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Lok Sabha Debates Friday, 10th December, 1954 LOK SABHA DEBATES VOLUME IX, 19s4 · (6th to 24th.. December 1954) EIGHTII SESSION, 1954 LOK SABHA SBCRETARIAT NEW DELHI CONTENTS (Vol.IX, Nos. 16-32- 6th to 24th Oe<:cmber,1954) No. 16--Monday, 6th December,19.54- 0eathof Shri Girja Shankar Bajpai 1917-18 Motionfor adjournment- Bank employees'strike 1918-25 Messages from the Rajya Sabha 1925-26 Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment)Bill -Petitionreceived 1926 Correction of answer to supplementaryquestion on Starred QuestionNo. r468 1926--27 Committee on Absenceof Members from the Sittingsof the Hou�- Sixth Report-Adopted 1927-29 C'.ode of Criminal Procedure (Amendment}Bill ­ Consideration of clauses-Not concluded 1929-2a42 Clauses 66 10 80 19,1-41 Clauses 81 to 88 1941--86 Clauses 89 to 96 and 98 to 102 1986-2042 . 17-Tuesday, 7th Dtc.,11hff-,1954- Rusiness of the House- Order of GovernmentBusiness for the remaining partof the Session · Code of CriminalPro«dure (Amendment) BiU- Considention of clauses-Concluded • 2044-2156 Clause 22 , 2044-59 Clauses 89 to 96 and 98 to 102 &Q.i New Clause 93A 2059-2114 Clauses 103 to II3 and 115;116, the Schedule, New Clause 115A and Clauses 1 & 2, . • • 2114-56 Motion to pass-s amended-Not concluded 2156--58 Dr. Katju 2156 Shri Data, 57 2156-. 18-Wedt1uday, 8th Deumber, 19.54- >apen laid on the Table-- Statisticalinformation re: Preventive Detention Act 2159 Declarations of exemptionunder Registration of ForeignersAct ..21 59-60 Report of RehabllitatiooFinance Administration 2161 PreventiveDetention (Amendment)Bill ­ Petition presented, • 2161 Committee on Private Members' Bills and Resolutions-Seventeenth Report presented 2161 Messaae from President of Grand NationalAssembly of Turkey 2161--62 Code of Criminal Procedure(Amendment) Bill-Passed as amciided 216%-2232 Shri M.A. Ayyangar 2162-71 Shri A. M. Thomaa 2171-77 Shri H. N. Mw:eriee 2177-116 Shri S. S. More 2186-90 ShtiDatar 2190--98 PanditTbalcur Das Bharpva 2198-2209 Shri N. C. Chatterjee 220!>-14 Shri R. D. Misra 2214-20 Dr. Katiu 2221-32 (ii) HinduMinoriry and Guardianship Bill- Colwn,u. Motion to nominateMembers co Joint Comrnittee--Not concluded · · 22;µ,-76 Shri Patul:u 2231-41 Shri V. G. Deshpande 22.43-57 Shri Tek Chand. 22S�4 Shri B. C. D1s 2264-71 Shrimati Jayuhri 2272-73 Shri D. C. Sharma 2273-76 No. 19-Thkrsday, 9thDeumbu, 1954- Moticnfor Adjournmcru- Violation of Indian, Territory by anned Portugue•e soldier$ ind kidnapping an Indian villager u77-79 Indian Tarrilf(Third Amendme,u) Bill-Introduced 2279 HinduMinority and Guardianship BUI- Motion to nominateMembcn to Joint Committee-Adopted 228o-236o Shri D. C. Sharma • 2280-84 Shrimati SucbctaKripalani · . 2284-92 Shri N. C. Chatte� u92-2310 Shri Bogawat 2311-18 Pandit ThakurDas Bharp,·a 2318-34 Shri P. Subba Rao 2334-43 Shrilnati UmaNehru 2344-46 Sardar Iqbal Singh 234�48 Shri Patasbr 2348-59 Preventive Detention (Amendment)mu- Motion to con.sider··· Not concluded 236o-z408 Dr. lutju. 236�3 Shri A. K. Gopalan 2399 Sbri Dcthpande 2399 Shri T. K. Chaudhuri ShriM. S. Gurupaduwamy No. �Friday, 101/1 D«ember, 1954- Papcrlaid on the Table- Notification underStt Customs Act Preventive Detention(Amendment) Bill- Motion to consider- -Not cxmcludcd 2409-74 Shri A. K. Gopalan 2410-27 Shri G. H. Dcthpande 2'27-3S Shri Veeraswamy 2435-39 Shri AsokaMebt.1 243�r SbriM. P.Mishra 245147 Shri V. G. Deshpande 2458-66 Shri Tel< Chand 2466-69 Shri N.M. Lillill,ll'I •. 