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Lok Sabha Debates Third Series1R.19 Monday, December 3, 1962 Agrahayana 12, 1884 (Saka) /2.6$%+$ '(%$7(6 Third Session Third/RN6DEKD /2.6$%+$6(&5(7$5,$7 New Delhi CONTENTS [TJArd Serus, Volume X -Nov.mber 2.1 to D.cember 4. 1962./<Kartilta 30 to AtNItdy- 13. 1884 (Saka») 'CoaINN~ No. II.-Wedn.sday. Nov.",ber :21. 1962./Kartika 30. 1884 (SaAa)- Oral Amwers to Questions- Starrd Questions Nos. 2.90 to 300. 302. to 306 and 308 2609-50 Wr'tten Answers to Questions- Sture:! Q'l!;tion~ N". 3~1. 307 lnd 309 to 318 2650-17 Unstarred Question. Nos. 642. to 697 a651-89 St.tement re: rep~rted Chinese offer of Ce88e~fire 268~2702 Papers hid on the Table 270 3-05 Messages from Rajya Sabha a1U5.oae Public Aocounts Committee- Second Report 2,o6-<l7 Custom. Bill 2707-2802 Motion to consider 'a707---48 Clauses 3 to 101. 103 to U2. 12.4 to 130. 132 to 161 and Clause 2. Io:z, 123. 131 and 1 • Motion to pass Dcf'ence of India Bill- Motion to consider 2802-4 Bu.inea.ofthe House 2824-26 Daily Digest 2827-34 No. n.-Th·md2Y, Nov.mber 2.2., 1962./AgrahayatUJ I. 1884 (S.)- Oral Answers to Quest'on_ Starred Questions Nos. 321-32.3. 325. 327-336. 338 Written Answers to Questions- Starrd Q'le'tions Nos. 320. 32.4. 326. 337. 339 2B71-74 Unstarred Questions Nos. 698-700. 702.-771 2874-.2921 R •. Cease-fire on India-China border '9112-26 Papers laid on the Table 2926-30 Public Accounts Committee- Thirl-report . 29,0 Arrest of Member 2930 u,ave of Absence from sittings of the House 2931 PQnJlcnerry (Ajministration) Bill 2932-44 Motion to consider 293z..-..f3 Clauses 2. to 20 and I 2943~ Motion to pass 2944 .Business of the House . 2944, 2969-75, 3068-70 Indian Tariff (Amendment) Bill 2945-56. 29S8--61 Motion to consider ~5-'S6- Z9S8-67 C1ausel I and 2 2967 (it) CoLUMNS Mo!ion to pass Re. Extension of Session Defence of India Bill- • Motion consider 2968-69, 2976--30 68 Daily Digest 30 71-"78 No. 13.-Priday, November 23, 1962/Agrahayana 2, 1884 (Saka)- Oral Answers to Questions- Starred Questions Nos. 341 to 361, and 363 Short Notice Question No. I Written Answers to Questions- Starred Questions Nos. 340, 362 and 364 to 369 3122-26 Unstarred Questions Nos. 77~ to 857 3126--76 Papers laid on the Table 3177-79 Message from Rajya Sabha 3180 Estimates Committee Report- Eleventh Report 3180 Business of the House 3180-86, 3240 Bills intrOduced- I. Taxation Laws (Amendment) Bill 3 187 2. Constitution (Fifteenth Amendment) Bill 3188 3. Major Port Trusts Bill 3187 4. Textiles Committee Bill 3188 Re. Note on publicity in connection with Chinese aggression. 3188 Defence of India Bill- Motion to consider 3189-3239 Resolution reo Economy during emergency 3240-3310 Resolution reo Ayurvedic system 3310-14 Daily Digest 33I5-:U No. I4.-Monday,November 26, I962/Agrahayana 5, 1884 (Saka)- Calling Attention to Matter of Urgent Public Importance- Cracker explosion in Delhi 3323-25 Papers laid on the Table 3325-26 Message from Rajya Sabha 332 7 Mlnipur (Sales of ~tor Spirit and LUbricants) Taxation Bill-Introduced 3327 Re: Cease-fire 3328-36 Defence of India Bill 3337-3512 Motion to consider 3337-3421 Clauses 2 and 3 3421-3512 Daily Digest 3513-14 No. IS.