Haryana Vidhan Sabha
Debates
6th February, 1969
Vol.—I, No. 7
OFFICIAL REPORT
CONTENTS
Thursday, the 6th February, 1969
Page
Observations made by the Speaker (7)1
Adjournment of the House (7)2 Starred Questions and Answers laid on the Table of the
House under Rule 45 (7)2
Observations made by the Speaker (7)12
Call Attention Notices (7)18
Statements by the Chief Minister (7)18
Motion under Rule 30 (7)20 Message from the Governor (7)22
Papers Laid on the Table of the House (7)22
Discussion on the Estimates (Supplementary) of the Expenditure for the year 1968-69 Charged on the revenue of the State (7)22
Discussion on Demands for Supplementary
Grants for the year 1968.69 (7)23
Extension of Time of the Sitting (7)40
Discussion on Demands for Supplementary
Grants (Resumption) (Concld ) (7)41
Voting on Demands for Supplementary Grants for the year 1968-69. (7)52-54
HARYANA VIDHAN SABHA
Thursday, the 6th February, 1969
The Vidhan Sabha met in the Hall of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha, Vidhan Bhavan, Sector -1, Chandigarh, at 2.00 p.m. of the Clock. Mr. Speaker ( Brig. Ran Singh ) in the Chair.
OBSERVATIONS MADE BY THE SPEAKER
Mr. Speaker : Hon. Members, you are well aware of the situation with which we are faced today. It is a matter of great sorrow and pain that the four hon. Members, who were expelled by the House yesterday did not leave the House. They are here even in the lobbies - not in the House itself, but they are still in the lobbies. They defied the Chair on the 4th and the House on the 5th and today, atleast I am somewhat happy that they are not in the House. Also I feel and it pained me that when the four Members did not leave the House on my request and later on, on the resolution of the House, the Group-Leaders—the Party Leaders did not persuade their colleagues to comply with the wishes of the Chair and the House. The Opposition, therefore, as a whole has been in the wrong and continues to be in the wrong even today.
Hon. Members, please remember that we are the elected representatives of the people and, therefore, have a very heavy responsibility to discharge in regard to the maintenance and proper functioning of democracy and democratic institutions, particularly at this infant stage of democracy in our country. We are bound by the procedure, we are bound by the oath we have taken, to uphold the Constitution and other Rules of Procedure made there under. It is, therefore, imperative that when the proper functioning of, democracy is at stake we should rise above individual and party levels and behave in a manner conducive to the good name of our country, cur Front, our people and this august House. Here I must warn you all that democracy is not merely the rule by the majority but the ideal and the underlying idea should be to move forward for the progress of the State as far as possible with the collective co-operation of various parties in the House. I am glad to see that there is a good example of this in our awn Parliament which we should imbibe. In democracy we must learn to give and take and should be guided by the spirit of mutual respect, regard and cooperation. I must also emphasise that :
(a) Discipline and decorum must be maintained at all times. This also includes the implementation of the resolution passed by the House yesterday suspending four members of the House.
(b) The question raised by the Opposition with regard to the abduction of a Member, if correct should be condemned by all and effort made by the Government to solve this mystery. (Thumping from the Opposition Benches) All Members of the House will have the protection of the Chair. (Thumping from the Opposition side) ; and
(c) Minimum force should be utilised for the functioning of of
In view of what I have said, I appeal to all the hon. Members of the House, particularly the Leader of the House and the Leaders of other Parties to ponder over the serious matter confronting us in a spirit of mutual goodwill and above all for the proper functioning of democracy in our State. I suggest that the parties meet for half-an-hour or fifteen minutes and then if possible the Leader of the House may call a meeting of the other Leaders to settle the matter amongst themselves. If unfortunately this is not possible, I will request four Members from the treasury benches and the same number from the opposition parties to meet me in my Chamber at 3.30 P.M. today with a view to finding out a way out of this most unfortunate dead-lock. Needless to say, I request the co- operation of you all in this vital matter.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE
I adjourn the House till 4.00 P.M. today.
( The Sabha then adjourned and re-assembled at 4.00 P.M.)
STARRED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LAID ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE UNDER RULE 45
Suicides cases in the State
*139. Shri Daya Krishan : Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state — 4 P. M.
(a) the number of suicides committed in the State during the period from 1st November, 1966 to 31st October, 1967 and from 1st November, 1967 to 31st October 1968 of males and females, separately ;
(b) the main causes of these suicides ; (c) whether the number of suicides in this State is larger as compared to the all India figure on the population basis ?
Shri Bansi Lal : (a) 122 males and 152 females during 1st November, 1966 to 31st October, 1967 and 120 males and 149 females during 1st November, 1967 to 31st October, 1968.
(b) Domestic quarrel, long illness, mental upset, failing in examination, failure in love affairs, illicit intimacy, financial hardship, fear of trial in criminal case etc.
(c) In the absence of All India figures comparison is not possible at this stage.
Higher Secondary System of Education
*187. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry : Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state -
(a) whether Higher Secondary System of Education has failed in Haryana ; and
(b) if so, reasons therefor ; and if not, reasons for the conversion of a number of Higher Secondary Schools to High Schools ?
Shri Bansi Lal : (a) No.
(b) Question does not arise. Some Higher Secondary Schools were reverted to Matriculation pattern due to some local reasons such as poor enrolment and insufficient accommodation etc.
Higher Secondary System of Education *221. Shri Mangal Sein : Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state—
(a) whether Higher Secondary System of Education has proved successful in the State ;
(b) whether Education Department has made any assessment about the progress made by the said system of Education; if so, the results thereof together with the details of the action, if any, taken by the Government in this direction.?
Shri Bansi Lal : (a) The system is still being run on experimental basis.
(b) Yes. A statement in this connection ( Annexure I) is laid on the table of the House.
ANNEXURE I
HIGHER SECONDARY SYSTEM OF EDUCATION
The Higher Secondary System of Education was introduced in the composite State of Punjab, long before re-organisation. Since then it has been running on an experimental basis. In order to gauge its progress in this part of the State inspection of the schools where this system was introduced, was held and as a result, the following ten Government Higher Secondary Schools were downgraded, because of poor enrolment, insufficient accommodation and in rare cases due to lack of popular interest it this system of education :-
(1) Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Badli (Rohtak). (2) Government Higher Secondary School, Khidauli Pehladpur (Rohtak)
(3) Government Higher Secondary School, Naguran (District Karnal).
(4) Government Higher Secondary School, Khadri (District Ambala).
(5) Government Higher Secondary School, Morni Hills (District Ambala).
(6) Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Loharu (District Hissar).
(7) Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Tohana (District Hisser).
(8) Government Higher Secondary School, Bahuna (District Hissar).
(9) Government Higher Secondary School, Dhigana (District Jind).
(10) Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Jhoju Kalan (District Mohindergarh).
2. In private sector too, the following four Higher Secondary Schools were allowed to revert to the Matriculation Pattern on the request of the management, due to these institutions being uneconomical and unflourishing
(1) C.A.V. Higher Secondary School, Hisser.
(2) Jut Higher Secondary School, Hissar. (3) K.P.A.K. Girls Higher Secondary School, Ambala City.
(4) Kanya Gurukul Higher Secondary School, Khanpur Kalan (District Rohtak).
3. But in rest of the schools the system of Higher Secondary Education is running quite efficiently. But the Government is quite seized of the situation as regards the satisfactory working of this system and it is in this light that occasional inspections are held in schools so that the public money is used in as best a manner as possible.
Energising of Tubewells in the State
*140. Shri Daya Kristian : Will the Minister for Public Works be pleased to state—
(a) The number of tubewells energised in the State during the period from 1st November, 1966 to 31st October, 1967 and from 1st November, 1967 to 31st October, 1968 separately ;
(b) the number of tubewells energised to be energised between 1st November, 1968 to 31st March, 1969 ;
(c) the number of tubewells proposed to be energised in the financial year 1969-70 ;
(d) whether the Government is aware of the fact that many a time electricity fails for long on many tubewells and the agriculturists are put to great loss ;
(e) if so, the steps the Government propose to take to remove the difficulty ;
(f) the number of applications pending on 1st November, 1968 for tubewells connections ;
(g) within what period, electricity is likely to he provided to such applicants ?
Shri K.L, Poswal (a) From 1st November, 1966 to .. 6,472
31st October, 1967 and
From 1st November, 1967 to 31st October, 1968 12,316
(b) 10,560.
(c) 20,000.
(d) Yes, the Board is aware of the failures of electricity and consequent loss.
(e) To avoid overloading which causes failures of electricity, the existing sub-station capacities are being augmentated and more lines and substations are being put up.
(f) 21,000.
(g) The pending applications are likely to be cleared within about one year.
Electrification of Villages
*141. Shri Daya Kristian: Will the Minister for Public Works be pleased to state—
(a) the number of electrified villages in the State as on 1st November, 1967, 1st November, 1968, separately, district-wise ;
(b) the number of villages proposed to be electrified in the State during the period from 1st November, 1968 to 31st March, 1969, district-wise, separately ;
(c) the number of villages proposed to be electrified in the State during the period from 1st April, 1969 to 31st March, 1970 separately, district-wise ;
(d) whether it is a fact, that proportionately on population basis, less number of villages have been electrified in Jind District
(e) if so, the step which Government propose to take to bring Jind District at par with the other districts in regard to the electrification of villages ;
(f) whether it is in the notice of the Government that electricity is much required in Jind District for tubewells for supplying drinking water to the villages ?
Shri K. L. Poswal : (a) The district-wise number of electrified villages in the State as on 1st November, 1967 and 1st November, 1968 is given in the statement.
(b) and (c) Nil.
(d) Yes.
(e) As per present policy of the Board, no villages are to be electrified for domestic purposes. However, connections for tubewells shall be given freely in the areas in which the 11 KV lines already exist or the same are situated within three miles from the existing 11 K.V. Lines.
(f) Yes, as already stated against (e) above, tubewell connections are being given freely in the areas in which the 11 KV lines already exist or the same are situated within three miles from the existing 11 KV lines.
STATEMENT
Number of Electrified District Villages
As on 1st As on 1st November, November,
1967 1968
1 . Hissar 179 200
2 . Rohtak 259 287
3 . Gurgaon 225 240
4 . Karnal 289 345
5 . Ambala 208 255
6 . Jind 23 32
7 . Mahendragarh 68 72
Total 1,251 1,431
Electrification of Villages in the State *196. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry : Will the Minister for Public Works be pleased to state—
(a) district-wise number of electrified villages and towns in State as on 31st March, 1968 ;
(b) district-wise number of villages and towns electrified during the period 1st April, 1968 to 31st December, 1968 alongwith nominal roll thereof (to be laid on the Table of the House);
(c) district-wise number of villages and towns earmarked to be electrified during the period 1st January, 1969 to 31st March, 1969 alongwith nominal roll there of (to be laid on the Table of the House) ;
(d) criteria adopted in the selection of villages for electrification ; and
(e) the reasons for proportional imbalances amongst the various districts, in the village electrification programme for the current financial year, if any ?
Shri K.L. Poswal : (a), (b), (c), (d) and (e) A statement containing the requisite infromation is laid on the Table of the House.
STATEMENT
(a) The district-wise number of electrified villages and towns as on 31st March, 1968 was as follows :—
District Electified as on 31st March, 1968
Villages Towns
1. Hissar 179 11
2. Rohtak 259 7
3. Gurgaon 225 11
4. Karnal 289 14
5. Ambala 208 8
6. Jind 23 5
7. Mahendragarh 68 5
Total 1,251 61
(b) No town was electrified from 1st April, 1968 to 31st December, 1968. According to 1961 Census there were 61 towns in Haryana and all of them had been electrified before 31st March, 1968. The number of villages electrified from 1st April, 1968 to 31st December, 1968 was as follows as per list enclosed :-
Number of Villages
District electrified from 1-4-68 to
31-12-1968
1. Hissar 21
2. Rohtak 30
3. Gurgaon 15
4. Karnal 66
5. Ambala 46
6. Jind 10
7. Mahendragarh 3
Total 191
(c) Nil except in sweet water belt areas and under extension of the sub-transmission and distribution system.
(d) The criteria for rural electrification is as under
(1) Nearness to existing 11 KV net-work.
(2) Population.
(3) Demand of load.
(e) In the village electrification programme for the current year, it was attempted to reduce the imbalance of village electrification in varions districts and position in the districts in which electrification was less has improved.
List of Villages' Electrified from 1st April, 1968 to 31st December, 1968.
