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A B Bag, Shri Ajit (Serampore) Abbasi, Shd Kazi JaliJ (Domariaganj) Bagri, Shri Mani Ram (Hissar) Abdul Samad, Shri (Vellore) Bagun Sumbrui, Shri (Singhbhum) Acharia , Shri ~ (Bankura) Bahuguna, Shri H.N. (GarhwaJ) Agarwal, Shri Sat ish (Jaipur) Bairwa, Shri Banwari .LaJ (Tonk) Ahirwar, Shri Ram P r asad (Sagar) Baitha, Shri D.L. (Araria) Ahmad, Shri Mohammad AsraT (Budaun) Bajpai, Dr. Rajendra Kumari (Sitapur) Ahmed, Begum Abida (Barej])y) Balan, Shri A.K. (OttapaJam) Ahmed, Shri Gul sher (Satoa) BaJanandan, Shri E. (Mukundapuram) Ahmed, Shri Kamaluddin (WarangaJ) Baleshwar Ram, Shri (Rosera) , Ajit Pratap Singh, Shri (Pratapgarh) Banarsidas, Shri (BuJandshahr) Alluri, Shri Subh ash Chandra Bose BanatwaJla, Shri ~ (Ponnani) (Narasapur) Bansi Lal, Shri (Bhiwani) Amarinder Singh, Shri (Patiala) Barman, Shri Palas (BaJurghat) Anand Singh, Shri (Gonda) Barot, Shri Maganbhai (Ahmedabad) Ankineedu, Shri M . (Machilipatnam) Barrow, Shri A.B.T. (Nominated-Anglo- Ankineedu Prasad Rao, Shri (BapatJa) Indians)
Ansari, Shri Z. R. (U nnao) Basu, Shri Chitta (Barasat) Behera, Shri Rasa Behari (Kalahandi) Anthony, Shri Frank (Nominated-Anglo- Indians) Bhagat, Shri B.R. (Sitamarhi) Bhagat, Sb ri H. K.L. (East Delhi) Anuragi, Shri Godil Prasad (Bilaspur) Bhagwan Dev, Acharya (Ajmer) Anwar Ahmad, Shr; (Hapur) Bhakta, Shri Manoranjan (Andaman and AppaJanaidu, Shri S.R.A.S. (Anakapalli) Nicobar Islands) Arakal, Shri Xavier (Ernakulam) Bhardwaj, Sbri Parasram (Sarangarh) Arjunan, Shri K . (Dharmapuri) Bhatia, Shri R.L. (Amritsar) Arunachalam, Shri M. (Tenkasi) Bhattacharyya, Sbri Sushil (Burdwan)
Arya, Shri Kumbha Ram (Sikar) Bheekhabhai, Shri (Banswara) Bhim Singh, Shri (Jhunjhunu) Ashfaq Husain, Shri (Maharajganj) Bhoi, Dr. Krupasindhu (Sambalpur) Azad, Shri Bh ag wat Jha (Bhagalpur) Bho)e, Shri R.R. (Bombay South Central) Azad, Shri Ghulam Na bi (Washim) Bhoopathy, Shri G. (Peddapa)Jj) Azmi, Dr. A.U. (Jaunpur) Bhoye, Shri Reshma Motiram (DhuJe)
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Bhuria. Shri DiJeep Singh (Jhabua) Choudhury, Shri Saifuddin (Katwa) Bbuyan, Shri Bhubaneswar (Gaubati) Chouhan, Shri Fatehbhan Singh (Dhar) Birbal, Shri (Ganga nagar) Cbowdary, Shri Chittnri Subba Rao (Elufu) Birender Singh, Rao (Mahendragarh) D Bishnu Prasad, Shri (Kaliabor) Dabhi, Shri Ajitsinh (Kaira) Biswas, Shri Ajoy (Tripura West) Daga, Shri Mool Chand (PalO BoddepaJli, Shri Rajagopala Rao (Srika- Dalbir Singh, Shrj (Shahdol) kulam) Dalbir Singh, Shri (Sirsa) Brar, Shrimati Gurbrinder Kaur (Farrdkot) Damor, Shri Somjibhai (Dohad) Brijendra Pal Singh, Shri (Sambhal) Dandavate. Prof. Madhu (Rajapur) Buta Singh, Shri (Ropar) Dandavate. Shrimati Pramila (Bombay C North Central) Chakraborty, Shri Satyasadhan (Calcutta Das, Shri A.C. (Jajpur) South) Das, Shri R.P. (Krishnagar) Chakradhari Singh, Shri (Surguja) Datta, Sbri Amal (Diamond Harbour) Chandra Pal Singh, Shri (Amroha) Dennis, Shri N. (Nagcrcoil) Chandra Shekhar, Shri (Ballia) Deo, hri V. Kishore Chandra S. (Parvathi. Chandrakar, Shri Chandula1 (Durg) puram) Chandrashekharappa, Shri T. V. (Davangere) Desai, Shri B. V. (Raichur) Charan Singh, Shri (Baghpat) Dev, Shri Sontosh Mohan (Silchar) Charanjit Singh, Shri (South Delhi) Devanljan, Shri B. (Rasipuram)
