ఇది ఏమి సామి !!!

Dear Chand garu and members who have received this mail:

I did my best to let the officers of TAMA work out the differences and
not interfere in any manner. Chand garu spoke with me on more than one
occasion about TAMA and I did not want to get involved. There were
others who were actively working to resolve the issues at that time.

However, the barrage of mails, and what seemed like petty squabbles
intermixed with constitutional issues, resulted in matters ending up
in courts, inspite of serious attempts by several past presidents and
other well wishers of TAMA. (Chand garu: good people did not keep
quiet. They did try, to no avail.)

Yesterday, I received an email from ipetitions informing me that I
signed a petition calling for a general body meeting. I did not sign
any such petition. Some one signed that in my name. This is very
disappointing since the integrity of the petition process is now
questioned. I do not know how many were actually signed by people
whose names appeared there. Therefore, I decided to respond to this
mail from Sri Reddy.

I echo the sentiments expressed by Sri Reddy. Just as it is important
that past presidents and other well wishers of TAMA should not be
silent if things are done that are not right, it is equally important
that we should not inflame the situation by interfering too much. My
request to Sri Chand garu and others, please let the executive
committee carry out the judge's directives.

I do not have the skills or ability to mediate any of these disputes
that have been raging recently. So, please do not ask me to be part of
this process. There are many capable people who can do this.

I wish every one who is interested in helping our community the best of luck.

(I did ask ipetition to remove my name from the list of people who
signed the petition. I am waiting to hear from them.)