District Rohtak Villages-
1. Ismila Diswa
2. Kamaspur
3. Bayanpur
4. Mathupur
5. Nagla Kalan
6. Chuliana
7. Matan
8. Mandauthi
9. Bupania
10. Kasor
11. Jakhoda
12. Kheri Asra
13. Goela Kalan
14. Mukandpur
15. Chiri
16. Kathura
17. Kheri Darmian
18. Sikanderpur
19. Rabra 20. Bali
21. Barotta
22. Lath
23. Bardhana
24. Bhakra
25. Sawala
26. Majra
27. Lakriyala
28. Badal
29. Dewan
30. Jauli
District Mahendragarh
1. Bhadha
2. Nangal Chaudhri
3. Imlota
District Jind
I. Pandu Tindana
2. Kalayat
3. Dhakal
4. Shimla 5. Gogriana
6. Jhurfargarh
7. Kandiala
8. Ramgarh
9. Kasoon
10. Ghimana
District Gurgaon
1. Payala
2. Mohna
3. Gorasson
4. Behta
5. Asserwati
6. Silvothi
7. Maheshri
8. Garhi Alwarpur
9. Malpura
10. Kapariwas
11. Bhadpur,
12. Ladwas Ahir
13. Palra 14. Lakhuwas
15. Badrola
District Hissar
1. V. Khanak
2. Jui Kalan
3. Jui Khurd
4. Sorkhi
5. Rampur
6. Sham Shuk
7. Garhi
8. Balwsamand
9. Kurari
10. Raipur
11. Raipur Dhani
12. Kharkhari
13. Sagban
14. Tigrana
15. Ratia
16. Hijrawan Khurd
17. Hijrawan Kalan 18. Shahpur Begu
19. Ban-Sudhar
20. Shakapur
21. Jhaman
District Ambala
1. Jalal Pur
2. Rula Kheri
3. Garhi Munda
4. Gadholi New
5. Bhagwanpur
6. Khera Khurd
7. Road Chhapar
8. Hafigpur
9. Haridabad
10. Khan Ahmandpur
11. Dussani
12. Mandoli
13. Kheri Darshan Singh
14. Nagla Jagir
15. Magger Pur 16. Garhi Gujran
17. Kalanpur
18. Sialuba
19. Amli
20. Jaidhar
21. Bharampur
22. Pajethon
23. Sain Majra
24. Khera Sita Ram
25. Salaula
26. Mandola
27. Makhuru Pur
28. Balana
29. Bihta
30. Hamidpur
31. Milak
32. Mone Majra
33. Panjori
34. Kala Amb
35. Nizampur 36. Nagaul
37. Manakpur
38. Zaffarpur
39. Barwala
40. Dhanana
41. Burj
42. Kalawar
43. Jagdauli
44. Malikpur
45. Saketri
46. Bitna
District Karnal
1. Kabulpur
2. Jathlana
3. Barshami
4. Alipura
5. Amloha
6. Dhanupura
7. Karora
8. Bhona 9. Jandera
10. Bahraick-pur
11. Bhoot Majra
12. Jemrasi
13. Gadli
14. Buttan Kheri
15. Chhapra
16. Barot
17. Marupur
18. Unheri
19, Model Town, Jathalana
20. Kheri Brahamana
21. Dholra
22. Sili Kalan
23. Kanjunu
24. Gadyana
25. Bhogpur
26. Sagoli
27. Sahnsa
28. Jakhali 29. Gumthala Garku
30. Bachgaon
31. Dasaw
32. Untheri
33. Khanpur
34. Guhla
35. Chika
36. Kanthali
37. Sotha
38. Santokh Majra
39. Sandhil
40. Monak
41. Sikri
42. Mubarakabad
43. Hathlana
44. Sheik hupura
45. Singhana
46. Kharkali
47. Urlana Kalan
48. Kurar 49. Shemalpur
50. Garhi Chhaju
51. Dadauli
52. Babain
53. Polar
54. Chaku Badana
55. Kuch Pur
56. Agondh
57. Chhapar
58. Janesron
59. Faridpur
60. Tumbi
61. Bhanipur
62. Sudpur
63. Sagga
64. Sultanpur
65. Churni
66. Kurali.
Agricultural Electric Connections
*197. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry : Will the Minister for Public Works be pleased to state-
(a) whether Electricity Board has ever taken stock of the annual income derived from agricultural electric connections and also worked out average monthly income per horsepower of the total installed load therefrom ;
(b) if so, the details of the factual-data thereof ;
(c) whether Haryana Electricity Board has ever given consideration to introduce flat-rate system for agricultural connections ; and
(d) if so, the final outcome thereof ?
Shri K.L. Poswal : (a) Yes. This is done on yearly basis. How- ever, the average monthly income cannot be worked out per K.W. of connected load only in the absence of data regarding horse power of all the tube-wells, which is not readily available with the Board.
(b) Income assessed from Agricultural connections during 1968-69 Rs 115.18 lakhs. Average monthly income per K.W. of connected load is Rs 8.45.
(c) Yes.
(d) It has been decided not to introduce flat-rate system for agricultural connections.
Civil Hospital, Rohtak
222. Shri Mangal Sein : Will the Minister for Health be pleased to state the number of out-door patients attended and of in-door patients admitted into the Civil Hospital, Rohtak, during the months of November and December, 1968 and in January, 1969 separately ?
Chaudhri Khurshed Ahmed : The requisite information is as under :—
November Decembe 1st to r, 1968 25th 1968 January,.
1969
Number of out-door patients,
( 1 ) who attended the Civil Hospital, Rohtak 15,687 4,172 3,574
( 2 ) Number of in-door patients, who were admitted into the Civil 293 346 223 Hospital, Rohtak
Budget grants allocated to Civil Hospital, Rohtak
*223. Shri Mangal Sein : Will the Minister for Health be pleased to state the amount of Budget grant allocated to the Civil Hospital. Rohtak during the years 1962-63 and 1968-69, separately, together with the difference, if any, in the grants so allocated ?
Chaudhri Khurshed Ahmed : The Budget grant allocated to the Civil Hospital, Rohtak, during the year 1962-63, was Rs 1,54,910. During the year 1967-68, Civil Hospital, Rohtak, was no longer a separate entity and it was attached to the Medical College Hospital, Rohtak for all purposes and as such there is no separate Budget grant for this institution. However, on the basis of the staff employed in the Hospital and bed strength, the total Budget allocation during the year 1968-69, has been estimated as Rs 2,93,540 This includes the expenditutre on the Plan as well as the non-Plan side.
Exemption from Levy of Material Imported by Dalmia Dadri Cement Ltd., Charkhi Dadri
*102. Dr. Malik Chand Gambhir : Will the Minister for Health be pleased to state—
(a) whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to exempt wholly or partly from the levy of Octroi the material imported by the Dalmia Dadri Cement Ltd., Charkhi Dadri ; if so, the reasons for the exemption :
(b) whether Government has received any representation from the Municipal Committee and also from the Public of Charkhi Dadri in the said matter ; if so, the contents thereof and the action, if any, taken thereon ?
Chaudhri Khurshed Ahmed : (a) Yes. The proposal is yet under consideration ;
(b) No written representation either from the Municipal Committee, or from the Public of Charkhi Dadri, has been received by Government.
OBSERVATIONS MADE BY THE SPEAKER
Mr. Speaker : Hon. Members, I am very glad to say that a meeting was held in my Chamber with the Leader of the House and three other members from the Treasury Benches and the Leader of the Opposition and other leaders of the parties and I am very glad to inform you that they have very kindly agreed to resolve this matter (Cheers). This is how we should work in this House and herein lies, I think, the power of democracy, mutual respect and regard.
The privilege motion on the alleged abduction of one of the Members will be referred to the Privileges Committee. The Leader of the House has agreed to withdraw the privilege motion referred to the Privileges Committee yesterday regarding 7 members including the Leader of the Opposition. (Cheers) And, I am glad to say that I have also discussed the whole matter with the Leader of the House and he has very kindly assured ire Of his full co-operation with regard to the missing member. 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ij t:j dqN u dqN jks'kuh Mkyuh pkfg,- A nwljh pht eSa mu eSEcjksa ds ckjs esa vtZ djuk pkgrk gwa ftUgsa vkius gkml ds ckgj tkus dk gqDe fn;k gS A mu ls tks xyrh gqbZ gS eSa rks de ls de ;g ekurk gwa fd xyrh mudh gh ugha Fkh cfYd lkjs viksth'ku dh Fkh vkSj lc ls T;knk esjh Fkh D;ksafd eSa yhMj vkQ nh viksth'ku ;gka ij mudh rjQ ls cuk cSBk gwa ;g dsoy mu pkj esEcjksa dh xyrh ugha le>h tk ldrh] D;ksafd nwljh rjQ ls bruk VSEiVs'ku vkSj çksoksds'ku gqvk fd ge cnkZLr ugha dj lds A vc bl ekeys esa pkj vknfe;ksa dks tks ltk feyh gS] eSa vki ls vtZ d:axk fd ogw cgqr l[r ltk bl gkml us mudks nh gw¡ A Lihdj lkgc] vki rks ltk tks dqN mudks nsrs cljksp'e gesa eatwj gksrh] gesa dksbZ ,rjkt ugha djrs ysfdu Vªstjh cSfUpt ls ,d jstksY;w'ku vk;k vkSj mudks lkjs lS'ku ds fy, llikSUM dj fn;k x;k A eSa vkils dgwaxk fd os dsoy pkj esEcj gh ugha gS] mu pkj eSEcjksa ds ihNs gfj;k.kk ds pkj yk[k vkneh gS ftuds os fjçsts.VsfVo gSa A ;g ,d cM+k bEiksVZUVsV lS'ku py jgk gS A gkml ls mudh T;knk vjls rd eg:e djuk eSa le>rk gwa fd fdlh Hkh rjhds ls vPNk ugha le>k tk;sxk A Vªstjh csfUpt ls vkSj phQ fefuLVj lkgc ls eSa nj[kkLr d:axk fd os bl lkjh pht dks fQj ls xkSj djsa gkml ds egkSy dks [kq'kxokj cukus dh [kkfrj] vkSj Qjnj jlw[k vkSj vlj dks bLrseky djsa vkSj bl pht dks ,slh gn rd igqapk nsa fd fdlh Hkh rjg dh dksbZ fcVjusl vkSj fxyk dh xqatkb'k u jgs A Lihdj lkgc] eSa fQj vkidk 'kqfØ;k vnk djrk gqa] vkius bl gkml dks lgh rjhds ls pykus ds fy, bl ekeys dks lqy>kus esa cgqr T;knk ifjJe fd;k gS] vkius dkQh esgur dh vkSj tks gekjh rjQ ls vkidh fnDdr igqaph mlds fy, ge vQlksl tkfgj djrs gSa A efyd eqf[r;kj flag ¼lksuhir½ % Lihdj lkgc] tks tSLpj vkQ xqM foy ps;j dh rjQ ls vk;k gS mldk eSa fdu byQkt esa 'kqfØ;k vnk d:a gekjh LVsV dk uke fnu ij fnu tks gekjsa eqYd ds vUnj cnuke gks jgk gS og gekjs fy,s ,d cnukeh dk ck;l cu jgk gS A ;g jkstkuk ds gkykr tSlk fd vkius cktS rkSj ij Qjek;k vkSj jko chjsUæ flag us Hkh ekuk fd okdbZ gh bl xyrh dh ftEesnkjh lc dh gS A [kSj eSa bu ckrksa dh rjQ rks T;knk ugha tkuk pkgrk gqa D;ksafd ;s gkykr bl fdLe ls py jgs gSa fd bUgsa jksx dgsa] ;k usxyhtsUl dh budks VeZ nsa A ;g ckr le> esa ugh vkrh A vxj budh rg ds vUnj tk;k tk;s rks ;g ,d dUVªhC;wVjh jksx Fkk A ysfdu ml ds lkFk lkFk mu gkykr dks ns[krs gq, ftl rjg ls vkiksth'ku dks ;g dne mBkuk iM+k mldks vPNh rjg ls yhMj vkQ nh vkiksth'ku us vki ds lkeus j[kk gS A Lihdj lkfgc] cM+k vPNk ekgkSy iSnk gqvk vkSj vki dh dksf'k'k ls ge vkil esa vkf[kj viuh çkcyEt dks bl rjg fey dj lkSYo dj ldrs gS vkSj vius lwcs dh rjDdh ds fy, ckrsa lksp ldrs gSa A Lifdj lkfgc] esEcjksa dk LVsVl to fd mudks vkxLV gkml dgk tkrk gS mu dh iksth'ku dks ns[krs gq, vxj bl dks esuVsu djus dh dksf'k'k djs rks ckr cu ldrh gS A gekjs çkUr ds vUnj tks gkykr py jgs gSa vkSj tks ge eSEcjksa dh cnukeh gksrh tk jgh gS ml dks ns[krs gq, 'keZ eglwl gksrh gS A eSa ;g dgs fcuk ugha jg ldrk fd esjs ttckr ,sls HkM+ds gq, gSa fd eS 'keZ eglwl djrk gwa bl gkml dk eSEcj cu ds A ;gka ij bl fdLe ds gkykr gks x;s gS fd ge vkfil esa ckr djus ls Hkh x,] bl dnj 'kDdks 'kqcgkr iSnk gks pqds gSa A gfj;k.kk rks cuk ogqr [kq'kh yksxksa dks gqbZ ysfdu egt gfj;k.kk vygnk cukus ls gh rks dke ugha pyrk tc rd fd ge bldh rjDdh ds fy, u lkspsa A Lihdj lkfgc] eq>s xkfyc okyh ckr ;kn vkrh gS fd & efLtn rks cuk nh 'kc Hkj esa bZaek dh gjkjr okyksa us eu viuk iqjkuk ikih gS cjlksa ls uekth cu u ldk A