-Tut1day,November 27, I962/Agrahayana, 6, 1884 (Sgka)- Oral Answers to Questions- Short Notice Question No.2 3515-17 Papers laid on the Table 35 17-/8 Defence of India Bill- Clauses 3, 4, 7 to 12, 16, 17, S, 6, 13, 14, IS and 18 3S18-89 Motion reo Price of Sugarcane 3589-3662 Daily Digest 3S63-64 • (iii) CoLUMNS No. I (,.-W,dn,sday, NC1f/,,,.ber z8, 196:11A1ralulyana 7, 1884 (SGAa)- Orai Answer to Question- Shon Notice Question NO.3 3665-'70 Rt: Cease-fire 367 1 Papers laid on the Table 3671-72 Message from Rajya Sabha 367Z Committee on Private Members' Bill. and Resolutlons- Eleventh Report ,. 367:1 Defence of India Bill 3673-3753. 3754-66 Clauses 18 to New clauses 49 and I . 3673-3728 Motion to pus, as amended 5728-Sl, 3754-66 Arrest of Member 3753-54 ,• State-Associated Banks (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 3767-81 Motion to consider 3767-81 Clauses z to 6 and 1 3781 Motion to pass 3781 Employees' Provident Funds (Amendment) Bill 3781-3808 Motion to consider, as passed by Rajya Sabha 3781-3808 Clauses I and z 3808 Motion to pass 3808 Warehousing Corporations BiII- Motion to consider Daily Digest r"'No. 17.-Thursday, Nov.",ber Z9, 1962/AgraJrayan4 8,1884 (S41t4)- Papers laid on the Table Message from Rajya Sabha Hindi Sahitya Sammelan (Amendment) BIII- Llld on the Table as passed by Rajya Sabha 3816 Warehousing Corporations Bill '" . -3817-3918 Motion to consider 38 17-3914 Clauses z to 43, and 1 39 14-18 Motion to pass 3918 Workmens' Compensation (Amendment) BiIl- Motion to consider Daily Digest No. 18.-Priday NC1f/.mber 30, 1962/A6ralulyana, 9, 1884 (S" .... )- Paper laid on the Table 3945 BUSiness of the House 3945-50 R.: Calling Attention Notice 3950 Workmen's Compensation (Amendment) Bill 3950-59, 3959-73, 3978-91 Motion to consider 39'0-'9, 3959-73, 3978-19 Clauses z to u and I 3989-91 Motion to pass, as amended 3991 Calling Attention to Matter of Urgent Public Importnce ProPOSed tallt between India and Pakistan on Kashmir COLVMNB M'Jlti-Unit C)-operative Sact.!tIes '(Amendment) 'BiIl 3991-4c1OO Motion to consider 3991-99 Clauses 2. 3 and I • 3999-4000 Motion to pass 4000 Ddimltation Commission BilI- M )cion to consider 4000-14 Committee on Private M,mbers' Bills and Resolutions- Eleventh Report Bille .wroduced- 1. C>m"enS1tion (Amendment) BlII (Ammdmmt of sections IS. 30 ~t. by Shri P. L. Barupal. • . 40lS 2. Income-tax ,(Amendment) Bill (Ammdment of S1ction 2) by Shri C. K. Bhat- tachuyya Constitution (Amendment) BiII-NetaPo.d (Amendment of Article 226) /Iy Shri D C Sharrna- Motion to consider, D:l1hi Rent Ce>ntrol (Amendment) Bill-Withdraron (Ammdmmt of sections 14.Nd 20 Q..d iouertion of nerD ••ction 48A) by Shri Naval Prabhaltar- M.otion to consider n.ny Digest Nfl 19·-\l,."hy, D,c'7flber 3, Ip62/AgrWytJlla, 12, 1884 (SaIJ,,)- Calling Attention to Mltters of Urgent Public Importance- (i) "R "»rCd exi,tence of Chinese EiPionage ring in Assam and NEPA and 4061~ '(Ii) Reported attack on Dr. Gopal . 