Chatterjee, Shri Somnath (Jadavpur) Dhandapan i, Shri C.T. (PoJJachi) Chaturbhuj, Shri (Jhalawar) Dhote. Shri lambuwant (Nagpur) Chaturvedi, Shrimati Vidyawati Kha- Digamber Singh, Shri (Mnthura) juraho) Digvijay Sinh, Shri (SurendrJrtagar) Chaudhary, Shri Manphool Singh (Bik ,aner) Dogra, Shri G.L. (Jammu) Chaudhary, Shri Motibhai R. (Mehsana) Doongar Singh, Shri (Hamirpur) Chaudhuri. Shri A.B.A. Ghani Khan Dubey, Shri llindeshwari (Giridih) (MaIda) Duhcy, Shri Ramnatt. (Banda) Chatidhuri, Shri Trfdib (Rerhampore) E Chavan, Shri S.B. (Nanded) Ekka. Shri Christ pher (Sundargarh) Chavan, Shri Yeshwantrao (Satara) 'ngli, Shri Biren Singh (Autonomous Chavda, Shri lshwarbhai Khodabhai District) (Anand) ra Anbarasu, Shri (Chengalpattu) Chennupati, Shrimati Vidya (Vija}awada) Era Mohan, Shri (Coimbatore) Chhangur Ram. Shri (Lalganj) F Chingwang Konyak. Shri (Nagaland) Faleiro, Shri Eduardo (Mormugao) Fernande , Shri Geor ge (MuznfTarpur) Chinnaswamy, Shri C. (Gobichettipalayam) Fernandes, Shri scar (Udupi) Choubey, Shri Narayan (Midnapore) G Choudhari, ~ i K.B. (Bijapur) Gadgil. Shri v.N. (Pune) Choudhari, Shrimati Usha Prakash Gadhavi, Shri Bheravadan K . (Bana- (Amravati) kantba) Oaekwad, Shri R.P. (Baroda) Jaffer Sharier, Shri C.K. (Bangarore North) Gaikwad, Sbri Udaysingrao (Kolhapur) J agjivan Ram, Shri (Sasaram) Gamit, Shei Chhitubhai (Mandvi) Jagpal Singh, Shri (Hardwar) Gandhi, Shrimati Indira (Medak) Jaideep Singh, Shri (Godhra) Gandhi, Shri Rajiv (Amethi) Jain, Shri Bhiku Ram (Chandni Chowk)
~ Shri Harish Kumar (PiJibhit) Jain, ~ i Niha) Singh (Agra) Garcha, Shri Devinder Singh (Ludhiana) Jain, Shri Virdhi Chander (Banner) Gavit, Shri Manikrao Hodlya (Nandurbar) Jakhar, Shri Sa) Ram (Ferozepur) Gayatri Devi, Shrimati (Kairana) Jakkayan, Sbri S.T.K. (PeriyakuJam) Gehlot, Shri Ashok (Jodhpur) Jaroilur Rahman, Shri (Kishanganj) Ghorpade, Shet R.Y. (Bellary) Jatiya, Shri Satyanarayao (Ujjain) Ghosh, Shri Ninm (Dum Dum) Jena, Shri Cbintamani (BaJasore) Ghosh Goswami, Shrimati Bibha (Na- badwip) JethmaJanj, Sbri Ram (Bombay Nortl!i West) Ghufran Azam, Shri (BetuJ) Jha, Sbri Bhogendra (Madhubani) Gireraj Singh, Shri (Sultanpur) Jha, Shri Kamal Nath (Sabarsa) Gin, Shri Sudhir (Con tai) Gogoi, Shri Tarun (Jochat) Jharkhande Rai, Shri (Ghosi) GohiJ, Shri G.B. (Bhavnagar) Jitendra ~ Shri (Shahjahaopur) Gomango, Shri Giridhar (Koraput) K GopaJan, Shrimati Su see la (Alleppey) Kabuli, Shri Abdul Rashid (Srinagar) Gounder, Shri A. Senapathi (PaJani) Kahandole, Shri Z.M. (Malegaon) Gouzagin, Shri N. (Outer Manipur) Kailash Pati, Shrimati (MobaoJalganj) Dr. A. (Madras Central) Gowda, Shri D .M. Putte (Chikmaga)ur) Kalanidhi, Kama) Nath, Shri (Cbhindwara) Gowda, Shri H.N. Nanje (Hassan) Kamla Kumari, Kumari (Palamau) Goya), Shfi Krishna Kumar (Kota) Gupta, Shri Indrajit (Basirhat) Kanda wamy, Shei M. (Tiruchengode) H Karan Singh, Dr. (Udhampur) Karma, Shri Laxman (Bastar) Hakam Singh, Shri (Bhatinda) Halder, Shri Krishna Cbandra (Durgapur) Karunanithi. Sbei Tbazbaj