Lihdj lkfgc] gfj;k.kk cukus dh rks cM+h tYnh dh] cM+h [kq'kh gqbZ ysfdu D;k gkykr gks jgs gSa ;gka ij A ;g phtsa py jgh gS fd ,d eSEcj gkml ls xk;c gqvk] ml dk vQlksl gqvk vkSj ;g [kcj lkjs ns'k esa xbZ fd eSEcj Hkh bl rjg ls xk;c gks ldrs gSa A fdl us mBk;k] fdl us ugha mBk;k] bldh ftEesokjh rks ge vius phQ fefuLVj lkfgc ij gh Mkysaxs A bl gkml dk eSEcj N% fnuksa ls xk;c gS] mlds lkFk D;k xqtj jgh gksxh D;k ugha xqtj jgh gksxh] dgka cSBs gksaxs dgka ugha cSBs gksaxh bl pht dk lc dks fQdj gks jgk gS A Lihdj lkfgc eSa tks vius vki dks cgqr etcwr le>rk gwa viuh ckr crkrk gwa A eSa jkr dks 9-30 cts [kkuk [kk ds vk jgk Fkk fd ,d dkj cM+s tksj ls esjs ikl ls xqtjh vkSj FkksMh nwj tk ds ml us ,d cM+s tksj dk VuZ fy;k vkSj og cM+h j¶rkj ds lkFk esjh rjQ vkbZ vkSj ,d ne czsd yxk dj esjs ikl [kM+h gks xbZ A eq[; eU=h % fQj Mj rks cgqr x, gksaxs vki A efyd eqf[r;kj flag % bruk detksj eSa ugha fd Mj tkrk ysfdu gSjkuh rks gksrh gh gS A [kSj] Lihdj lkfgc] eSus ns[kk ml esa vkneh rqd gh cSBk Fkk vkSj eSus lkspk fd ;g esjk dqN ugha fcxkM+ ldrk] ysfdu og Fkk esjk nksLr] Fkk oSls dkaxzslh gh A og dgus yxk fd bl oä dgka iSny tk jgs gks] esjs lkFk cSBks vki dks NksM+ vkÅa A esjk dgus dk eryc gS fd bl rjg ls iSfud QSy pqdh gS A Lihdj lkfgc] pkS/kjh ekMw flag th esjs brus utnhdh nksLr gSa fd 'kk;n gh mruk dksbZ vkSj gks gfj;k.kk ds vUnj A vxj ge vk/k ?kaVk vdsys cSB dj ckr dj ysa vkSj phQ fefuLVj lkfgc ;g lkspsa fd eqf[r;kj flag rks ekMw flag dks rksM+ jgk gS vkSj vxj eSa phQ fefuLVj ds ikl pyk tkÅa vkSj yksx ;g lkspsa fd eqf[r;kj flag eq[; eU=h ds ?kj D;ksa cSB x;k gS rks bl MSeksØslh dk D;k ;gh eryc gS fd ge tks b/kj vkiksth'ku okys cSBs gq, gSa gesa fcYdqy csgwnk le>k tk, vkSj tks eSEcj Vªstjh cSpksa ij cSBs gq, gSa mu dk uke gh MSeksØslh gS vkSj ogh lc dqN djus djkus okys gSa A Lihdj lkfgc] ;g rks lkjk dUQhMsUl ls gh dke pysxk] ge Hkh rks yksxksa ds oksV ys dj ;gka vk, gSa A bl fy, mu phtksa dks [kRe djuk iM+sxk vkSj vxj jkbV ykbZUt ij MseksØslh dks pykuk gS rks blh Jh :i yky egrk ¼ iyoy ½ % tukc Lihdj lkfgc] dy tks [kkl gkykr iSnk gq, Fks] tks MSMykd iSnk gqvk Fkk ml dks nwj djus ds fy, vki us tks lqcg LVsVesaV fn;k mlds fy, ge vki ds e'kdwj gS^ A vki us tks fey ds cSB dj QSlyk djus dk vkns'k fn;k Fkk mlds eqrkfcd ge us yhMj vkQ nh gkml ds lkFk cSB dj ckr phr dh A Lihdj lkfgc] gekjk drvu ;g bjknk ugha Fkk fd ge ps;j dk ,grjke u djsa A ps;j tks gS og gekjs jkbZVl dh dLVksfM;u gS vkSj gqekjs f'kdos vki us gh nwj djus gS^ A blesa dksbZ 'kd ugha fd mu pkj Hkkb;ksa us vkidk vkMZj fMQkbZ fd;k ysfdu blds fy;s ogh lc ftEesnkj ugha lkjh viksth'ku ftEesnkj gS lkjsa ml xyrh esa 'kkfey gS bl fy;s eSa vtZ d:axk fd tks dqN gqvk mu gkykr xzsa gqvk fd bl gkml ds ,d eSEcj ds vxok gksus ls cspkSuh gks jgh Fkh vkSj vkt Hkh og cspkSuh dk;e gS A eSa vtZ d:axk fd vxj bl rjg ,d eSEcj vxok gks tk, vkSj irk u pys rks dquck okyksa dks gh ugha ikVhZ ds vUnj Hkh cspkSuh iSnk gksrh gS ftldk og gksrk gw¡ A vki ;g ekusaxs fd og gekjk eSEcj Fkk vkSj ge mls vxok ugha dj ldrs A D;ksa ge mls nwljh txg Hkstsaxs A bl ckr dh iwjh rQrh'k gksuh pkfg, fd og dgk gS vkSj dkSu mls ysdj x;k A räh'k ls ;g lkjk irk yx ldrk gS A dgrs gSa fd iqfyl esa dsl jftLVj gS A tYnh bl dh iM+rky gksuh pkfg, A eaxy lSu th us bl okjs fçfoyst eks'ku nh gS og gkml esa vk,xh rks ml dk QSlyk gksxk ------¼ fo/u ½ ekyqe gqvk gS fd og ,MfeV gks xbZ gS A eSa cM+k e'kdwj bZ vki dk Lihdj lkgc fd oM+s 'kkfUre; Jh :i yky egrk % vkius vkns'k fn;k rks geu mUgsa dg fn;k fd og ykch esa tkdj cSB tk,a A tgka rd Vªstjh cSafpt dk rkYyqd gS ;g Bhd gS fd mUgksaus eks'ku ikl dh ysfdu eSa le>rk gwa fd yhMj vkQ nh gkml ml eks'ku dks okil ys ysa rks vPNk gksxk vkSj blls vPNk okrkoj.k iSnk gksxk A Lihdj lkgc ge us vkids vkns'k dks eku dj mu lkfFk;ksa ls dgk fd og gkml ls ckgj pys tk,a vkSj ykch esa tkdj cSB tk,a A ykch esa rks Lihdj lkgc] iqjkus eSEcj Hkh cSB ldrs gSa A ge us mu dks bl ykch esa ugha fcBk;k D;ksafd gkml Økl djds tkuk iM+rk gS vkSj mu ls dgk fd m/kj ykch esa gkml ls ckgj cSB tk,a rkfd Lihdj ds vkMZj dh rkehy gks tk, A eSa bl fy;s vki ls vkSj yhMj vkQ nh gkml ls vtZ d:axk fd vPNk okrkoj.k iSnk djus ds fy, gkml esa mudks okil ykus ds fy;s yhMj vkQ nh gkml xqMfoy iS'k djsa rkfd 'kkfUr gks vkSj tks lkFkh gekjk x;k gS mls Vªsl djus vkSj ryk'k djus esa lg;ksx nsa A mldk irk yxkus ds fy;s iqfyl] lh- vkbZ- Mh- LVkQ yxk dj ryk'k djk,a rkfd og cjken gks lds vkSj mlds ?kj okyksa dks 'kkfUr gks vkSj gesa Hkh brfeuku gks lds A bu vyQkt ds lkFk Lihdj lkgc] eSa vkidk 'kqfØ;k vnk djrk gwa tks vkius ,slk ekgkSy iSnk djus ds fy;s dne mBk;k gs A eq[; ea=h ¼Jh calh yky½ % Lihdj lkgc] tgka rd fMflifyu dk loky gS gkml dk Msdksje j[kus dk loky gS esjh ikVhZ us ges'kk iwjh rjg ls fMflifyu j[kk gS] ps;j dks vkscs fd;k gS vkSj gkml esa iw.kZ :i ls MSdksje j[kk gS------jko chjsUæ flag % vki çksoksd djrs gSa A eq[; eU=h % tgka rd bl lnu ds ,d eSEcj ds vxok gksus dh ckr dgh tkrh gS eSa vkiksth'ku okyksa ls T;knk duluZM vkneh gwa vkSj eSa Hkh le>rk gwa fd og gkml esa vkuk pkfg, A vkt losjs eSus vki ls çkFkZuk dh Fkh fd ;g fçfoyst eks'ku fçfoyst desVh dks ns nh tk, vkSj eSa ml esa vkiksth'ku okyksa ls T;knk dqvkçsV d:axk A ¼ljdkjh cSpksa dh rjQ ls ph;tZ ½ ysfdu vQlksl eq>s bl ckr dk gS fd bruk vPNk ekgkSy iSnk djds tc vkids pkSEcj ls vk, Fks rks yhMj vkQ nh viksth'ku] pkS/kjh eqf[r;kj flag vkSj esgrk lkgc us tks rdjhjsa dha og ,sls Mr. Speaker: I am very grateful for the sentiments expressed by the various leaders and, I am sure, that this atmosphere that exists now, will continue, and that there will be no recurrence of unpleasant incidents of this type. I congratulate all the leaders that they have, through mutual discussions, managed to patch up their differences. As I said earlier, I congratulate them most heartily. CALL ATTENTION NOTICES Mr. Speaker: Call Attention Motion No. 11 given notice of by Rao Birender Singh, M. L. A. , regarding the irregular supply of power to tube-wells during the sowing period with frequent break-downs and low voltage is admitted. Call Attention Motion No. 12 given notice of by Shri Daya Krishan, M.L.A., concerning the failure to supply transformers to the sub-stations, is also admitted. Hon. Members may please read their motions, foÙk eU=h % Lihdj lkgc] esjh nj[kkLr gS fd ftl fnu tokc nsuk gksxk ml fnu e‚'ku i Mr. Speaker : All right ; these motions need not be read today. But, on what date will the replies come ? Minister for Public Works (Shri K.L. Poswal ) : On Monday next, Sir. Mr. Speaker : Thanks. On 4th of February, 1969, the hon, Chief Minister promised to make a statement on *Call Attention Motion No. 5, today. He may kindly do so now. STATEMENTS BY THE CHIEF MINISTER Chief Minister (Shri Bansi Lal) : Sir, in order to provide better educational facilities to the students belonging to Scheduled Casies, other backward classes and Vimukat Jatis, the following schemes tine teen put into operation :- (1) State Harijan Welfare Scheme.—There is a provision of Rs. 16.15 lacs for award of stipends to scheduled castes/other backward students under this scheme. The claims received in the Directorate by 15th January, 1969 have since been sanctioned involving an estimated expenditure of Rs 7.50 lacs. The stipends claims received thereafter are being attended to, on priority basis and sanctions are being released. (2) Vimukat Jatis.—There is a provision of Rs 28,000 for the grant of) stipends to the students belonging to the denotified tribes (Vimukat Jatis during the year 1968-69. All the stipend claims received in the Directorate till 15th January, 1969 involving an estimated expenditure of Rs.18,000 have been sanctioned. The claims received thereafter are being processed promptly. (3) Government of India Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme for Scheduled Castes/Lower Income Group Students.—There is a provision Rs. 7,20,000 for award of Post Matric Scholarships to students belonging to Scheduled Castes/Lower Income Group. All the scholarship claims received in the Directorate till 31st October, 1968 to the extent of Rs. 5,38,484 have since been paid benefitting 1,382 students. Besides, the claims of 342 Scheduled Castes/Low Income Group students have been sanctioned and the scholarship amount to the extent of Rs. 1,57,350 is being remitted by means of Bank Drafts/ R.T.R.'s. All efforts are being made to utilise the remaining balance of Rs. 24,166/- well in advance the close of financial year. It is, however, stated that delay in payment of scholarships/stipends to scheduled castes and backward classes students generally occurs due to the reason that sufficient time is lost in reconciling the discrepancies noticed in the claims forwarded by the District officers . However, instructions are being issued to all the District Officers concerned for proper compilation and submission of claims in time with a view to eliminate delay in actual payment to the students. pkS/kjh pkUn jke % Lihdj lkfgc] oSls rks :Yt esa ,slk çksfotu ugha gS fd dky vVSU'ku eks'ku ij LVsVeaV gksus ds ckn ml ij fMLd'ku gks] pwfd ekeyk ,slk gS ftl ij cksyuk eSa t:jh le>rk gwa A vkidks ekywe gS fd yM+dksa -ds bfErgku utnhd vk jgs gwa^ A bl fy, tks iSafMax dysEt gSa othQs nsus ds] mudks tYnh ls tYnh nsa fn;k tk, A ;g Bhd gS fd dqN yksxksa dks othQs feys Hkh gSa ysfdu othQs nsus dk tks çkslSl gS ;g cM+k vkfgLrk gS A iSafMax dysEt dks nsus ds fy, vki 10&15 fnu dk VkbZe eqdjZj dj nsa A vHkh "VwMSUV~l dks QkeZ Hkjus ds fy, uksfVl tk jgk gS vkSj tks ,sfQMSfoV LVwMSaUV~l ls Hkjokrs gSa og Hkh bULVwD'kUt ds eqrkfod ugha gS D;ksafd bULVwD'kUt dh Bhd rkSj ij bUVjçsVs'ku ugha