4066-70 President's assent to Bills 4070 Statement reo location of Tltir.d Nuclear Power Station 4071-73 R.: Cease tire 4073-79 Bills Introduced- (I) Delhi Motor Vehicles Taxation Bill 4079 (2) P !nonneI l'ljuries (Emergency Provisions) Bill; end 4080 (3) Indian Tariff (Second Amendment) Bill I>e1lmltation Commission Bill Morion to consider Clauses 2 to II. and 1 M )tion to "ass, as amended 4 209-10 Detention of a Member 4ftIO Daily Digest 4211-12 No. 2o-Trusday. Dcu7flber 4, I962/AgrahaytItID 13, 1884 (Saka)- Oral Answers to Questlons- Short N~tie Questions Nos. 4 and S 4213-20 C111ing Attention to Matters of U l'1!ent Public Importance- tr., SuPply of MIGs 4220-27 (2) Firing by Chinese on Indian soldiers 4221-31 Re: Repmed'lhilwoy acciileRt 4::31 1>aperslaid on t'heTable 4231 Message from Rajya SlIbha 4332 Gift Tax (Amendment) Bill 4332-89 Motion to consider 4232-119 Clauses 2 to 36 and I 42 89 (V) :.,' Motion to pass Tu:ation Laws (Amendment) BiII- Motion to consider Motion re: Report on Indian and State Administrative Services Business Advisory Committee- Tenth Report 4384 Daily Digest 4385-86 N.B.-The sign + marked above the name of a member on questions which were orally answered indicate. that the question waa actUally asked on the floor of the House by that Member. \ l- t( GMGIPND-LS I1-2~ (AI) LS-18-12-62-\IOO LOK SABHA DEBATES LOK SABHA Assam and in the northern districts cf Welt Bengal and are being re- Monday, December 3, 1962/Agraha- mov;,d for internment. I would like yana 12, 1884 (Saka) to assure the House that the strictest possihle measures are being and will bp taken to deal with any acts of The Lok Sabha met at twelve of the subversion or espionage. Clock. [Ma. SPEAKER in the Chair] Shri S. M Banl'r.iee: In the Times of lnrlia of the 23th November it was 12 hrs. stated: CALLING ATTENTION TO MAT- • TERS OF URGENT PUBLIC "It is perfectly clear that no IMPORTANCE espionage system can be effec- tively operated by a country REPORTED EXISTENCE OF CHINESE t'o~ its own nationals alone. ESPIONAGE RING IN ASSAM AND NEFA It is likely that the Chinese plan- Shri S. M. Banerjee: (Kanpur): Sir, t"n their agents among the under Rule 197, I calI the attention Tibrhn rcfu ... "es, who came down of the Minister of Home Affairs to to India earlier, and thut enemy the folIowing matter of urgent pub- n~.. 'nts will be fou',d among the lic importance and I request that he NEF'A tribal evacuees who are at may make a statement thereon: presen t trickling down to the Reported Chinese espionage ring plains .. in Assam and NEFA. It also said that there are Indians The Minister of Home Affairs (Shri in other walks of life who have also La) Bahadur Shastri): Sir, the report been doing this job. that appeared in the Times of India on the 28th November in regard to May I know whether our security the alleged Chinese espionage ring mpasurps and int'lli~'ne which in Assam and NEFA has been care- have unfortunately failed, have been fulIy examined.
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