M. ~ pattinam) Hannan Mollah Shri (UJuberia) t Kashyap, Sbri Jaipal Singh (Aonla) Harikesh Babadur, Shri (Gorakbpur) Kaul, Shrimati Sheila (Lucknow) Hasda, Shri MatiJal (Jhargram) Kaushal, Shri Jagan Natb (Chandigarb) Hembram, Shri Seth (Rajmahal) Ken, Sbri LaJa Ram (Bayana) Horo, Shri N.B. (Khunti) Keyur Bhusan, Shd (Raipur) I Khan, Shri Arif Mohammad (Kanpur) Imbichibava, Shri E.K. (CaJicut) Khan, Shri Ghayoor Ali (Muzafi'arnagar) Indervesh, Swami (Rohtak) Khan, Sbri GhuJam Mohammad (Morada- Indra Kumari, Shrimati (Aligarh) bad) J Khan, Shri Malik M.M.A. (Etah) Jadeja, Sbri Daulatsinbji (Jarnoagar) Kban, Shri Zulfiquar Ali (Ra put) (Iv)
Kbarlukhi, Shri Bajubon R. (Shillong) Martand Singh, Shri (Rewa) Kidwai, Shrimati Mohsina (Meerut) Masudal Hossain, Sbd Syed (Murshidabad) Kocbak, Shri Gbulam Rasool (Anantnag) Mavani, Shri Ramjibhai (Rajkot) Kodiyan, Shri P K. (Adoor) Mayathevar, Shri K. (Dindigul) Kosalram, Shri K.T. (Tiruchcndur) Mcena, Shri Ram Kumar (Sawai Madh)- pur) Krishna, Shri S.M. (Mandya) Krishan Pratap Singh, Shri (Maharajganj) Mehta, Prof. Ajit Kumar (Samastipur) Krishnan, Shri G.Y. (Kolar) Mehta, Dr. Mahipatra), M. (Kutch) Kshirsagar, Shrimati Kesharbai (Bhir) Mirdha, Shri Nathu Ram (Nagaur) Kuchan, Shri Gangadhar S. (Solapur) Mishra, Shri Gargi Shankar (Seoni) Kulandaivelu, Dr. V. (Chidambaram) Mishra, Shri Ram Nagina tSaJempur) Kunhambu, Shri K. ( annanore) Mishra, Shri Uma Kant (Mirzapur) Kuowar Ram, Shri (Nawada) Misra, Shrj Harinat ha (Darbhanga) Kuden, Prof. P.J. (Mavclikara) Misra, Shri Nityananda (Bolangir) L Misra, SLui SatyagopaJ (1 amluk) Lakkappa, Shri K . (Tumkur) Modak, Sbri BJjoy (Arambagh) Lakshrnanan, Shri G. (Madras North) Mohamm u Ismail, Shri (Harrackpore) Laskar, Shri Nihar Ranjan (Karimganj) Mohanty, Sbri Hrajamohan (Puri) Mobile, Shri Yashawantrao (Karad) Lawrence, Sbri M.M. (ldukki) Nlohsin, Shri F.B. (Dharwau South) M More, Shri Ramkrj:,hna (Khed) Madhukar, Shri Kamla Mishra (Molihari) MotiJal Singh, Shri (Sidlu) Madhuri Singh, Shrimati (Purnea) MlIkherjee, Shrimati Utcta (Panskura) Mahabir Prasad, Shri (Bansgaon) Mukherjee, Shri Samar (Howrah) Mahajan, Shri Vikram (Kangra) Mukhopadhyay, !:'lu i Ananda Gopal Mahajan, Shri Y.S. (Jalgaon) (Asansol) Mahala, Sbri R.P. (Dadra and Nagar Haveli) Muhan Singh, Chaudhary (jaJcsar) Mahata, Shei Chitta (Purulia) Muooackal, Shn George Joseph (Muvat- Mahendra Prasad, Shri (Jahanabad) tupuzha) Maitra, Shri Sunil (Calcutta North East) Murthy, Shri Kusuma Krislma (Amala- Makwana, Shri Narsinh (Dhandhuka) puram) Mallanna, Shri K. (Chltradurga) Murthy, Shri M. H.aj.lshekhara (Mysorc) Murthy, Shri M.V. Chamiru':Ickhara (Kana- Mallick, Shri Lakshman (Jagatsioghpur) kapura) Mallikarjun, Shri (Mabbubnagar) Murugian, Shri S. (Tirupattur) Mallu, Shri Anantba Ramulu (Nagarkur- Muthukumaran, Shd R. (CuddaJorej nool) Muttemwar, Shd Vilas tChimur) Manda), Shri Dhanik Lal (Jhanjharpur) Muzaffar Husain, Shri Syed (Babraich) MandaI, Shr; Sanat Kumar (Joynagar) N Mane, Shri R.S. (Ichalkaranji) Nadar, Shri A. Ne lalobithauasan (Tri- Mani, Shri K.B.S. (Perambalur) vandrum) Manni Lal, Shri (Hardoi) Nagaratoam, Shri T. (Sriperumbudur) (.)