dh tkrh A ;g ckr eSa phQ fefuLVj lkfgc ds uksfVl esa Hkh yk;k Fkk fd tks othQs LV~MSUV~l ds jg x;s gSa os dc feysaxs A Mr. Speaker : Thank you. The hon. Chief Minister also promised to make a statement in regard to *Call Attention Motion No. 10. He may do so now. Chief Minister (Shri Bansi Lal) : Sir, during 1968, the sugarcane crop in the State was subjected to an unusually severe attack by the Pyrilla pest. The adjoining States were also affected. Normally, the attack is a mild one, and is overcome by ground spray of pesticides. On this occasion, it broke out in an epidemic form after 14 years. Consequently, Government of India was approached at personal level for arranging an aerial spray. The States were short of Malathion LVC pesticide, which was also obtained by personal contact from the Adviser, Punjab, and from Bombay. (The sugar mills at Yamunanagar and Panipat responded to the danger immediately, but Rohtak took longer, and was slow about it). The following areas were covered by aerial spraying :— Serial Name of the Date of Date of Area Mala- No. Sugar Mill start completion sprayed thion area of aerial (in acres) L.V.SC . operation used s Acre Tonne s 1 Yamunanaga October 1, October 31, 62,548 35 r 1968 1968 2 Panipat 15th 25th 22,848 12 3/4 October, October, 1968 1968 3 Rohtak 23rd 29th 14,784 8 October, October, 1968 1968 Total 1,00,180 55 3/4 Acres Tonnes Thus a total of 1,00,180 acres was sprayed from the air, and 45,880 acres was sprayed from the ground. The State Government spent Rs 7 Lacs on pesticides to combat the disease. A subsidy of 50 per cent was given for the purchase of pesticides to the cultivators for ground spraying, where aerial spray was not possible. Tie combined operations resulted in a mortality of 70 to 90 per cent of the pest. The aerial spray in the areas reserved for sugar mills was particularly effective in Jagadhri and Panipat. Damage to the sugarcane in Rohtak District was accentuated because before the attack of Pyrilla, it was affected by another disease called "red rot". In order to forestall a recrudescence of the disease, the Department of Agriculture has been advised to ask their Plant Protection Officers to dust both sugarcane and wheat with pesticides and also to purchase hand sprays, so that the disease could be attacked immediately on its reappearance. It would be no exaggeration to say that the steps taken to combat Pyrilla in Haryana were remarkably quick and effective. MOTION UNDER RULE 30 Finance Minister (Shrimati Om Prabha Jain) : Sir, I beg to move— "That this House suspends Rule 30 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Punjab Legislative Assembly and directs that Government business which was to be transacted on Wednesday, the 5th February, 1969, shall be transacted on Thursday, the 6th February, 1969. jko chjsUæ flag % vku , Iok;aV vkQ vkMZj lj A Lihdj lkfgc blds fy, ,d fnu dk uksfVl gksuk pkfg, A :y 30 dks vki lliSaM dj jgs gSa A blls lkjs gkml dk dke vilSV gks tkrk gS A eSa pkgrk gwa fd :y 30 lliSMa ugha djuk pkfg, A Mr. Speaker : We have lost two days and are pretty behind. I think the hon. Leader of the Opposition should agree to this as a special case. efyd eqf[r;kj flag % Lihdj lkfgc] esjh xqtkfj'k ;g gS fd gj txg :Yt dh çksVsD'ku yh tkrh gS] ;g ,d eSUMsV çksohtu gS] bldks ,d fnu ds uksfVl ds cxSj lliSaM ugha fd;k tk ldrk A yksd lHkk esa Hkh dHkh ,slk ugha gqvk gS fd uku vkfQf'k;y Ms dks lliSMa fd;k x;k gks A bl fdLe dk dksbZ çSflMSaV ugha gS] ysfdu gekjs :Yt esa ;g çksokbZM gS fd ,d fnu ds uksfVl ls bldks lliSaM fd;k tk ldrk gS A Mr. Speaker : I will mention one thing for the information of the hon. Members. Notice of this motion was given to me yesterday at about 2.00 P.M. or 2.30 P.M. but it could not be taken up then because of, as you know, what happened. So, I think as a special case and as a good gesture, let us finish the important business. eq[; eU=h % Lihdj lkfgc] buds ikl dy 'kke dks bÙkykg pyh xbZ Fkh A ;s ;gka cSBs jg x;s vkSj bÙkykg buds ?kj pyh xbZ Fkh A ¼ galh ½ ½ efyd eqf[r;kj flag % eSa pkSysUt djrk gwa fd fdlh ds ikl dksbZ brykg ugha igqaph A vxj ;s pkgrs rks eSEcjku dks jkr ds nks cts Hkh bÙkykg igqapk ldrs Fks A ysfdu vkius igys gh dg fn;k fd bldks nwljs "30. (1) On Thursdays business other than Government business shall have precedence. On all other days no business other than Government business shall be transacted except with the consent of the Leader of the House ". Then the proviso to this Sub-rule reads :- "Provided that on a motion made after a day's notice by a Minister this rule may be suspended and the Assembly may transact Government business on a Thursday ". ;gka ij fy[kk gS ^^eks'ku esM^^ A vxj uksfVl Bhd VkbZe ij pyk x;k gksrk rks Hkh Bhd Fkk A vxj tSlk bUgksaus crk;k fd uksfVl ugha fe=k] vxj bldks eku fy;k tk;s rks Hkh tc rd 24 ?kUVs igys eks'ku E#o ugha gksrh ro rd :y 30 dks lliSM ugha fd;k tk ldrk A ;g rks Lihdj lkfgc dh dEiyk,al dk loky gS A Mr. Speaker ; I think let us take advantage of today's good atmosphere and allow this motion to be moved. Mr. Speaker : Motion moved— That this House suspends Rule 30 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Punjab Legislative Assembly and directs that Government business which was to be transacted on Wednesday, the 5th February, 1969, shall be transacted on Thursday, the 6th February, 1969. Mr. Speaker : Question is— That this House suspends Rule 30 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Punjab Legislative Assembly and directs that Government business which was to be transacted on Wednesday, the 5th February, 1969, shall be transacted on Thursday, the 6th February, 1969. The motion was carried. MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR Mr. Speaker : I have received a message from the Governor, which reads as follows:— "I beg to acknowledge receipt, with thanks of your demi- official letter No. HVSLA-3 69 3024 dated the 4th February, 1969, forwarding a copy of the motion of thanks passed by Haryana Vidhan Sabha at its meeting held on the 4th February, 1969. Please convey to the members of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha my thanks and appreciation for their kind thought in accepting the motion". Jh eaxy lSu % ge us Hkh ,d eSlst oºzka ij Hkstk Fkk] mldk D;k gqvk gS eq[; eU=h % og vkius csjax Mky fn;k Fkk] fVdV ugha yxs Fks] blfy, feyk ugha gksxk A JJJhJh eaxy lsu % Lihdj lkfgc] mls rks eSus lSØsVjh lkfgc] jk"Vªifr vkSj jkT;& iky egksn; dks jftLVªh djk ds Hkstk gS A eq>s rks iSls olwy djus pkfg, phQ fefuLVj lkfgc ls A eq[k; ea=h % fVdV 'kk;n ;wt fd, gq, yxk, gksaxs A Jh eaxy lSu % gesa irk ugha Fkk fd LVsV xouZesaV dh rjg lSUVªy xouZesaV esa Hkh cksxl dke 'k: gks x, gS ^^ A PAPERS LAID ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE Finance Minister (Shrimati Om Prabha Jain) : I beg to layon the Table the Appropriation Accounts of the Government of Haryana for the year 1966-67 (November, 1966 to March, 1967) and Audit Report, 1968. I also beg to lay on the Table the Finance Accounts of the erstwhile Government of the Punjab for the year 1966-67. DISCUSSION ON THE ESTIMATES (SUPPLEMENTARY) OF THE EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR 1968-69 CHARGED ON THE REVENUES OF THE STATE Mr. Speaker : If any hon. Member wants to raise discussion on the Estimates of the expenditure charged on the revenues of the of State he may do so. (No Member rose to speak.) DISCUSSION ON DEMANDS FOR SUPPLEMENTARY GRANTS FOR THE YEAR 1968-69 Finance Minister : The Demands may be deemed to have been read and moved. Mr. Speaker : I am coming to it. According to the previous practice and in order to save the time of the House all the Demands for Grants appearing on the Order Paper will be deemed to have been read and moved. The hon. Members can raise discussion on the Demands but, while speaking, they will have to indicate the Demand No. on which they wish to raise discussion. Gullotine will be applied half-an-hour before the hour of interruption, That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 65,150 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 11—Taxes on Vehicles. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 84,190 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 14— Stamps. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 13,03,600 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 19-• General Administration. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 1,45,900 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 21 Administration of Justice. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 17,07,040 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 28— Education. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 28,00,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 34-Co-operation. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 10 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 42—Multipurpose River Schemes. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 10 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 43 & 44-Irrigation, Navigation, Embankment and Drainage Works (Commercial and non-commercial). That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 9,44,225 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of Charges on Irrigation Establishment. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 10 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 50—Public Works. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 10,19,210 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of Charges on PW B&R Establishment. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 30,00,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 57-Road and Trans- port Schemes. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 10,47,600 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 65- Pensions and Retirement Benefits. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 6,88,460 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 70—Forests. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 85,36,920 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 71—Miscellaneous. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 55,04,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 96- Capital Outlay on Industrial and Economic Development. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 58,00,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 98- Capital Outlay on Multipurpose River Schemes. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 68,59,380 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 99—Capital Outlay on Irrigation, Navigation, Embankment and Drainage Works (Commercial). That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 10 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 103—Capital outlay on Public Works That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 30,20,900 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 114—Capital Outlay on Road and Water Transport schemes. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 50,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 120— payment of Commuted value of pensions. That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs. 48,07,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of Loans and Advances by State Government. Jh eaxy lSu ¼ jksgrd ½ % v/;{k egksn;] eq>s bl ckj lnu esa jkT;iky egksn; ds vfHkHkk"k.k ij fopkj O;ä djus dk oä ugha feyk- -- -- ¼ mik/;{kk inklhu gqbZ ½ ¼eq[; ea=h th ckgj tkus yxs ½ calh yky th tjk cSfB,--- eq[; eU=h % dbZ lkFkh cSBs gSa A ¼fo/u½ A Jh eaxy lSu % fQj ckr djus dk etk ugha vkrk A mUgsa ns[kdj tjk mRlkg jgrk gS A ¼galh ½ fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] vkt lnu esa 1968&69 ds lfIyeS.Vjh ,fLVesV~l ds Åij fopkj gks jgk gS A e/;kof/k pquko ds ckn ds ctV ij bl lnu esa er ysus ds ckn] Loha—fr ysusds ckn] tks [kpkZ gqvk tks xouZeSVa viuh vnwjnf'kZrk ds dkj.k] vuQkjlkbfVMuSl ds dkj.k Qksjlh ugha dj ldh Fkh] mldk bl lfIyeS.Vjh ctV ds vUnj ftØ gS A ¼fo/u ½ rks] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSa vkids }kjk vtZ dj jgk Fkk fd bu lfIyeS.Vjh fMekaM~t ds }kjk] ukSjey ctV ds ikl gks tkus ds ckn tks T;knk [kpkZ xouZeSaV djrh gS] mldh iwf"V ;g gekjs ls ysrh gS A ,d ,d djds vc eSa ,sls [kpksaZ dk ftØ djuk pkgrk gwa A 26 tuojh] 1969] ls lkjs jkT; dh Hkk"kk fgUnh gks xbZ gS vkSj bl lnu ds m/kj cSBus okys fe=ksa us rFkk geus Hkh est ctk ctk dj Lokxr fd;k fd xouZeSaV us cM+k vPNk dne mBk;k gS fd çns'k dh Hkk"kk] ftl Hkk"kk ds vk/kkj ij ;g fgUnh&Hkk"kh çns'k gfj;k.kk cuk gS] jkT; Lrj ij lfpoky; ls ysdj jktLo dk fglkc&fdrkc j[kus okys DydZ rd ds fy;s] fgUnh gksxh vkSj lkjk dke&dkt blh Hkk"kk esa gksxk ysfdu cM+s d"V ls dguk iM+rk gS fd bl ?kks"k.kk ds ckotwn Hkh vHkh rd dke iwjh rjg ls fgUnh esa gksuk 'kq# ugha gqvk gS A blesa dgk x;k gS fd geus VkbZi jkbVj [kjhnus ds fy;s #i;k [kpZ djuk gS A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] bUgsaus VkbZi&jkbVj rks [kjhns ysfdu vHkh Hkh çns'k esa fgUnh lkjs foHkkxksa esa ykxq ugh gqbZ vkSj ges rks vki ls Hkh dguk gw¡ vkSj vius v/;{k egksn; ls Hkh dgu gS fd vkf[kj ,d fnu rks gesa Hkh fo/kku lHkk dh Hkk"kk fgUnh cukuh iM+sxh A ;gka ij dqN ekuuh; lnL; xkSjo vuqHko djrs gSa fd ge vaxzsth cksyuk tkurs gSa] ç'uksÙkj vaxzsth esa dj ldrs gSa A rks eSa vkids }kjk ljdkj ls dguk pkgwaxk fd vkidks dsoy turk dks yqHkkus^ okyk turk dks fç; yxus okyk ,yku gh ugha djuk pkfg, vfirq ml ij O;ogkfjd vkpj.k Hkh djuk pkfg, vkSj vkidks çns'k dh Hkk"kk bZekunkjh ls fgUnh ykxw djuh pkfg, A blds ckn] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSa vkids }kjk ljdkj dk /;ku ml ckr dh vksj vk—"V djuk pkgrk gwa ftldk ftØ vkerkSj ij] lnk] loZnk] lfIyeS.Vjh ctV ds vUnj vk;k djrk gS A og ckr gS fyfVxs'ku dh] vFkkZr eqdnesckth dh A bl lfIyeS.Vjh ctV esa Hkh dne dne ds Åij bl ckr dk fy, gS A eSa vkidk /;ku i`"B 13 dh vksj vk—"V djuk pkgrk gwa D;ksafd ogka dgk x;k gS fd ftl fMekaM ij ge cksysa mldk lkFk lkFk mYys[k djrs tk,a A i`"B 13 ij gSfMax xzk.V bu ,sM Qkj VSfDudy ,twds'ku ds vUrxZr bUgksaus 1]22]850 #i;s dh ekaxdh gS vkSj blds ikVZ ¼b ½ esa ;s dgrs gSa fd yksdy ckSMh Ldwy ds ,d ihvu dks fuyfEcr dj fn;k x;k Fkk tks fd ckn esa dksVZ esa x;k vkSj dksVZ esa tkus ds ckn pwafd] mik/;{k egksn;k] QSlyk mlds gd esa gqvk blfy;s ljdkj dks 4]560 #i;s mls nsus iM+s A fdrus vQlksl dh ckr gS ;g! ,d rks bUgsa iSls nsus iM+s vkSj nwljs rksck Hkh djuh iM+h fd gels xyrh gks xbZ A blh çdkj ls i`"B 14 ij ,fuey glca.Mjh fMikVZeaV ds ,d ofdZx vkSfQlj dks bUgksaus fjoVZ dj fn;k Fkk A og Hkh x;k dksVZ esa vkSj ljdkj dks mls Hkh 483 #i;s 10 u, iSls nsus iM+s- A blds ckn eS vkids }kjk ljdkj dk /;ku] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgcA] iq"V 9 dh vksj vk—"V djuk pkgrk gwa A ,d DydZ egksn; [ktkus ds egd esa es dke djrs Fks A mUgsa fMlfel- dj fn;k x;k^ A cfgu th ¼ foÙk erh ½ rks /;ku ugh ns jgh gSa D;ksafd os dqN i<+ jgh gSa A vkt dh LVkby dk fnu ugha gS ojuk eSa fny dks çlUu djus okyh ckrsa Hkh dgrk jgrk- --- foÙk eU=h % vki dgrs tkb,] eS^ lc lqu jgh gwa A Jh eaxy lSu % rks] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSa dg jgk Fkk fd ljdkj us ml DydZ dks fMlfel fd;k A exj vQlksl ;g gS fd vkius bl DydZ dks cstk rkSj ij fMlfel fd;k vkSj iksfyfVdy ,fDVfoVht ds dkj.k ls fd;k A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] tks ljdkjh eqykfte bl ljdkj dks fVdk, j[kus ds fy;s jkr&fnu Hkkxs Hkkxs fQj jgs gSa] gkaQrs gkaQrs fQj jgs gSa] og rks iksfyfVdy ,fDVfoVht ugha ekuha tkrha ijUrq bl cspkjs dks fMlfel djds j[k fn;k A gks ldrk gS dHkh cspkjs us pquko esa oksV ugha fn;k gksxk ;k bu nksLrksa ds dgus ij gsjk&Qsjh ugha dh gksxha] pquko esa ftrokus dh dksf'k'k ugha dh gksxh vkSjmUgksaus ml ij bytke yxk fn;k fd iksfyVhdy ,fDVfoVht ds dkj.k ls rqEgsa fMlfel fd;k tkrk gS A ;g rks] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] vki ml Hkxoku dk 'kqfØ;k ekusa] ml çHkq dh vijEikj —ik ekus ftldh otg ls mPp&U;k;ky; ls QSlyk feyrk jgrk gw¡ ojuk ;g rks [kM+s xkM+ ns^ yksxksa dks] lkal Hkh u vkus nsaA eS] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] vc vkidk /;ku i`"B 18 dh vksj vkdf"kZr djuk pkgrA gwa A ;g ljdkj fdl rjg ls cgkus ds lkFk turk tuknZu ds xk 'kkld ny ds dqN HkkbZ gekjh rjQ vk;s Fks fQj vkf[kj esa mu ds pj.kksa esa pys x;s- A ft/kj vkjke feyrk gS m/kj pys x;s A os blfy;s x;s fd dqN u dqN feysxk A pkS/kjh jktsUæ flag % gqeus rks nl fnu -esa------¼ fo/u½ Jh eaxy lSu % Jh jktsUæ flag th vki esjs NksVs HkkbZ gSa ftuds vki Hkrhts gS^ mu dh eSa bTtr djrk gwa A pkS/kjh jktsUæ flag % ge ,slk djus okys ugha gSa------¼fo/u½ fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] esjk Iok;aV vkQ vkMZj gS fd Jh eaxy lSu th tks Hkh ckr djrs gSa og bUMk;jSDV djrs gSa A vkt dksbZ Hkh ,slk ugha gS tks bu ckrksa dks u tkurk gks A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck igrs rks jko lkgc dks bUgksaus [kqc LiksVZ fd;k vkf[kj esa QkSju LiksVZ cUn dj nh vkSj xkfy;ka nsuh 'kq: dj nha A ,sls vkneh dks ,slh ckrsa lkspuk Jh eaxy lSu : pkS/kjh jktsUæ flag th vkt rqe gesa xkfy;ka ns yks A eSaus rks ,d ckr dh gS A ge rks ftl ckr dks djrs gSa bZekunkjh ds lkFk djrs gSa vkSj tc fcxM+rs gSa rks bZekunkjh ls fcxM+rs gS A ge us rks tks turk ls ok;ns fd;s gSa tc rd gekjs vUnj lkal gS rc rd mu dks iwjk fd;s cxSj ugha NksM+saxs A pkS/kjh yky flag % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] ;g gkml ,d& nks vkneh ds fy;s ugha gS A rhu jkst ls rks igys gha ;gka yM+kbZ py jgh gS A bykds ds ckjs esa] mu dh rdyhQksa ds ckjs esa rks ;gka dksbZ dqN ugha dgrk gS A blfy;s vki Vkbe eqdjZj dj nsa fdrus le; rd ,d vkneh cksysxk A Jh eaxy lSu % rks fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSa vtZ dj jgk Fkk vki rks cM+h rtqcsZdkj ikfyZ;keSVsjh;u gS] vki ,eå,yålhå Hkh jgha] vij gkml dh ps;jeSu Hkh jgha A vxj vki dks dksbZ ekSdk ugha feyk] rks ckr nwljh gS A [kSj bu ckrksa dks NksfM, ;g rks tkrh ckrsa gS A rks eSa vtZ djuk pkgrk gwa fd bu ljdkjh ewtkfyeksa dks Jh cUlh yky th us dgk fd rqe ;gka ls fudy tkvks A ;g fdruh cqjh ckr gS A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck deh fdlh] us] fdlh phQ fefuLVj us ,slk ugha dgk A eq[; eU³h ds fy, ;g ckrsa 'kksHkk ugha nsrh gS A tc Hkxoku ,d o`{k dks Qy yxkrk gS rks og o`{k fuEu gksrk tS vki dks bl rjg ls vkdMs ugha jguk pkfg, A geus rks dSjks lkgc dk jkt Hkh ns[kk A os HkkbZ dgk djrs Fks fd esjs jkT; es Qyka ckr ugha gksuh pkfg, A gekjh cnfdLer os Hkh pys x;s A gka rks fMIVh Lihdj lkfgc] eS vki dk /;ku jksMost ds deZpkfj;ksa dh rjQ vkdf"kZr dj jgk Fkk A mik/;{kk % eSa vkujscy eSEcj ls dguk pkgrh gwa fd fMek.M~t Hkh i'k gksuh gSa vkSj ,Q- ,e- lkgc dks Hkh VkbZe nsuk gS vkSj FkksM+k&cgqr vkSjksa dks Hkh VkbZe nsuk gS blfy, tYnh [kRe djsa A MkDVj lkfgc vki ikSus ?k.Vs ls cksy jgs gSa A vki crk,a fd vki vkSj fdruk VkbZe ysaxs A eS rks pkgrh gwa fd vki FkksM+k lk vkSj cksysa A Jh eaxy lSu % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] vxj vki dgrh gSa rks eSa cksyrk gh ugha cSB tkrk gwa A mik/;{kk % vki rks cM+s jhtuscy vkneh g A Jh eaxy lSu % vki dh cM+h esgjckuh vki ds eqga ls ;g 'kCn fudys esjs fy, A vkSj dksbZ eSEcj rks cksyuk ugha pkgrk] blfy, eq>s cksyus nhft, A Jherh 'kkjnk jkuh daoj % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] vkujscy eSEcj lkfgc us dgk gS fd vkSj dksbZ Hkh cksyuk ugha pkgrk] eS tkuuk pkgwaxh fd D;k mUgksaus dksbZ lwph ns[kh Fkh fd dksbZ cksyuA- pkgrk gS ;k ugha pkgrk A mudks dSls b l ckr dk irk yx x;k\ Jh eaxy lSu % eS viuh cguks ls ç'u d:axk fd ;g gekjk ekeyk gS og gesa HkkbZ;ksa ls fuiVus nsa vkSj vki n[ky u nsa A eq>s oSls gh cM+k fygkt gS vki dk gj ekeys esa A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] vki ftruk dgsaxs mruk gh ohy dj cSB tkÅaxk A mik/;{kmik/;{kkk %k % vki ikap feuV vkSj cksy ysa A Jh eaxy lSu % vxj vki us ikap feuV gh ns us gw¡ ^ rks fQj eS cSB tkrk gqa A mik/;{kk % rks fQj vki crk;sa fd vki fdruk VkbZe pkgrs gS^ A Jh eaxy lSu % eS 15 ;k 20 feuV esa [kRe dj nwa xk A