6 Aug, 7.35pm Agrees
32 Vinod Ghedia BJP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9820325579 6 Aug, 7.45pm Agrees
33 Namdeo Khursange NCP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9867169753 6 Aug, 7.50pm Agrees
34 Vinay Patil Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9820821420 6 Aug, 7.55pm
No comment Party decides
35 Simantini Narkar Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869011135 6 Aug, 8.05pm
No comment Party decides
36 Pravin Shah BJP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9322704829 6 Aug, 8.10pm Agrees
37 Bharat Kini BJP Corporator Rajesh Darak;Nangia
9833370332 6 Aug, 8.20pm
No comment
38 Kshtija Pujari BJP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9892882195 6 Aug, 8.35pm Agrees
39 Ajanta Yadav Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9867034967 6, Aug, 8.40pm Agrees
40 Geeta Yadav Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9892850871 6 Aug, 8.50pm Agrees
41 Baldevsingh Manku Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869215151 6 Aug, 9.00pm
No comment Party decides
42 Dr. Ram Barot BJP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869080789 6 Aug, 9.05pm Agrees
43 Anita Ghag MNS Corporator Vidya Vaidya, Tushar Aphale
9892289321
Agrees
44 Bhomsingh Rathod Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869044884 7 Aug, 9.40pm Agrees
45 Sadashiv Patil Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9821416005 7 Aug,10.10pm
No comment Party decides
47 Dikshita Shah Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9324435499 7 Aug, 10.25pm
No time
49 Sunil Prabhu Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9821093488 7 Aug, 10.35pm Agrees
50 Sumangal Koltharkar Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9223270734 7 Aug, 10.40pm Agrees
51 R.R.Patil Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9867112171 7 Aug 10.45pm Agrees
52 Dilip Shinde Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9819322322 7 Aug, 10.50pm Agrees
53 Sayyad Bargena SP Corporator Rajesh Darak
9870477866 7 Aug, 11.00pm Agrees
54 Kamlesh Yadav Congress Corporator S.K. Nangia
9820331378 5 Aug Agrees
55 Shiv Kumar Jha Independent Corporator S.K.Nangia
9323042901 5 Aug Agrees
56 Rajul Vyas Congress Corporator S.K.Nangia
9869928901 7 Aug Agrees
57 Sandhya Doshi NCP Corporator S.K.Nangia
7 Aug Agrees
58 P.U. Mehta Congress MLA S.K.Nangia
9820181020 27 Jul, 12.30pm Agrees
59 Shirish Chowgule MNS Corporator Vidya Vaidya, Tushar Aphale
9820371991
Agrees
60 Mangesh Sangale MNS Corporator Vidya Vaidya, Tushar Aphale
9820349166
Agrees
61 Parmeshwar Kadam MNS Corporator Vidya, Tushar
9222124443
Agrees
62 Shaila Lande MNS Corporator Vidya, Tushar
9833201646
Agrees
63 Rajendra Lad MNS Corporator Vidya, Tushar
981632347
Agrees
64 Suhbha Raul Mayor
shailesh gandhi
8 Aug, 5.25pm Agrees
65 Pramod Mandrekar Congress Corporator shailesh
9821166447 8 Aug, 5.35pm Agrees
66 Raj Hans Singh Congress Corporator shailesh
11 Jul, Agrees
67 Raghunath Jhaveri Congress Corporator G.R.Vora
Agrees
68 Upendra Doshi Congress Corporator G.R. Vora
28 Jul, 12.35pm Agrees
69 Kavita Rodricks Congress Corporator John Miranda Corporator's home
11 Aug, 10.00am Agrees
70 Vilas Chawry Independent Corporator Daphne Warapen
No comment
71 Maske BJP Corporator Laxmidas Thakker
932440776 14 Aug 8.30am Agrees
72 Kotak Manoj BJP Corporator Laxmidas Thakker
25690532 14 Aug, 8.40am Agrees
73 Hamid Shah BJP Corporator Laxmidas Thakker
25610104 14 Aug, 10.15am Agrees