Nagina Raj, Shri (Goralganj) Patel, Shri Shantubhai (Sabarkantha) Naidu, Shri P. Rajagopal (Chittoor) Patel, Shri Uitambhai H. (Bulsar) Naik, Shri O. Devaraya (Kanara) Pathak, Shri Ananda (DarjeeJing) Naikar, Shri D.K. (Dharwad North) PatiJ, Shri A.T. (Ku]aba) Nair, Shri B.K. (Quiton) Patil, Shri Ba lasaheb Vikhe (Kopargaon) Namgyal, Shri P. (Ladakh) Patil , Shri Chandrabhan Athare (Ahmed- Nandi Yellaiah, Shri (Siddipet) .nagar) Narayana, Shri K . S. (.Hyderabad) Patil, Shri I.S. (Thane) Nayak, Shrj Mrutyunjaya (Phulbani) PatH, Shrimati ShaJini (Sanglj) Negi, Shri T.S. (Tehri Garhwal) Patil, Shri Shankarrao (Baramati) Nehru, Shri Arun Kumar (Rae BarelL PatiJ, Shri Shivraj V. (Latur) Netam, Shri Arvind (Kanker) Pati), Shri Uttamrao (YavatmaJ) Ngangom Mohendra, Shri (Inner Manipur) Pati!o Shri Vccrendra (Bagalkot) Nihal Singh, Shri (Chandauli) PatiJ, Shri Vijay N. (crandol) Nihalsinghwala, Shri G.S. (Sangrur) P,ltnaik, Shri Biju (Kendrapara) Nikhra, Shri Rameshwar (Hoshangabad) Patnaik, Shrimati Jayanti (Cuttack) Nurul Is lam, Shri (Dhubrj) Pattabhi Rama Rao, Shri S.B.P. (Rajah. o mundry) Pattuswamy, Shri D. (V" .ndavasi) Odedra, Shri Bharat Kumar Maldevji (Porbandar) Pawar, Shri Balasaheb (Jaloa) Ora on, Shrimati Sumati (Lohardaga) Penchalaiah, Shei Pa ala (Tirupatbj) P PenchaJaiah, Shri PuchalapaJli (Nell ore) Pada YJchi, Shri S.S. Ramaswamy (Tindi- Phulwariya, Shri Virda Ram (Jalorc) "anam) Pilot, Shri Rajcsh (Ilharatpur) Pal , Prof Rup Chahd (Hooghly) Po jary, Shri lanardhana (Mangalore) Palaniappan, Shri C. (Salem) Potdukhe, Shri Shantaram (Chandrapur) Pandey, Shrt Krishna Chandra (KhaJilabad) Prabhu, Shri R. (Nilgiris) Pandit, Dr. Vasant Kumar (Rajgarh) Pradhani, Shei K. (Nowrangpur) Panigrahi, Shri Chintamani (Bhubaneswar) Prasan Kumar, Shri S.N. (Chikballapur) Panika, Shri Ram pyare (Robertsganj) Premi, Shri Mangal Ram (Bijnor) Paranjpc, Shri Baburao (Jabal pur) Pullaiab, Shri Darur (Anantapur) Parashar, Prof. Narain Chand (Hamirpur) Q Pardhi, Shri Keshaorao (Bhandara) Qazi Saleem, Shri (Aurangabad) Parmar, Shri Hiralal R. (Patan) Quad, i, Shri S.T. (Shimoga) Parthasarathy, Shei P. (Rajampet) R ~ Shri Bapusaheb (Ratnagiri) Paswan, Shri Ram Vilas (Hajipur) Rahi , Shri Ram Lal (Misrikh) Patel, Shri Ahmed Mohammed (Broach) Rahim. Shri A.A. (Chirayinkil) Patel, Shri Amrit (Gandhinagar) Rai, Shri M. Ramanna (Kasaragod)
Patel, Shri .D. (Surat) ~ Shri K.A. (Trichur) Pate), Shri Mohan La] (Junagadh) Rajda, Shri Ratansinb (Bombay South) ~ Kumar Singh, Shri (Firozabad) Rothuama, Dr. R. (Mizoram) Raju, Shri P.V.G. (Bobbili) Roy, Shri A.K. (Dhanbad) Rakesh, Shri R.N. (Chait) Roy, Dr. Saradish (Bolpur) Ram, Shri Ramswaroop (Gaya) Roy Pradhan, Shri Amar (Cooch Behar) Ram Awadh, Shri (Akbarpur) s Ram Kinkar, Shri (Barabanki) Saha, Shri Ajit Kumar (Vishnupur) Ramalingam. Stui N. Kudanthai (Mayu- Saha, Shri Gadadhar (Birbhum) rum) I Sahi. Shrimati Kri"hna (Begusarai) Ramamurthy, Shri K. (Krishnagiri) Sahu, Shri Narayan (Dcogarh) Ramayan Rai, Shri (Deoria) Sahu, Shri Shiv Prasad (RanchO -Ran.ulu, Shri H.G. (KoppaJ) Saini, Shri Manohar Lal (Kurukshetra) Rana Vir Singh, Shri (Kaiscrganj) Sait, Shr; Ebrahim Su)aiman (Manjeri) Rane, Shrimati Sanyogita (Pan.Jji) Ranga, Prof. N.G. (Guntur) Sajjan Kumar, Shri (Outer Delhi) Ranjit Singh. Shri (Chatra) Saminuddin. Shri (GoJda) Rao, Shrimati B. Radhabai Anamhl (Bha- Sangma, Shri P.A. (Tura) drachalam) Sankhawar, Shri Ashkaran (Ghatampur) Rao, Shri Jagannath (Ucrhampur) Saran, Sbri Daulat Ram (ChUfU)