mik/;{kk % vki dks 10 feuV vkSj fn, tkrs gSa A cgqr lh vkoktsa % ge lc viuk VkbZe budks ns rs gS^ A Jh eaxy lSu % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] vc rks lkjs vkiksth'ku okys dg jgs- gS^ fd ge u gha cksysaxs] vc rks eSa vk/kk ?k.Vk cksy ldrk gwa A mik/;{kk % vki 10 feuV cksy yhft, A Jh eaxy lSu % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eS vki ds }kjk ;g ckr dg jgk Fkk fd ljdkjh eqykteks dks ,d eU=h egksn; opu ns dj ckn esa eqdj tkrs gSa A ; g [kqj'khn vgen lkfgc dh rLohj gS A 'kDy rks cM+h Hkksyh & Hkkyh gS A eSa bl QksVks dks Vscy vkQ nh gkml ij j[krk gwa rkfd vkus okyh lUrkusa Hkh ns[k ldsa A ¼ fo /u ½ Jherh pUækorh vku ,Iok;a V vkQ vkMZj eSMe] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] bl oä tc fd lIyheS.Vjh MhekaM~t ij cgl gks jgh gS fdlh eSEcj dh ;k fefuLVj dh QksVks gkml esa is'k dh tk ldrh gS A eS le>rh gwa fd ;g bl rjg ls u gha gksuk pkfg, vkSj ;g ,Dliat gksuk pkfg, A foÙk eU=h % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] ftu dkeksa ds ckjs esa ;g lIyhesaVªh MhekaM~t vkbZ gSa ds or mu ds ckjs esa gh ogl gks ldrh gS A ;g rks deZpkfj;ksa dks tks fiNyk Mh å , å fn;k x;k Fkk mlds ckjs esa gS A blfy, bjSaysoSV cgl djus dh xYr dUoSU'ku ugha Mkyuh pkfg, A mik/;{kk % vkSj dkSu lh MhekaMt ij cksy jgs gSa] tjk crk nhft,A Jh eaxy lSu % tjk D;k eS lkjk gh crk nsrk gwa A ;g fMekaM uEcj 26 gS eq>s cM+k d"V gqvk tks cgu vkse çHkk th cksys gSa A cgu pUækorh th cksys rks le> vk ldrh gS D;ksafd og phQfOgi gS viuh ikVZh ds A Jherh pUækorh % MkDVj lkfgc eSa phQ fCgi ugha gwa A Jh eaxy lSu % yxrk rks ,s ls gh Fkk] gesa irk ugh Fkk fd vki fcuk Msftxus'ku gh bruh HkkxnkSM+ djrh gSa A ¼ fo/u ½ eSus ckr cM+h jSysoSVa dgh gS A xouZeSVa ,EykbZt dks Mh å , å fn;k gS] blds ckjs esa eSa dqN ckrsa dg jgk gwa] vxj ;g jSysoSaV ugh , gw¡ rks Qj: vkSj dkSu lh ckr jS ysoSV gks ldrh gS A , d eU=h egksn; xouZeSV ,EIykbZt ls ok;nk djds vkrs gSa A vkSj gkml esa vkdj equfdj gks tkrs gSa A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSa viuh cgu vkse çHkk tSu dks dgwaxk fd mu dks rks ,EiykbZt ds lkFk csbZUlkQh ugha djuh pkfg, A ,d lky dk Mhå ,å mudk ljdkj igys gh ih xbZ gS A og cspkjs jks jgs gS^ fd iatkc ds cjkcj gekjs Mhå,å esa c Jh eaxy lSu rks fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck ;g ckr tph ugh A eS bu dks crk nsuk pkgrk gwa- fd vc rd rks og jktuhfr ls nwj Fks ysfdu ;kn j[kks dksbZ oä vk,xk og jktuhfr ds gkFk t:j fn[kk,axs A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] cgqr lh ,slh nsfo;ka gS ftu dks chl ehy dh nwjh ij Qsad fn;k x;k gS A cgqr lh ,slh cgusa eq>s feyh gSa ftu dks xkaoksa ds vUnj jgus ds fy, dksbZ edku ugha feyk A foÙk eU=h % MkDVj lkfgc cguksa ij rks ;g dkuwu ykxq gh ugha gqvk] ;g fcYdqy xyr ckr gS A Jh eaxy lSu % eS vki dks uke crk ldrk gwa cguksa ds tks ftys ls ckfgj Hksth xbZ gSa A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck eSa viuh daLVhfp;wU;h ls pkj ckj bySD'ku thr dj vk;k gwa] esjs ikl dksbZ Hkh ,slk çek.k ugha gS fd ogka ij dksbZ tu la?k dk dke djus okyk Vhpj jgrk Fkk] eSus dHkh ;g ugha iwNk fd og oksV fdl dks nsdj vkrs gSa A ftu yksxksa dks bUgksaus cs?kj fd;k gS mu dk dksbZ vkSj nks"k ugha Fkk A vly ckr ;g Fkh fd phQ fefuLVj egksn; ds eqdkcys es ,d Vhpj cspkjk vM+ x;k] bUgksaus dgk fd ;g esjs lkeus dwMk gS bl fy, budh lkjh cjknjh dks gh [kkukcnks'k cuk nks A muds fy, ,sls gkykr iSnk dj fn, fd og cspkjs cM+s nq%[kh vkSj ijs'kku gSa A tgka og nq%[kh gS ml ds lkFk lkFk f'k{kk esa Hkh cgqr gkfu gqbZ gS A cPps mu dk dguk ugha ekurs] dgrs gSafd ;g u;k ekLVj gS] ge bldks igpkurs ugha A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck vkt ,slk ekSdk rks ugha Fkk] ysfdu vki dqN ukjkt utj vkrh gSa A vxj vki dgks rks eSa cSB tkrk gwa A dqN vki ds gko Hkko ns[k dj eS Mj tkrk gwa vkSj dksbZ ckr ugha gS A mik/;{kk % VkbZe uks vk, dk gks jgk gS A Jh eaxy lSu % le; rks oSls ugha gqvk gS A oSls gh lkjk VkbZe tk;k dj fn;k chp es gh vkSj ewM gh lkjk fcxkM+ fn;k A rks eSa fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck vkids }kjk dg jgk Fkk cgu th ls fd vkids bl çns'k eSa ,sls 'kqHk pj.k iM+s fd dHkh Hkxoku :B tkrk gS vkSj dHkh nfj;k :B dj p<+ tkrs gSa gekjs Åij A blfy;s eS çkFkZuk djuk pkgrk gwa fd 21 lky ls vki^ dk yxkrkj 'kklu gS vkSj vkidh ikVhZ dk 'kklu gS rks eSa vkidh lsok esa dguk pkgrk gwa fd bl leL;k dk dksbZ LFkkbZ gy fudkyks vkSj bldk dksbZ ijekusaV lkSY;w'ku fudkyks A mik/;{kk % vki dk le; gks x;k gS bl fy;s vc [kRe djsa A nwljksa dks Hkh ekSdk nsuk gS vkSj dbZ cksyus okys cSBs gSa A Jh eaxy lSu % eSa viksth'ku ls lEcU/k j[krk gwa vkSj esjk jkbZV gS cksyus dk vkSj cksyuk Hkh ge us gh gS vkSj ljdkj dh =qfV;ka crkuh gSa A rks eSa dguk pkgrk gwa fd bUgksaus 'kq: esa ,slk lkspk Fkk fd nsgyh esa ,d gfj;k.kk gkml cuk;k tk,] gfj;k.kk Hkou cuk;k tk, A eq[; eU=h curs gh calh rky th us cM+h lqfo/kk,a nh vc rks t; jke th dh Hkh ugha gS A 'kq: 'kq: es bu ls feys rks dgus yxs MkDVj lkgc ns[kuk eSEcjku dk LVsVl jst dj nq xk A ;g tks jsy csy ds lQj dk çksxzke ges feyk gS ;g Hkh lksp dj cuk;k gS vPNh ckr gS ge- buds _.kh gs^] tSls gh Qqjjlr ;gka ls feyrh rS bldk ykHk mBk;k tk,xk A gka rks dgus yxs fd nsgyh ds jSLV&gkml esa dksbZ Hkh tk, vkB vkus nsdj Bgj ldrk gS A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] cM+s vQlksl ds lkFk dguk iM+rk gS A bu lnL;ksa Hks cgqr de ?kweus fQjus okys gSa vkSj vki tkurh gS fd eSgh T;knk ?kweus okyk gwa D;ksafd esjs- Åij ifjokj x`gLFkh dh ftEesnkjh ugha gS u eq>s dksbZ ckiw dgus okyk gS vkSj u dksbZ ifr dgus okyk gS ¼ galh ½ lkjk fnu dke esa gh yxk jgrk gwa A ogka tkrs gS^ rks dgrs gSa fd lkgc vki Bgj ugha ldrs A cM+s d"V ds lkFk dguk iM+rk gS fd dbZ ckj ogka x, vkSj ,slk gqvk vkSj ge us dgk fd D;k NksVh lh ckr dks uksfVl esa yk;sa dgksaxs fd D;k NksVh lh ckr ysdj vk x, A ogka çHkq dh —ik ls cM+s fe= gSa vkSj------¼ Jh cukjlh nkl xqIrk dh rjQ ls fo?u ½ ;g jSLV gkml O;ksjksØSVl ds fy;s gh D;ksa gS xqIrk th dqN vius LVsVl dk Hkh /;ku j[ksa A ljdkjh eqykte gh D;ksa ogka Bgjsaxs vki D;ksa ugha Bgj ldrs gSa A ,d ljdqyj Hkst fn;k fd vki ogka ij Bgj ugha ldrs gSa A ¼fo?u ½ ;g vPNh ckr gS Hkou cukvks vkSj lkFk tks ckdh jSLV&gkml gSa muesa Hkh Bgjus dh lqfo/kk feyuh pkfg, A ¼?kaVh ½ ;g tks jksMost ds ckjs es------¼?kaVh ½ vPNk th vxj cksyus ugha nsuk pkgrs rks cSB tkrk gwa A Jherh pUækorh % ¼yksgk:½ fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] ;g tks lIyhesaVjh MhekaM~t fo/kku lHkk ds lkeus gS vkSj tks foÙk eU=h lkgc us is'k dh gS esa muds ckjs esa dqN dguk pkgrh gwa A ;g Bhd gS fd bu MhekaMt dks ns[kus ls gh irk iM+ tkrk gS vkSj ljdkj us tks dke fd;k gS bu N: lkr eghuksa esa ogw fdruk fd;k gS mldk C;ksjk ekyqegks tkrk gS fdruk okj QqfVax ij dke gqvk gS ;g lkjk vxj ge bu MhekaM~t dks ns[ksa rks lkjk irk iM+ tkrk gS fd fdruk dke gqvk gS pkgs vki fdlh lQh;j dks dks ysa okj QqfVax ij dke gqvk gS ;g vki ns[k ldrs gSa] lc ls cM+h pht tks ge pkgrs gSog ;g gS fd lks'kfyLV iSVuZ ykus ds fy;s xkao esa fctyh nsuh gw¡] gesa vU/ksjs ?kjksa dks jks'kuh nsuh gS] ges muds vkfFkZd Jherh pUækorh % fyLV esjs ikl Hkh gS A tks vki ds ikl gS] tc vkidk oä vk,xk rks crk nsuk ysfdu brus vjls esa 18 gtkj Vîwc&oSYt ,ujtkbZt fd, x, gSa A eSa le>rh gwa fd ;g tks eScaj estj lkgc [kM+s gq, Fks og vkB nl eghus ljdkj esa Fks og viuk fglkc crk nsa fd fdrus fd, Fks A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh % og lc crk nq xk esjs ikl lc dqN gSA Jherh pUækorh % eSa bruk crkuk pkgrh Fkh fd& bl vdky ds ckctwn Hkh vkSj brus Hkkjh ¶yM~t gksrs gq, Hkh ge le>rs gSfd gekjh tks bl oä dh Qly dh çksMD'ku gksxh fiNys lky ls Hkh dqN T;knk cs'kd gksxh de gksus dh xqatk;'k ugha gS A bl ckr ls gesa irk iM+rk gS fd fdruh okj QqfVax ij dke gqvk gS vkSj gks jgk gS ysfdu fQj Hkh eSa ,d lq>ko nsuk pkgrh gwa A Qsfeu ds fy;s ftruk #i;k MhekM esa j[kk gS---- estj vehj flag pkS/kjh % dgka j[kk gS\ uks euh A Jherh pUækorh % j[kk gS A eSa dguk pkgrh gwa fd og #i;k T;knk j[kuk pkfg, Fkk D;ksafd dkQh fgLlk gS] egsUæx<+ dk gS fglkj dk gs tgka ij vdky iM+rk gS vkSj pkjs vkSj ?kkl dh deh gS A fiNys lky Hkh mu fgLlksa esa deh Fkh A egsaæx< vkSj fglkj ds dqN fgLls ,sls gSa tks vk, lky gh ,d rjg ls vdky ds ikfdV cus gq, gSa vkSj mu fgLlksa esa ges'kk ls -vdky iM+rk jgk gS A rks eSa dguk pkgrh gwa fd bl en esa T;knk iSls j[kus pkfg, vkSj yksxksa dks jhyhQ odZ dh vkSj T;knk t#jr gw¡ A eS bl i{k esa ugha fd yksxksa dks rdkoh nh tk, A fdlku vkt tks ys ysrk gS dy mldks okil ugha dj ldrk A mldh Hkh fnDdrs gS A mldks rks dke nsuk pkfg, vkSj fey Hkh jgk gS ysfdu blds ckotwn mldh dfBukbZ ds eghus vk jgs gSa A vkSj vc vkus okys gS^ A pkjs dh deh gks tk, xh A vukt rks fey tkrk gS ysfdu lc ls cM+h fnDdr tks fdlku dks vkrh gS og pkjs dh deh dh gS A jktLFkku esa Hkh cM+k Hkkjh vdky iM+k gqvk gS vkSj vkl ikl ds bykdksa esa iM+us dh otg ls lc txg pkjs dh deh gS A fdlku dh e`R;q rks mlh oä gks tkrh gS tc mlds i'kq /kkj dk uqDlku gks tkrk gS A blfy;s ;g t:jh gS fd vkus okyksa ctV es Qsfeu jhyhQ ds fy;s vkSj #i;k j[ksa vkSj fo'ks"k dj pkjs ds fy;s T;knk iSlk vkuk pkfg, A MkDVj eaxy lSu th ,d ckr dk ftØ dj jgs Fks fd ljdkjh & dks dqN ok;ns fd, x, tks fuHkk, ugha ge us A gesa dksbZ ok;ns djus dk rks irk ugh ysfdu bl oä gfj;k.kk ljdkj] eSa le>rh gqa] fd lkjs fgUnqLrku esa tks vyx vyx LVsV~l gSa] mu lc LVsV~l esa esjs [;ky esa nks pkj uEcj ij vkrh gS tgka lcls&T;knk ru[kkg deZpkfj;ksa dks fey jgh gS A mudk eagxkbZ HkÙkk c<+kus ls 77 yk[k #i;k lkykuk [kpZ gksxk vkSj ru[kkg c<+kus ls nks djksM+ #i;k ls T;knk #i;k yxsxk vkSj ge ekurs gSa fd vxj ge dks lqpk: :i ls ljdkj dks pykuk gS vkSj geus Bhd Jh lR; ukjk;.k flag % Lihdj lkgc us tc bl ij cgl 'kq: djkbZ Fkh rks fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck mUgksaus Qjek;k Fkk fd ftl oä cgl gks rks cksyus okyk MhekM uEcj Hkh ns ysfdu ;g rks IysVQkjeh Lihp gks jgh gS MhekM uEcj ugha fn;k tk jgk gS A ftl oä eaxy lSu th cksy jgs Fks rks ,slk dgk x;k Fkk fd mik/;{kk% mudks fcYdqy ugha Vhdk x;k xyr okr gS A tks MhekaM~t gkml esa gSa mu ij gh cksy jgs gSa A Jherh pUækorh % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSa ork jgh Fkh fd gekjh tks