74 Avtarkaur Sobti Congress Corporator Laxmidas Thakker
923290016 14 Aug, 8.50am Agrees
75 Rajul Patel Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9323801469 8 Aug 9.20pm Agrees
77 Devendra Amberkar Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9322290027 9 Aug, 9.15pm Agrees
78 Jyostna Dighe Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
98213213222 9 Aug, 9.20pm Agrees
79 Bharti Ghongade Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9892732191 15 Aug,11.45am Agrees
80 Barudgar Aziz Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9867157777 18Aug,6.40pm Agrees
81 Jayanti Siroya Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869201931 18 Aug,6.45pm Agrees
82 Shailesh Parab Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9322515448 15 Aug,11.50am Agrees
83 Sheikh Sabirabi Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
200574751 15Aug,11.55am Agrees
84 Ramesh Latke Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869008179 18Aug,7.05pm Agrees
85 Clive Dias Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9821336231 18Aug,7.10pm Agrees
86 Roshan Dudwadkar Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9870000281 18Aug,7.15pm Agrees
87 Kamlesh Rai Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9820006067 18Aug,7.20pm Agrees
88 Nitin Salagara Congress Corporator Rajesh Darak
9867656612 18Aug,7.25pm Agrees
89 Manohar Panchal Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
9869184184 18Aug,7.30pm Agrees
90 Shashikant Patkar Shiv Sena Corporator Rajesh Darak
4 further details contact: shailesh gandhi on: shaileshgan@gmail.com
Wednesday, 10 October 2007
RTI WORKSHOP...
Indian Merchants' Chamber
Intensive half-day Workshop organized by
Indian Merchants' Chamber, Mumbai on
Right to Information
Conducted by
Mr Shailesh Gandhi
(RTI activist)
Saturday, 13th October, 2007 from 12.30 pm to 6.30 pm
in the Kilachand Conference Room (2nd Flr), IMC
Programme
12.30 pm
Registration and Tea
1.00 pm to 2.00 pm
Historical, political and legal perspective of Right to Information and its importance
2.00 pm to 4.00 pm
Provisions of RTI Act, 2005
4.00 pm to 4.15 pm
Tea Break
4.15 pm to 5.15 pm
Case Studies
5.15 pm to 6.30 pm
Practical workshop exercise
There is no participation fee. Citizens interested in participating should register with Mr S N Gaitonde / Mr Shailesh Joshi on Tel. No. 2204 6633 extn. 133 / 114 or by email: asst@imcnet.org;gs8@imcnet.org
This event is organized by the Anti-Corruption Cell of IMC, whose Chairman is Mr. J F Ribeiro and Co-Chairman is Mr. Satish Sahney.
Intensive half-day Workshop organized by
Indian Merchants' Chamber, Mumbai on
Right to Information
Conducted by
Mr Shailesh Gandhi
(RTI activist)
Saturday, 13th October, 2007 from 12.30 pm to 6.30 pm
in the Kilachand Conference Room (2nd Flr), IMC
Programme
12.30 pm
Registration and Tea
1.00 pm to 2.00 pm
Historical, political and legal perspective of Right to Information and its importance
2.00 pm to 4.00 pm
Provisions of RTI Act, 2005
4.00 pm to 4.15 pm
Tea Break
4.15 pm to 5.15 pm
Case Studies
5.15 pm to 6.30 pm
Practical workshop exercise
There is no participation fee. Citizens interested in participating should register with Mr S N Gaitonde / Mr Shailesh Joshi on Tel. No. 2204 6633 extn. 133 / 114 or by email: asst@imcnet.org;gs8@imcnet.org
This event is organized by the Anti-Corruption Cell of IMC, whose Chairman is Mr. J F Ribeiro and Co-Chairman is Mr. Satish Sahney.
Wednesday, 15 August 2007
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