2469-74 Committee on PrivateMcmbcn' Bills and Resolutions­ Fifteent h Repon-Adopted Seventeenth Rcpon-Adoptcd Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Bill (/,umion of ntw S«1ion 109A)­ lnttod11ced . Army (Amelldmun) Bill (/ns1r1im1oj ,J<W S«1ion 142A)-lntroduced Prohibition ofManufactur e and Sile of Vanaspati Bill-Motion to con,idcr- Ncptlvcd : (iii) Shri Dabhi Dr. P.S. Deshmukh Indian Arms (Amendmrot) Bill (Amendment of Seaiom I and 26 ete.)- Morion to ftfer to Select Commiuce ,Adjourned ,,,.,die 2192-2513 Shri U. C. Pamaik 2492-2502 Dr. Ka1ju 2503 Shrimati IlaPalchoudhury 2504-05 Th. l..akshmanSingh Chuak 2.505-<>9 Shri KanavadePatil . 2509-12 Women's and Cluldren's Institutions Licensing llill- Motion 10 consider-Not cuncludcd 2513-.l4 13- 34 ShrilT\1tiUma Nehru 25r3-14 2513- 14 Shri Pataskar 2515-17 Shrimati Sushama Sen 2517, 2520-21 Shrimati JaY2shri 2517-18 Shrimaii A. Kale 2;18-19 Shrima<i Maydeo 2519-20 Shri Keshavaiengar 252r-22 Shrimati Tia Palchoudhury 2522-23 Shri D. C. Sharma 2523-27 Shri T. S. A. Cheniar 2527-31 Sh.ri Dhulelw • 2531-34 E!ectriciry Supply (Amendment ) Bill (Ame11dm<nt ofSecti<m 77 (tc.)-lntroduccd 2534 · u-Saturday, 1111, December, 1954- Motionfor A<ljournment- Reuenchment of Sepoy clerks of A.rmyOrdnance Col'J)s Buaincsaof the House- Allocation of time forRes olution re: Repon of R•ilway Convention Commince • Preventive Detention (Amendment)Bill- Motion to consider-Not concluded 25J9-2676 Shri N. M. Llngam 2539-44 Shri N.,C. Chatterjee 2!44-6o Shri RarnachandraReddi 25�4 Shri Keshavaiengar 2564-70 ShrimatiA. Kalt 2570--73 Shrimati RenuChakravamy 2573-82 Shri Kasliwal 25�-Ss Shri Bhagwat Jha Azad 2585-91 Dr. N. B. Kha.re 2591-98 Shri Detar 2598-2610 Dr. Krishnaswami 2610--19 Shri Chanopadhyay. 2619-24 Shri C. R. Narasimhan 2624-26 Shri Mulcband Dube 2626-30 Pandit K. C. Sharma 26�36 Shri Raghavachari 263�42 Kumari Annie Mascarene 264>-49 Shri R. C. Sh..;.m• 2641>-s6 Shri SanngadharDas 2656-63 PanditThakur Dass Bhari:av; 26<;3-76 ShriH. N. Muketjec 2676 (iv) No. u-Monday, tJth D«emlur, 1954-- Column.,. Modons for adjournmcnt- Retrmchment of sepoy clerks of Army Ordnance Corp• 26-17-79 Tncedy io NewtonChil<hli Colliery 2679--83 Alleged firingon election procc!slonin Andhra 16�3-85 Papenlaid oo the Table- Air CorporationRules Audit Report on Industrial FinanceCorporation Demands for Supplementary Grants for •9S4·S5- Laid onthe Table Demandsfor SupplcmcntAtyGrants for I9S4·SS-Andhra­ Lald on the Table 26l!6 Allqed association of Minister with a Bank .L686 -9 2 Preventive Detention (Amendment)Bill - Motion to consider -Adopted 2692-2750 Shri H. N. Mukcrjee 2693-2706 Dr. S. N. Sioha 2707-14 Th. Lakshman Singh Charalt 2714-.- Sbrimari Tarkethwari Sinha 2720--:.7 Acharya Kripalani. 2727-34 Dr. Katju 2734-47 Clau= 1 and 2 2749--88 Motion 10 pas,,._Adopted . 