ij&dSihVk bUde gS bl ckjs es tks cgqr NksVk nqdkunkj gS ;k ikap ,dM+ ls NksVk tks fdlku gS ;k tks ,xzhdYpjy yscjj gS ;k nwljk edkuksa dk dke djrk gS ftldks dHkh etnwjh feyrh gS dHkh ugha feyrh] D;k ge muds okjs esa Hkh ns[krs gSa fd mu dh ij& dSihVk bUdok;jh ij&eUFk ;k ij&b;j D;k gS\ eSa budks ,d lykg nsrh gwa A ;g ftruh ru[kkg c<~rh gS mruk çkbZl jkbZt gks tkrk gS] ftlds Åij xouZeSVa vkQ bf.M;k dk rks eku ldrh gwa ysfdu tks LVsV ljdkjsa gSa mudk bruk gkFk ugha gksrk A ftruh ru[kkg c JhJhJherhJh erh pUækorh % FkksM+k lk VkbZe vkSj ywaxh A ljdkj us bULiSDVjksa ls O;kikfj;ksa ij Nkis ekjus ls tks ihNk NqM+k;k gS ;g cM+k jSoksY;q'kujh dne gS A gks ldrk gS fd ljdkj dks dqN ?kkVk mBkuk iM+s] ysfdu blds ckotqn Hkh ge lksprs gSa fd ;g cM+k jSoksY;q'kujh dne gS ftlesa nqdkunkjksa dks bekunkj jgus dk ekSdk feyrk gS A bULiSDVj y[kirh dks Hkh oSls gh Mhy djrk gS tSls fdlh NksVs nqdkunkj dks Mhy djrk gS vkSj T;knk l[rh cjrrk gS ftlls nqdkunkj cM+h csbTtrh le>rk Fkk mik/;{kk % eSa vkujscy eSEcj lkfgck ls fuosnu djrh gwa fd os fMekaM ij cksys A vkidk VkbZe Hkh gkS x;k gS A Jherh pUækorh % eSa vHkh okbZ vi djrh nwa A oSls xouZj ,sMªSl ij tks cgl gksrh gS ml esa lc feyh tqyh phtsa gksrh gSa vkSj tks ,sMSjl jkT;iky egksn; us fn;k gS mlesa tks rjDdh ds dke fd;s gSa mUgh ds fy;s lIyheSaVjh fMekaMt gksrh gSa A [kSj] vxj vki dgrh gSa rks eSa cSB tkrh gwa A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eq>s VkbZe ugha feyk A viksth'ku ds eSEcjksa dks Hkh cksyus nsa] ;g lkjk jksy viksth'ku dk gh gS A mik/;{kk % igys Jherh çlUuh nsoh cksysaxh] mlds ckn vki cksysxsA Jherh çlUuh nsoh ¼bUæh ½ % fMIVh Lihdj egksn;k] vkius eq>s cksyus ds fy, VkbZe fn;k gS] blds fy, eSa vki dk cMqr cgqr /kU;okn djrh gwa A vkt gkml esa lIyhesVjh fMekaM~t is'k gSa] bu ij dqN dguk pkgrh gwa A fiNys dqN eghuksa esa ljdkj us tks dke fd;k gS ml ij vxj vki utj nkSM+k;s rks irk pyrk gS fd ljdkj us gj egdes esa rsth ls dke fd;k gS vkSj ljkguh; dne mBk;s gSa A ysfdu blds ckotwn dgha dgha U;wurk jg xbZ gS tSls f'k{kk foHkkx gS A f'k{kk ds fy, tks jde j[kh xbZ gS og FkksM+h gS A fiNys lky ctV esa xqatk;'k de gksrs gq, Hkh LVsV esa dksbZ 154 ds djhc^ feMy vkSj gkbZ Ldwy cus A fQj Hkh cgqr ls ,sls bykds gSa tgka ij f'k{kk dh cgqr t:jr gS vkSj vHkh rd dksbZ fo'ks"k dke ugh¡ gqvk gS A nl nl iUæg iUæg ehy rd gkbZ vkSj feMy Ldwy ugha gS A ljdkj dks bl rj# /;ku nsuk pkfg, A gka] ljdkj us cPpksa dh Qhl ekQh dk tks dne mBk;k gS ;g cgqr vPNk gS A ysfdu eSfMdy dkyst dh f'k{kk ds ckjs esa gkml ls çkFkZuk djuk pkgrh gwa A ;g rks Bhd gS fd dqN lhVsa fjtoZ gSa gfj;k.kk ds fygkt ls ysfdu esjh çkFkZuk gS fd nsgkr ds fygkt ls Hkh dqN lhVsa fjtoZ gksuh pkfg, D;ksafd gekjs nsgkr es vui JheJheJherhJhe rh çlUuh nsoh % cl th] esa vHkh ,d feuV vkSj cksy dj lekIr djrh gwa A esjh ljdkj ls vUr esa ;gh çkFkZuk gS fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] vkids }kjk fd bl gfj;k.kk LVsV dks vkxs ys tkus ds fy, gesa pkfg, fd ge fdlku] etnwj ;k tks fiNM+k gqvk oxZ gS] [kkl rkSj ij nsgkr esa clus okyk tks Hkh gS] mldh t:jrksa dks iwjk djus ds fy, ctV esa T;knk lsT;knk /;ku fn;k djsa A eq[; eU=h % jko lkfgc dk jkeiqjk Hkh nsgkr esa vkrk gS A D;k mls Hkh vkSj MoSYi fd;k tk,\ ¼ fo?ku ½ Jherh çlUuh nsoh % mik/;{k egksn;k] pwafd VkbZe FkksM+k gS] blfy, eSa T;knk u dgrh gqbZ] vki dk /kU;okn djrh gqbZ] flQZ ,d ckr dgdj vius Hkk"k.kdks lekIr djrh gwa fd ljdkj us 26 tuojh ls fgUnh dks jkT; dh Hkk"kk ds :i esa ykxw djds fiNM+h gqbZ turk dh cM+h Hkkjh eqf'dykr dks Hkh nwj dj fn;k gS A ¼nks&rhu lnL; cksyus ds fy, [kM+s gq, ½ mik/;{kk % esa pkS/kjh yky flag th dks VkbZe nsuk pkgrh gwa exj mUgs rhu feuV es viuk Hkk"k.k [kRe dj nsuk iM+sxk A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] vc eq>s VkbZe feyuk pkfg, A vHkh rd vkiksth'ku ls dsoy ,d vkneh cksyk gS A mik/;{kk % estj lkfgc] bl ckr dk DoS'pu ugha gS A eaxy lSu th us dgk Fkk fd viksth'ku dh rjQ ls dksbZ ugha cksysxk A os 31 feuV rd cksy x, gSa tc fd bUgsa eSus vHkh rd dsoy 20 feuV fn, gSa A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh % eaxy lSu th ds dgus dks eSaugha tkurk A b/kj rhu xzqi gSa A vkidks lc dks VkbZe nsuk pkfg, A mik/;{kk % eS igys gh 31 feuV ns pqdh gwa] vc rhu feuV ds fy, yky flag th cksysaxs A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] ;g ikap djksM+ dk b'kq gS vkSj vki bldks ,d&nks feuV esa [kRe djuk pkgrh gSa A mik/;{kk % vxj vki yksx gkml dk VkbZe c<+kus ds fy, rS;kj gksa] rks eSa vki dks 10 feuV ns ldrh gwa A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh % vki pkgs nks ?k.Vs VkbZe c<+k ysa exj eSa cksywaxk t:j A bl rjg rks vki gesa etcwj djrs gS fd ge ps;j ds vkMZjt dks fMQkbZ djsa vkSj ;gka ij /kjuk nsa A mik/;{kk % bldh t:jr ugha A gkml dk MSdksje rks t:j jgsxk A ysfdu eSa VkbZe c<+k dj t:j vkidks VkbZe nwaxh A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh % ge dks rks etcwj fd;k tkrk gS bu phtksa ds fy, A pkS/kjh yky flag ¼ ukjk;.kx< ½ % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSus vius bykds ds ckjs es ckrs rks cgqr dqN dguh Fkh ijUrq le; dh deh ds dkj.k lkjh ckrsa ugha dg ldwaxk vkSj eS viuh Lihp dks tYnh gh [kRe djus dh dksf'k'k d:axk ysfdu fQj Hkh vkius tks eq>s VkbZe rhu feuV dk fn;k gS vxj mldks vki ikap feuV dj nsa rks vkidh cgqr esgjckuh gksxh A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] blesa dksbZ 'kd ugha fd gekjh ljdkj cM+h rsth ls dke dj jgh gS ysfdu eSa vius gYds ds ckjs es dqN dguk pkgrk gwa fd egdes okys rks ;s dgrs gS fd rhl Vîwc& oSy yxsxs ysfdu phQ fefuLVj lkfgc viuh Lihp es ;s dgrs gSa vkSj mUgksaus txg txg ;g dgk gS fd nks lkS V;qcoSy yxsaxs A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eS ^ vkidh ekQZr ljdkj ls ;g nj[kkLr djuk pkgrk gwa fd tSlk fd phQ fefuLVj lkfgc dgrs gSa os VîwcoSy nks lkS gh yxus pkfg,a A os V;wcoSy lc ljdkj dh rjQ ls yxus pkfg, D;ksafd gekjs bykds esa cgqr xjhc vkneh gSa mudk rks xqtkjk Hkh eqf'dy ls pyrk gS A nwljh ckr tks] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eS vkidh ekQZr ljdkj ls dguk pkgrk gwa og ;g gS fd gekjs bykds esa ufn;ksa dk tky fcNk gqvk gS A gqekjs bykds es ftrus Hkh yksx edku cukrs gS ^ os lc ufn;ka cgk ys tkrh gSa ftl ls mu xjhcksa dks cM+h fnDdr dk lkeuk djuk iM+rk gS A blfy, eS ljdkj ls nj[kkLr d:axk fd oºzka ij ,d MSe cuk fn;k tk;s rkfd og ikuh [ksrh ds dke es vk lds A tks ufn;ksa ds ikl dh tehu gS ml esa ewaxQyh gks ldrh gS A ogka ij bruh ewaxQyh gks ldrh gS fd lkjs fgUnq& Lrku esa bruh dgha ugha gksxh A blfy, ljdkj ls esjh ;g nj[kkLr gS fd ogka ij MSe t:j cuuk pkfg, A rhljh ckr tks gS og ;g gS fd esjs bykds ds yksxksa dh ftUnxh [krjs esa gS A ogka ij yksxksa dks ihus d ikuh Bhd rjg ls ugha fey jgk gS A vkt rd gekjs bykds esa ihu , dk ikuh dks Hkh iwjk ugha fey ik;k gS A ge dgrs gSa fd ges vktknh fey x;h gS ysfdu og vktknh fdlh dke dh ugha tc fd yksxksa dks iwjk ihus dk ikuh Hkh u feys A ;g dsoy esjs gh bykds esa ugha gS vkSj Hkh bykds gSa A blh fy, eSa ljdkj ls nj[kkLr d:axk fd gj vkneh dks ihus dk ikuh t:j vPNk feyuk pkfg, A esjs bykds es ,d ldksjs esa ,d VSDl dk NksVk lk iqy gS A tc Hkh dksbZ vkneh ml iqy ls xqtjrk gS rks mldks nks #i, dh ijph dVokuh iM+rh gS\ ;g ijph ,d ckj dVokus ls dke ugha pyrk A vxj og nwljs VkbZe ij ogka ls xqtjrk gS rks Hkh nwljh ijph mldks nks #i, dh dVokuh iM+rh gS A blfy, ljdkj dks pkfg, fd og bl flLVe dks cUn djs A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck eSa vkidh ekQZr ljdkj ls ;g fuosnu d:axk fd esjs bykds ds lc xkoksa esa vijksp jksM+ cukbZ tk;sa rks vPNk gksxk D;ksafd vijksp jksM cuus ls lkjs xkaoksa dk duSD'ku 'kgjksa ls tqM+ tk;sxk A ftl ls nsgkr dh turk& dks cgqr Qk;nk gksxk A blfy, vijksp jksM djuh pkfg, A nwljs xkaoksa ds vUnj ftrus ;s VwVs&çkVs dq,a iM+s gq, gSa mudh ejEer gksuh pkfg, A xkoksa ds vUnj ;g gkyr gS fd dqvksa esa dhM+s iM+s gq, gSa mudh lQkbZ oxSjg fcYdqy ugha gksrh gS blfy, ljdkj dks pkfg, fd mudh lQkbZ djk;s rkfd ihus dk ikuh lkQ fey lds A ljdkj dks vius ctV ls iSlk fudky dj ;g dke t:j djuk pkfg, A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] gekjs bykds esa dksbZ ljdkjh Ldwy ugh gS vkSj gkbZ Ldwy o feMy Ldwy Hkh cgqr de gSa ljdkjh Ldwy T;knk ls T;knk gksus pkfg,a D;ksafd vkSj lc çkbZosV gSa A blfy, esjs bykds esa ljdkjh Ldwy vkSj dkyst oxSjg Hkh cuuk pkfg, A ¼fo/u½ mik/;{kk % ;s fMekaMt gSa vki ctV ij cksy ysuk] le; FkksM+k gS A pkS/kjh yky flag % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] tks lc ls t:jh ckr gS og Hkh eSa crykuk pkgrk gwa A og ;g gS fd QSfeyh Iykfuax tks gS mlds ckjsa esa ejne'kqekjh dh tk;s A ftl vkneh ds rhu cPps gksa ;k T;knk gksa mlh dk vkijs'ku fd;k tk, A ;g ugha gksuk pkfg, fd tks 70 lky dk cqïk gS ml dk Hkh vkijs'ku gks jgk gS tks 12 lky dk cPpk gS mldk Hkh vkijs'ku gks jgk gS A bl rjg ds vkijs'ku cUn gksus pkfg,a A ;s tks [kkukiqjh djrs gSa ;g dke cUn gksuk pkfg, A mUgh vknfe;ksa dk gksuk pkfg, ftlds rhu ;k rhu lsT;knk cPps gksa A vc eSa eysfj;k okyksa ds ckjs esa Hkh FkksM+k lk dguk pkgrk gwa A tc ;s xkoksa esa tkrs gSarks ;s yksxksa dks nokbZ;ka oxSjg dqN ugha nsrs gSa flQZ edkuksa ij uEcj fy[k dj vk tkrs gSa A bu eysfj;k okyksa dk gesa dksbZ Qk;nk ugha gS A mu nokb;ksa dks ;s cktkj esa csp nsrs gSa A nwljh ckr tks eysfj;k okyksa ds ckjs- esa dguk pkgrk gwa og ;g fd tc ;s gekjs bykds esa tkrs gSa rks gekjh vkSjrs pkjik;h oxSjg [kM+h djds lSgu esa ugk jgh gksrh gSarks mudks ;g gqDe fn;k tk;s fd tc ;s ?kjksa- esa tk;sa rks [kaxkj dj vUnj tk;sa A ¼fo/u ½ mik/;{kk % yky flagth vki viuh Lihp [kRe djs ojuk vkSjksa dks VkbZe ugha feysxk A pkS/kjh yky flag % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSa ,d vkSj nj[kkLr d:axk fd esjs bykds ds fy, tks Hkh Vîwc&oSy lSD'ku gq, gSa os tYnh ls tYnh lkjs ds lkjs yxus pkfg,a vkSj tks yxs gq, gSa os pkyw gksus pkfg,a A EXTENSION OF TIME OF THE SITTING mik/;{kk % eS fdlh vkujscy eSEcj dks VkbZe nsus ls igys gkml dh lSU; ysuk pkgrh gwa fd D;k vk/kk ?k.Vs ds fy, gkml dk VkbZe c<+k fn;k tk;s\ eSEcjksa dh vksj ls % th gka mik/;{kk % gkml dk vk/kk ?k.Vs ds fy, VkbZe c<+k fn;k gS vc gkml lkr cts rd pysxk A vc eSa estj vehj flag th ls fjDoSLV d:axh fd os