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Tuesday, August 2, 1977 Sravana 11, 1899 (Saka) CONTENTS Tuesday, August 2, 1977 Sravana 11, 1899 (Saka) CONTENTS N o, 43, Tuesday, August 2, 1977/Sravana 11, 1899 (Saka) Columns Oral Answ^s to Questions: •Starred Questions Nos. 725 to 729 . ... 1—34 Written Answers to Questions: Starred Questions Nos. 730 to 7 4 8 .......................................... 34—57 Unstarred Questions Nos. 5690 to 5889 .... 57— 243 Papers Laid on the T a b l e ............................................................... 244—45 Calling Attention to Matter of Urgent Public Importance Reported Statement by the Minister o f Law about alleged interference with judiciary by two Karnataka Ministers , 246— 50 Shri Vayalar Ravi . 246 l ie r a r y Shri Shanti Bhushan . ■I. - .......; ..........^....... 246— 50 Re. Notices under Rule 377 . r . c . ....... ............ .......... 251-52 Matters Under Rule 377 . 253—61 (t) Damage to Railways and Roads in Gujarat due to heavy rains 253 (s) Incident of gangsterism in Punjab University Campus, Chandi garh . 253—55 (tVO Outcome of Chief Ministers’ Conference . 255 (iv) Flood situation in West Bengal and elsewhere in the country 256—58 (v) Flood Havoc in Banaskantha (Gujarat) . 25a—6 i Resolutions Re. Constitution of Railway Convention Committee— A d o p ted ............................................................................................... 261— 63 Prof. Madhu Dandavate . 261-62 Finance (No. 2) Bill, 1977 • .......................................... 264—370 Motion to consider amendments recommended by Rajya Sabha Shri H. M . Patel . .......................................... 264— 73 Shri Yeshwantrao C h a v a n .................................................... 274—85 •The sign + marked above the name o f a Member indicates that the question was actually asked on the floor o f the House by that Member. 1894 LS—I. 11 Columns Shri Somnath Chatterjee . 28s—91 Shri R. Venkataraman . 291—9? Shri Kanwar Lai Gupta . 298— 305 Shri M. N. Govindan Nair 305— 308 Shri A. Bala Pajanor . 308— II Shri China Basu . 311— 13 Chowdhry Balbir Singh 313— 16 Prof. P. G. Mavalankar . 317—21 Clauses 3, 13, 15, 20, 21, and third schedule 324— 70 Motion Re. Twentieth, Twenty-first and Twenty-second Reports of Commissioner o f Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 310—9 ^ Shri Hukmdeo Narain Yadav . 370— 80 Shrimati Parvati Devi . ... 380—S4 Shri V. Tulsiram .......................................... 384— 90 Half-an-hour Discussion Qosure o f Rice Mills in Kalahandi, Orissa . 391— 402 Shri P. K . D e o ............................................................... 391— 95 Shri Pabitra Mohan Pradhan .... 395-96 Shri Giridhar G o m a n g o .......................................... 396-97 Shri Gananath Pradhan..................................................... 397-98 Shri Surjit Singh Bamala ..... 398— 402 LOK SABHA DEBATES I 2 LOK SABHA Member. Moreover, this question would again be debated In a two-hour debate. Therefore, I do not propose Tuesday, August 2, 1977|Srauana 11, to allow many supplementaries. 1899 (Saka) 5TJTO iiftT flRWRt v m ihm m 5? snfk ?PTT aPTsnftr % The Lok Sabha met at Eleven of the Clock (Mr. Speaker in the Chair) *725. «ft rm : ?qT ?arm w\r ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS «rar% ^ ;fiMT : ( 5F) % <7^ q r 3rrf^ ^r«n ?TWW ?TTT?: it I : ?flT «T^'4T ^ SPTT I I (M o ^rrRnn 5rr^[f%?r I JTf JTTT^ 5TT 5 I ^nr^rrRnft % 1%tr ?rRfeTrr 'Tcrt MR. SPEAKER: Originally there was % ^RfTTT ^ t|V I ? a mistake in the question which has been corrected. nira wk VTO «f^ ^yfkmr, v\x («ft 5ITf%>Tq^) :( ^ ) («ft |*nrft v ? w ) : JRnft ^ WnFtpft WTO % I «T^1f qr f^TW ?R^f5RT '^lfd«4li w k MR. SPEAKER; OHice says ’ '-’e cor­ ST^gfEra' ^STWf^lr % 5 5 7 sJTfttT | I rection slip has been given to every srkr 51^ I :— ? 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K. DOLEY: In view of the % 14 f ’-Tpff If 3 M outstanding backlog in respect of Scheduled Castes and Tribes and be­ t ’Tt 21 qr#e cause of its enormous nature, what % t I ^^rra--! ?rk ^ ^ - 1 1 effective steps the Government is go­ Jf ?Tf5^ ^ frf)' fir^T ?r%, ing to take to remove this back and in what period? f^rf'TT fiT^rf^a'^rr fr ^ SIIRI SHANTI BHUSHAN; So far as f I t 7^ ' t ^ f?nTT !he Scheduled Tribes are concerned, I n ^'t jf'Tf’ w there has been difficulty in getting I. ? iT ^ % f*T% qualified persons for various posts. For instance in Company Affairs De- t I it 69 ?STT^'f it % 9 partmuat, there are posts which re­ Z T ^ % ?T>T TR t zTPft quire a candidate to be Chartered 13 'iT^? f^T ?ni ^ qTffj % 5m?^ Accountant, etc. If Chartered Accoun­ tants from amoHfe- the Scheduled 7ribe candidates are not available, then ft becomes difficult to fill the quota of SHRI B. RACHAIAH: The hon. those posts. We are taking various Minister has i:iven the figures of ap­ steps to fill up the reserved posts. pointments made after the Janata Various posts have been advertised for Government has assumed office and recruitment from among the Scheduled has mentioned that according 1o the Castes and Scheduled Tribes persons. number of vacancies that nave been We keep on writing to the 'Public Ser­ filled, the quota of 15 per cent in vice Commission and the Public S ^ - favour of the Scheduled Castes has vice Conmiission is also taking stdfliB. been exceeded. This is not the correct They have already advertised certain procedure to calculate the percentage. vacancies for these people. So, full In Class. I, at the all-India level they attention is being paid and, therefore, have to give the figures from the w« hope to fill up the quota to a date the reservation order came into fairly substantial extent. being. Therefore, we would like to know what was the backlog in all these categories from the date when the directive was issued to this depart­ ITTT ?rf%#3r ?ft 5Tff TT5ft ment by the Ministry of Home Affairs lor making reservation in favour of the ^ 3ft 7 ^ I, frr^Rft Schedule Castes and Scheduled Tribes. if WT That will give the correct picture. % «pt ^ ^ t SHRI SHANTI BHUSHAN: As I said earlier, in all there are 3,312 emoloyees, out of which the number of scheduled oastes people is 472, i.e. 14.5 per cent, «ft Bifir ^ i f ?ft ^ which is only a little less than 15 per «pr t o t I ?nF cent reserved for scheduled castes.
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