Rao, Shri ~ Kondala (Khammam) Sarangi, Shri R.P. ~ Rao, Shri M. ~ (Tcnali) Sathe, Shri Vasant (Wardha) Rao, Dr. M.S. S.lIljccvi (Kakinada) Sathiyendran, Shri Iv1.S .K. (Ramanatha- Rao, Shri M. Satyanarayan (K'lI imnagar) puram)
Ran, Shri P. V. ~i (Ilanamkonda) Satish PrasaJ Singh, stu i (Khagaria) Rasheed MasooJ, Sht i (Saharanpur) Satya Dca Singh, Prof. (Cbapra) Rath, Shri Ram;! Chandr.t (Aska) Sawant, Shri T.M. (Osmanabad)
Rathawa, Shri ~ ~ (Chhota Udaipur) Sayccd, Shri P.M. (Lakshadwcep) RathoLl, Shft Uttum (Hingoli) Scindiu, Shri, MJdhavrao (Guna) Raut, Shri Bhola (U.tgaha) Sebastian, Shd S.A . Dorai (Karur) Ravani, Shn Navin {Arnreli) Selvaraju, Sbri N. (1 iruchirapalli)
Rawat, Shri Barish (Almora) Sen, Shri A.K. (Calcutta North West) Rcddi, Shrr G.S . (MiryaJguda) Sen, Shri Subodh (JaJpaiguri) Rcdd)" Shri G. Narsimh ~ Shri K. Brahmananda (Narasaraopet) Sethi, Shri P.C'. (Indore) Reddy, Shri K . Olml (CuuuJpah) Shailani, Shri Chandra Pal (Bathrus) Reddy, Shri K. Vlj.1Y ~ (Kurnool) Shaktawat, Prof. NlTmula Kumari (Chittor- Reddy, Shri M. Ram Gopal (NiLamabad) garh) Reddy, Shri P. Bayapa (Hindupur) Shakya, Shri Daya Ram (Farrukhabad) Reddy, Shri P. Venkata (Ongole) Shakya, Shri Ram Singh (Etawaf1) Reddy, Shri T. DJmodar (Nalgonda) Shakyawar, Shri Nathuram (Jalaun) RiYdl1, Shri Baju Ban (Tripufa East) Shamanna, Shri T.R. (BangaJore Soutb) Rizaq Ram, Shri (Sonepat) Shankaranand, Shri B. (Chikkodi) Roat, Shri JJi Nar3in (Sal umber} Shanmugam, Shri P. (Pondicherry) (Til) Sharma, Shri Chiranji La) (Karna)) Sreenivasa Prasad, Shri V.C. (Chamaraja .. Sharma, Shr; Kali Charan (Bhind) nagar) Sharma, Shri Nand Kishorc (Balaghat) Subba, Shri P.M. (Sikkim) Sharma, Shri Nawal Kishore (Dausa) Subburaman, Shri A.G. (Madurai) Sharma, Shri Pratap Bhanu (Vidisba) Sukhbuns Kaur, Shrimati (Gurdaspur) Sharma, Dr. Shankar Dayal (Bhopal) SuJtanpuri, Shri Krishan Datt (Simla) Sharma, Shri Vishwa Nath (Jhansi) Sunder Singh, Shri (Phillaur) Shastri, Shri Dhararn Dass (Karol Bagh) Suraj Bhan, Shri (AmbaJa) Shastri, Shri Hari Krishna (Fatchpur) Surya Narayan Singh, Shri (Balia) Shastri, Shr; Rajnath Sonkar (Saidpul) Suryawanshi, Shri Naras:ngrao (Bidar) Shastri, Shri Ramavatar (Patna) Swamj, Shri K.A. (Viliakhapatnam) Shejwalkar, Shri N.K. (Gwalior) Swaminathan, Shri R.V. (Sivaganga) Shingda, Shri D.B. (Dahanu) Swami nathan, Shri V.N. (Pudukkottai) Shiv Shankar, Shri P. (Secundcrabad) Swamy, Dr. Subramaniam (Bombay North East) Shivcndra Bahadur Singh, Shri l(Rajnand. gaon) T Shukla, Shri Vidya Chanm (Mahasamund) Tandon. Shri Prabhunarayan (Oamoh) Sidnal, Shn S. n. (Belgaum) SingaravadiveJ. Shri S. tThanlavur) Tapeshwar Singh, Shri (Bikramganj) Singh, Shri n.o. (Phu)pur) Tariq