2789-2So2 Dr. Ka1ju 2789 Shri Nand Lal Shurna 2789-4 Shri Lakslunayya 2794-97 Sbri Punnoose 2798-2802 No. z.1-Triuday, 14th V.u,nbor, 19H­ l'apers laid on the Table- Appropriation Acccuntsof the DefenceServices, 1952-53 .Commercial Appendix 10 the Appropriation Accountsof the Defence Services, 1952-53 Audit Report, Defence Services,19S4 . Corttaionof answer to StarredQuestion No. 862 Businessof the House- Statement r,. orderof Government business 211<>4-05 Tea(Second Amendment) Bill -Motion to consider-Adopted 28o540 Shri T. T. Kri1hnamachari 2��-07, 2826-30 Shri Tusbar Chatterjca 2807-12 Shri N. M. Liogam 2812-14 Shri Barman 2814-16 Slui K. P. Tripathi 2816-20 Shri A. M. Thomas 2ij2C-22 Slui twn.chandtaReddi 2821,-23 Shri Damodua Menon 2824-2 Shrl K. C. Sodhi• 2825-· Shri Pwmoose 2@ Clauses1 and2 283� Motion to pau, u .amendcd--Adopted . 2831-· Shri T. T. Krilhnamachari �t (v) Columns. Iadian ,Tarrifl'(Third A 'llmdrncot)BW- Motion to consider-Adopted 2832-67 Shri Kanungo 2&µ-36, 2861-67 Shri V.P. Nayar 2836-43 Shri Tubidas 2843-46 Dr. La.ob Sundaram 28�6-50 Shri Jhunjhunwala 2850-52 Shri A. M. Thomas 2852-57 Shri Kasliwal 2857-59 Shri V. B. Gandhi '/ 2859-61 ·Clausei 1 and 2 2867-68 Motion to pass-Adopted 2868-74 Sbri Kanungo · 2868-69 Dr. Lanka Sundaram 2869 Shri T. T. ·Krishnamachari . • • . o.r . .. • r .. •• 2869-74 lpdusuial Disputes (Amendment) B1U-·Mot1on to coos,der-Adopted 2875-29Co Shri KhandubhaiDesai 2875-76, 2897-290:, Shri Amjad Ali 2876-;8 Sb.tiBimlsprosad Chaliha 2878-80 Shri Punnoose 288:-84 Shri B. S. Murthy 288;-86 Shri Velayudhan 2886-88 Shri Keshavaiengar 2888 Shri P. C. Bose 2888-89 Shri K. P. Tripath.i 2889-93 Shri S. V.Ramaswamy 2893-96 Th. Jugal I<ishore Sinha 2896-97 Clauses t to 3. 29:,c--?2 Motion 10 pass-Adopted Shri Khaodu bhai Desai No. :4-Wldm1day,15th December,1954- Motionsforadjournment- Allegod firingon election procession in Andhra Hunger strike o(policemen io WestBengal and callingin of military Paperslaid oothe Table- President's Acts re : Aodhra 2911-:-12 Statements showing action taken by Government on assurances etc. 2912-13 Notificationunder CentralExcises and Salt Act 291� and Audit Reportl of Delhi Road Transpon Authority Balance-sheets 2913 ·•Committeeon Private Members' Bills andResolutioos- EighteenthReport-presented Business of the House- Order of GovernmentBusineu t-caJlingattention to �ter of UrgentPublic iaiporunce- Ban oo export of tapioca starchand ftour . • 11.eec:ilutionr• : Report of Railw,tyCoi:lvcotion Committee-N ot concluded -iir�tiooo f Disqualification (Parliament and £-' Part StataC �) Second Ameodmc:ot Bill-lnaoduc:ed . 3031 f.l! 35-Tltw,day, �. 161ft 1954- Deathof Sbri Jwala Pruad Sri-. · (vi) Co/,,,,,,.,. DelimitationCommission (Amendment) BW-Introduc«! 3031 Resloutionre. Rcpon of the RailwayConvention Comminee-Adopted 3031-68 D.cmandsfor SupplementaryGrants for 1954-55- 3o6S-3H2 Nocconcluded No. :16-FridlJy, 1711sD,�, I9J4- Motion.for adjournment- Hunacr suile of policemenin WestBel\181 andcallin& in of milituy Papen laid on the Ta!:,le- Amendmentsto Mineral ConcessionRules Demandsfor Suppfcmenwy Grants for 1954-55. 3159-3193, 3215-02 Demands for SupplementaryGrants for 1954-55-Andbn . 3193-3214 Appropriation (No. 4) Bill-Inaooucedand Puaed 322<>-21 Cominineeon Private Mcmbcn'Billa andResolutions-Eighteenth Repon-Ad­ opted 3222 Resolution re. mrutory Body to contr0I and supervise GovernmentInsulltrial Undertakings-Negatived Resolutionr,.
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