cksys A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh ¼ckMMk ½ % fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSbl lkjh dk;Zokgh dks ns[k jgk gwa A vxj es dqN dgwaxk rks vki yksx lkjs ,rjkt djsaxs A vHkh tc MkDVj eaxy lSu th cksy jgs Fks rks cfgu vkse çHkk th us dgk fd ;g jSysoSV ugha gS A eSa rks dHkh bu ckrksa ij dksbZ Iok;aV vkQ vkMZj oxSjg ugha mBkrk gwa ysfdu fQj Hkh vHkh yky flag th us QSfeyh Iykfuax ds ckjs es dgk] Jherh pUækorh th us fctyh ds ckjs esa dgk bu lc phtksa ds ckjs esa lIyhesVjh ctV ds vUnj dgka fy[kk gqvk gS A ijUrq eSa rks [kq'k gwa vxj dksbZ HkkbZ fdlh fo"k; ij cksyk gS tSlk fd vHkh dgr ds ckjs esa dgk x;k A esjs [;ky ds eqrkfcd ;s lc ckrsa tsuqbu gh gSa A mik/;{kk % estj vehj flag th vkidk le; [kjkc gks jgk gS A vki tks dqN Hkh dguk pkgrs gSa dfg, A VkbZe FkksM+k gS tks mUgksaus dg fn;k og xyr Fkk bjjSysoSV Fkk A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh %%% vHkh fctyh ds eqrkfYyd Jherh pUækorh th us dgk] tks dqN mUgksaus dgk gS vxj mlds fo"k; esa ugha dgrk gwa rks viksth'ku dk QtZ iwjk ugha djrk gwa A rks blfy;s] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] fctyh cksMZ us tks dqN dke fd;s gS eS mudh iwjh rjg ls ljkguk djrk gwa ysfdu ;g dg nsuk fd fctyh cksMZ us 17 gtkj Vîwc- oSy yxk fn;s ;g xyr ckr gS A fctyh cksMZ ds okjs esa eSus loky Hkh fn;k Fkk vkSj mldk tokc Jh iksloky th us fn;k gS A mlesa crk;k x;k gS fd 9]935 VîwcoSyksa ds duSD'ku fn;s gSa A blesa lgh ckr dkSu lh gS\ [kq'kh gksrh eq>s vxj ,slk gks tkrk A foÙk eU=h : 15 gtkj gks pqds gSa A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh % ;g rks [kq'kh dh ckr gS ysfdu bl fdLe dk çkisxMk djuk xyr ckr gS A fctyh cksMZ dk fglkc&fdrkc dk fQj rjhdk Bhd ugh gS A vkt ikap djksM+ dk lIyhesaVªh ctV gekjs lkeus vk;k gS] tksfd ØsfMVscy ckr ugha gS A ,cukeZy gkykr esa vxj ,sls gks tk, ftl dks fd Vkyk u tk lds rks vkSj ckr gS ysfdu tks pht ctV ds oä lksph tk lds ml ds fy;s ,slk ugha gksuk pkfg, A eSa cky leUn ek;uj ds ykbZfuax dh ckr djrk gwa] bl ds ckjs esa ctV ds oä lkspk tk ldrk Fkk A eq>s [kq'kh gS fd vki ikap djksM+ #i;k [kpZ djds gfj;k.kk dks vkxs ys tk jgs gSa ysfdu ;g igys Hkh lkspk tk ldrk Fkk A lIyhesaVªh fMekaM~t dh fyfeV cgqr FkksM+h gksuh pkfg, A vkxs ds fy;s bl pht dk /;ku j[kuk pkfg, A ;g QksjFkkV ij fjQySD'ku gS fd fMekaM~t ij Vksdu nl nl #i;s dh ekax j[kh tk, A bl ls irk yxrk gS fd lkykuk ctV es bUQysfVM fQxtZ ns nh tkrh gSa vkSj ckn esa cpr gks tkrh gS A bl VSMsalh dks jksduk pkfg, rkfd lgh fdLe dk ctV ikl gks] fMikVZeSaV ds Åij vki dk daVªksy T;knk gksuk pkfg, vkSj bl fdLe dh vksoj vky lSfox cuk dj ml dks xqtjs djuk vPNh ckr ugha gS A bu nks tujy vksctosZ'kUt ds ckn esjk /;ku ges'kk bl rjQ jgrk gS fd fdruk iSlk fdl txg ls vk ldrk gS D;ksafd pkgs fdlh dh Hkh xouZeSV gks cxSj iSls ds rks dke py ugha ldrk A esjs utnhd iSlk VªkaliksVZ fMikVZeSV ls fudy ldrk gS A vki bl es lq/kkj dj ysa rks gekjs gfj;k.kk dh vkenu c<+ ldrh gS A njvly ;g gS rks def'kZ;y fMikVZeaV ysfdu ;g yksx udy djrs gSnwljs egdeksa dh A vxj nwljs egdes es ,d Mk;jSDVj gks rks ;g Hkh ,d j[kuk pkgrs gSa vkSj vxj nks Mk;jSDVj gks rks ;g Hkh nks j[kuk pkgrs gSa A eSa le>rk gwa fd bl nkSM+ es bu dks nwljs egdeksa ds lkFk eqdkcyk ugha djuk pkfg, A blh rjg fctyh cksMZ okys vkSj egdek ugj okys djrs gS^ A eS xqtkfj'k d:axk fd bl nkSM ds vanj bu dks ugha iM+us nsuk pkfg, A bu ls T;knk ls T;knk /ku gkfly djus dh dksf'k'k dh tk, rks gfj;k.kk dh dkQh fMoSYieSaV gks ldrh gS A Deputy Speaker : Major Amir Singh, you should please address the Chair. You are an old parliamentarian. Major Amir Singh Chandhry : Yes Madam, I apologise for that. fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] gfj;k.kk ds flQZ lkr ftys gSa vkSj bl esa VªkLiksVZ fMikVZeSaV ds QSyko dks vxj: vki ns[ksa rks bl es ,d rks ih-Vh-,- gS vkSj ,d vkj- Vh- ,- cSBh gS A bruh NksVh LVsV es MqIyhds'ku dh D;k t:jr gS A eSa vki dh ekQZr phQ fefuLVj lkfgc vkSj foÙk erh lkfgck ls xqtkfj'k djrk gwa fd bl Mqiyhds'ku dks gVk;k tk, vkSj tgka ij dqN vkSj c<+kus dh tk;t t:jr gks ogka ij cs'kd c Jherh 'kkjnk jkuh dqaoj % vku , Iok;aV vkQ vkMZj] eSMe A eSEcj lkfgc us dgk fd og viksth'ku ds gS^ bl fy;s mudk jkbV gS A eS tkuuk pkgrh gwa fd D;k Vªstjh cSafpt okyksa dk dksbZ jkbV ugha gs\ mik/;{kk % jkbV bl gkml esa lc dk gS A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh % VªkaLiksVZ esa veSfuVht lc ls t:jh pht gksrh gS ysfdu eS le>rk gwa fd jksMost okys veSfuVh uke dh pht dks tkurs gh ugha A 'kk;n og le>rs gSa fd ;g fdlh nwljs ns'k dh pht gS vejhdk oxSjk dh A fdlh vìs ij pys tkvks ;wjhuy rks cuk j[ks gSa ysfdu bl ;gka ij fMoSYiesaV dks ckrsa Hkh dh x;h gS vkSj dqN gfjtu dY;k.k QUM ds ckjs eSa Hkh dgha x;h gSa mlds fy, djhc 25 yk[k #i;k fn;k x;k gS A blesa dqN lM+dksa dh ckrsa Hkh dh x;h gSa A eq>s bl ckr dh [kq'kh gS fd dksbZ 250 ehy fdyksehVj dh lMdsa cuk;h tk jgh gSa vkSj tgka QYM bQSfDVM ,fj;k gS] eS:M foystht gSa mudks Hkh lM+dsa cukus ds fy, iSlk fn;k x;k gS A bu iwjh lIyhesVjh fMekUMt vkSj ,LVhesV~l dks vkids lkeus j[kk gS A mlesa vki bl ckr dk vUnktk djsaxs fd ;g ljdkj rjDdh dh rjQ gS A ;g ljdkj pkgrh gS fd turk dh HkykbZ ds dke djs vkSj eS vkidks ;g Hkh crkuk pkgrh gwa fd ge ftEesnkjh ds lkFk vkSj bZekunkjh ds lkFk eglwl djrs gS vkSj mudks fuHkk;saxS A ge ;g Hkh le>rs gS fd turk us ftl ikVZh dks ;gka pqu dj Hkstk gS og turk dh rjDdh ds dke djs A gekjk QtZ gS fd yksxksa ds lkFk U;k; djsa vkSj yksxksa dh vlqfo/kkvksa dk iwjk /k;ku j[ksa A gka vkiksth'ku ikVZh dkS Hkh viuk ikVZ Iys djuk pkfg, A vkiksth'ku ikVZh tks gSYnh fØVhflte djrh gS] eSa mldk Lokxr djrh gwa vkSj tks vkt gkml esa vPNk okrkoj.k dk;e gqvk ml ls ljdkj Hkh viuk vPNh rjg dke dj ldsxh vkSj vkiksth'ku ds lkFkh Hkh T;knk ls T;knk ;gka cksy ldsaxs A fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck eSa fQj ls ;gh dguk pkgrh gwa fd ;s ftruh lIyhesaVjh fMekUMt gS gekjh t:jr dks ns[krs gq, Bhd gS vkSj budks gkml eUtqj djus dh d`ik djsA VOTING ON DEMANDS FOR SUPPLEMENTARY GRANTS FOR THE YEAR 1968-69 Deputy Speaker : Now, I will put the various demands to the vote of the House one by one. Deputy Speaker : Question is - that a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 65,150 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 11—Taxes on Vehicles. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 84,190 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 14—Stamps The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 13,03,600 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 19--General Administration. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 1,45,900 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 21—Administration of Justice. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 17,07,040 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 28—Education. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 28,00,000 he granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 34—Co-operation. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 10 be granted to [the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 42—Multipurpose River Schemes. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 10 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 43 and 44—Irrigation, Navigation, Embankment and Drainage Works (Commercial and Non-Commercial). The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 9,44,225 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of charges on Irrigation Establishment. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 10 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 50—Public Works. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 10,19,210 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of charges on P.W.D., B & R Establishment. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 30,00,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 57—Road and Water Transport Schemes. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— that a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 19,47,600 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 65—Pensions and Retirement Benefits. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 6,88,460 be granted to the Governor to defray charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 70—Forests. , The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 85,36,920 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 71—Miscellaneous. The motion was carried Deputy Speaker-: Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 55,04,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 96—Capital Outlay on Industrial and Economic Development. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 58,00,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 98—Capital Outlay on Multipurpose River Schemes. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is-- That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 68,59,380 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 99—Capital Outlay on Irrigation, Navigation, Embankment and Drainage Works (Commercial). The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 10 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 103—Capital Outlay on Public Works. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 30,20,900 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 114 .Capital Outlay on Road and Water Transport Schemes. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 50,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of 120—Payment of Commuted Value of Pensions. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker: Question is— That a supplementary sum not exceeding Rs 48,07,000 be granted to the Governor to defray the charges that will come in the course of payment for the year ending 31st March, 1969, in respect of Loans and Advances by State Government. The motion was carried. Deputy Speaker : The House stands adjourned till 9-30 A. M. tomorrow. 6-37 p. m. 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