Anwar, Shri (Katihar) Singh, Shri C.P.N. (Padrauna) Ta,}cng, Shri Soheng (Arunachal East) Singh, Shri D.G. ( u w Uike, Shri Chhote Lal (Mandla) Wagh, Dr. Pratap (Nasik) Unllikrishnan, Shri K.P. (Badagara) Wasnik, Shri Balkrishna (Buldhana) V Vairale, Shri Madhusudan (Akola) y Vajpayee, Shri Atal Bihari (New Delhi) Varma, Shri Jai Ram (Failabad) Yadav. Shri Chandrajit (Azamgarh) Varma, Shri Ravindra (Bombay North) Yadav, Shri Chhotey Singh (Kannauj) Velu, ShTi A.M. (Arakkonam) Yadav, Shri D.P. (Monghyr) Venkataraman, Shri R. (Madras South) Yadav, Shri R.N. (Parbhani) Vcnkatasuhbaiah, Shri P. (Nandyal) Yadav, Shri R.P. (Madhepura) Verma, Shri Chandradco Prasad CATrah) Yadav, Shri Ram Singh (Alwar) Verma, Shri Deen Bandhu (Udaipur) Yadav, Shri Subhash Chandra (Kbargone) Verma, Shri Phool Chand (Shajapur) Yadav, Shrj Vijay Kumar (NaJanda) Verma, Shri R.L.P. (Kodarma) Yazdani, Dr. Golam (Raiganj) Verma, Shri Raghunath Singh (Mainpuri) Verma, Shri Sheo Sharan (Machhlishahr) z Verma, Shrimati U.,ha (Khcrj) Vijayaraghavan, Shri V.S. (Palghat) Zainal Abedin, Shri (Jangirpur) ~ Shri Girdhari Lal (Bhilwara) Zainul Basher, Shri (Ghazipur) tOK SABHA ~ ~ Shri Bal Ram Jakhar ~ ~ Shri G. Lakshmanan Panel 0/ Chairmen Dr. Rajendra Kumari BaJpai Shri Somnath Chatterjee Shri Chintamani Panrgrahi Shri N.K. Shejwalkar Shr; F.B. Mohsin Shri R.S. Sparrow Dr. Subhash C. Kashyap (Ix) OOVBIlNMBNT OP ~ MEMBERS OF THE CABINBT Prime Minister (All Minic;tries/Departments Smt. Indira Gandhi not specified below) Minister of Finance Sbri Pranab Kumar Muklllrjce Minister of External Affairs Sbri P.V. Naralimba Rao Minister of Home Affairs Shri P.C. Sethi Minister of Energy Sbri Shiv Shankar Minister of Defence Shri R. VeDlcataramaD Minister of Railways Shri A.B.A. Gbanl Kban Choudhury Minister of Planning Shri S.B. Chavan Minister of Law, ~ i and Company Sbri Jasannatb Kaulha1 Affairs Minister of Labour and Rehabilitation Shri Veerendr. Pa," Minister of Shipping and Transport Shri K. Vljaya Bba.bn Reddr Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers Sbri Vasant Satbe Minister of Health and Family Welfare Sbri B. Sbankarapand Minister of Agriculture Rao Birendra Stnlb Minic;ter of Parliamentary Affairs, Sports Shri Buta Sloth and Works and Houc;ing Minister of Commerce and of the Depart- Sbri Vishwanatb Pratap Sjoab ment of Supply Minister of Industry Shd Narayan Dalt Tjwari MINISTERS OF STATE Minister of State in the Ministry of Shri Z.R. Ansari Shipping and Transport Minister of State (Independent charge) of Shri Bhagwat Jha Azad the Ministry of Food and Civil Supplies Minister of State (Independent charge) of Shri H.K.L. Bhagat the Ministry of Information and Broad- casting and Minister of State in the De- partment of Parliamentary Affairs Minister of State in the Ministry of Defence Shei K.P. Singh Deo Minister of State in the Ministry of Labour Shri Dharmavle and Rehabilitation Minister of State in the Ministry of Com.. Shri V. N. Gadgil munications Minister of State (Independent charge) of Smt. Sheila Kaul the Ministries of Education and Culture and Social Welfare