Dear Arindam and Sandeep, I know you must be busy trying to get wed sites blocked because they have unkind though not untrue references to you, fighting court cases in a bid to defend your fair name and reputation. But I humbly request you to spare time to sort out salary arrears.
I am sure that millions of students must be thronging to your world class IIPM which encourages students to stop thinking of IIMs, and so the money must be coming in, in the form of tuition fees. Also, your world class publications being read by millions who love your signed editorials that are, if nothing else, miles longer than those by other editors, must be bringing in enough money to pay us 
our dues, i.e. if you don't divert them to your own life style expenses.
I find I have a photocopy of the document by which you have made us contribute a part of our salaries, by way of deductions, into your family foundation. These things are often done in the form of CSR–Corporate Social Responsibility. I am having some fellow journalists look into the foundation, as also the CSR, or is it a case of charity begins at home?
These journalists will soon be reporting on this.
Please don't treat this as an attempt to blackmail or scare you–such things don't work with the thick-skinned asses, I know. It is just to let you know that people can go to any extent to recover their dues, just as you can go to any extent to not pay them–the least of it is the communication-snap.
I find your cha-cha-chela A Sandeep has blocked my number so that he does not receive my calls. I know he is free to do that, but it is a case of rats running away from a sinking ship! He had promised to get back and direct Account department to pay me my dues. I am hoping he has not diverted the money to you or himself! But then, why am I presuming he will be man enough to honor his words?
Anyway, my litany as usual, is to get back my salary arrears.
Pramod Pushkarna
Photo journalist
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