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Nothing wrong

Sir, — There does not appear to be anything wrong in asking that the Deputy Prime Minister, L.K. Advani, be allowed to use IAF aircraft during the election campaign. When no one, including the tallest of the democrats, has paid any heed to Rajaji's proposal that the government quit on the eve of elections to provide for a level-playing ground, there is no use lamenting that the ruling party enjoys unfair advantages.

N.R. Sathyamurty,
Bangalore

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