Minister of State in the Ministry of Shri Arif Mohd. Khan Energy Minister of State (Independent charge) of Shri Khursbeed Alam Khan the Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation Minister of State in the Ministry of Health Smt. Mohsina Kidwai and Family Welfare i~ of State in the Ministry of Finance Shri S.M. Krishna Minister of State in the Ministry of Commerce Shri Nihar Ranjan Laskar and in the Department of Supply Minister of State in the Ministry of Agri- Shri ¥ogendra Makwana culture i i~ of State (Independent charge) of Shri Ram Niwas Mirciba the Ministry of Irrigation i i~ of State in the Department of Shri Gargi Shankar Mishra Petroleum in the Ministry of Energy (dO (xJiI) Minister of State (Independent charge) of Shri Hari Nath Mishra the Ministry of Rural Development Minister of State in the Departments of Shri Shivraj V. Patil Science and Technology t Atomic Energy, Space, Electronics and Ocean Develop- ment Minister of State in the Ministry of Exter- Shri A.A. Rahim nal Affairs Minister of State in the Department of Shri Kalp Nath Rai Parliamentary Affairs Minister of State in the Ministry of Industry Shei Pattabhi Rama Rao Minister of State in the Ministry of Chemi- Shei R.C. Rath cals and Ferti lizers Minister of State (Independent charge) of Shri N.K.P. Salve the Ministry of Steel and Mines Minister of State in the Ministry of Rail- Shri C.K. Jaffar Sharier ways Minister of State in the Department of Coal Shri Dalbir Singh in the Ministry of Energy Minister of State in the Ministry of Home Smt. Ram Dulari Sinha Affairs Minister of State in the Ministry of Home Shri P. Venkatasuhhaiah Affairs DEPUTY MINISTERS Deputy Minister in the Minic;try of Works Shri Mohd. Usman Arif and Housing Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Infor- Shri Ghulam Nabi Azad mation and Broadcasting Deputy Minister in the Department of Shri Ashok Gehlot Sports Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Health Miss Kumudbcn M. Joshi and Family Welfare Deputy Minister in the Department of Sports, Shri MaJIikarjun in the Ministry of Works and Housing and in the Department of Parliamentary Affairs Deputy Minic;ter in the Ministry of Com- Shri Vjjay N. PatU munications Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Finance Shri Janardbaba Poojary Deputy Minister in the Department of Dr. M.S. Sanjeevi Reo Electronics, also Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Food and Civil Supplies Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Com- Sbri P.A. Sangma merce Deputy Minister in the Department of En- Shri Digvijay Sinh vironment Deputy Minister in the Ministries of Edu- Shd P.K. Thungon cation and Culture and Socml Welfare LOK SABHA DEBATES VOL. XLIV FIRST DAY OF THE FOURTEENTH SESSION OF SEVENTH LOK SABHA NO.1 ------ LOKSABHA ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ CflT ~ ~ ~ I • • • o~ Thursday, February 23, 1984/Phalguna 4, ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ cit Cfi"{ 1905 (Saka) ~~ ~ I ~~ 3ntf;r ~ ~ I ~ flfIT Gf;rrit The Lok Sabha met at Thirty-five minutes ~ past Twelve 0/ the Clock. ~ ~ ~ ~~ : ~ if CllfT [MR. SPEAKER in the Chair] ~ ~~ ~ ? 'l\ifTGf ~ Wr'l) CfliT ~ 'l)"{ ~ 6 ~ ~ MEMBERS SWORN ~ q;ftu'q' ~ ~ ~ awrel \ift, i ~ ~ Cf)T+T Cf)) ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ I Shri Rizaq Ram (Soncpat) ant{ W)Cf) ~~ ~ ~ B ~ i~ ~ I· •• ~ Shri Banarsi Das (Bulandshahr) "tT;J ) Shri Pitamber Singh (Bettjah) Sftlfel ~ : tJru ~ ~ (f) ~ ~ ~ SSft ~ ~ qT\ififrn ~ ~~ i According to Rules Prco;idcnt\ Addrc')s to ~ ii~ ~ mr ~ ~ fGli wtrfi ~ bot', Houses of PLlrliament to be laid-that ~~ o~ ~ ~i ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ is the second. First is the oath of affirmation ~ CflT anqmr:r11T ~ it ~ ii ~ I ?:t'Q and third is oLituary references . 3ti1fmfJUJ arg(f ~ ifiT fq{flf ~ tP-JT ~ PROF. MADHU DANDAVATE (Raja- CflftPP i ~ t ~ it \Jf) ~~ ~~ ;rz:rr ~ ~ pur): About the Order Paper I have one suggestion-that when you make the obituary f ~ i 3fq'zrTca ~ I references, we should abo pay homage to those who have been killed in Haryana and ~ ~ : ~ *' i ~ ~i i ~ I Punjab. That is my ~ to you. On that there should be no differrncc. t.i\' atz'f fqtu ?(Riirn ; ~ \IT llT) cfi i ~ ~~ ~ o orR: GfTCf)T ~ ~~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ : ~ 3fT ~ ~ i ~ it ~ ~ ~~ I ilTG" ~ i it ~ ~ flfi\ ~ iftz a) ~ Cfi(i fcn'{ W)Cfi 31fcfTq- ~ ? 5fa'Ff ff?ff ij"G";:r it ~~ atS1fa ~ ~ : ~ ij ~~ ~ ~ i~ i~ fCfi fGflur ~ ~ ~ ;:r@' ~ ~ ({l filtt 't\,a ~ I ~ ? 3 President's Address FEBRUARY 23,1984 President's Address 4 -n arell ~ ~ : W)Cfl ~ i ~~ <=.fT\;T ~ CJ)T ~ i it ~ it ifl i ~ ~~ i ~ ~ I ~ i ~ ~~ i fcrfcfTr fCfilJT \lfHH ~ ~ afl't ~ ~ ~ CfiiT aCfl ~~ \jf) i ~ 31'1":( ~~ ~ fef) 1983-84 if 520 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ arr iifTt:PTT I 1983-84 ifl ~ ~ \3CfrCfl Cflr {SltfCf If)iif'fT ~~ ij' CfiTt:OT arfuCfi ~ \ill ~ T I 12.41 brs. 3. ~~ ~ tfr ~o ef)r crrtfl ~ ~ PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS ~ ~ ~~ ~ aTr"{ ~ ~ i Cfi) artfrrl;r SECRETARY-GENERAL: Sir, I ILlY on ifi ~ ~ 4246 ~~ ii ~ ~ ~ CfiT qcfT the Table a copy of the PH ~ ~ Address ~ IT'lT ~ I ~~~ lJ ~ ~ ~ tr"{Tar ~ to both ~ of P,lrh.tmcnt aSl)embled ~~ Cf)) ~ i ~ I 1983 -8 4 if together today. 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'if ~ it 3fpftf\ifCT ~~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ trt ~ I ~ ~ i ~ 1 98 3 ~ ~ i ~ ~~ 24. ~ ~ ~ i~ it ~ CflT CfTrt'TCf"{UT 't{C'fl r ~ , ~ i ~ i{ ftfi"( ~ ~ i ~ Cf)T i~ i ~ tTlIT ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ CflT ~ ~ CfiT g fCfl ~ ~ o ~ «trfo- o ~ ~ i ~ ~ \iff ~~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ am: ~ ~o ~ I ttl ~ ~ii tl)T an;rrel ~i i arf(f ~~ i ~~ if> ~ i ~ ij' ~ ~ 'iTff, srar;:pift ;r mfa, ~ ~~ i ~ qc::t ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~~~ ~ i CfiT ~ 3llflqCfi ~~ ~ ifi) ~ i ~i if; ~~ ~ ~ I llTtfer ~ ~ • ~~ i ~ ~ i ifi ~ ~ ~ 13 ~ i Add"" PHALGUNA ~ 1905 (SAKA) P,esltknt', ,udru, 14 - ;nan iti ~ if ~ ~i ~ ~ ~ i~ ~~ arijif) srfafGOff ~ ~ i ~ 1ft' niT it; ~~ cfiT ~ i ~ ~ it ~ GTTrrT '1'1' ll'ii{TrrT llfiT qT I ~ ~~~ fra1tr ~ ~~ fG'1lTT if ~ CfiG+r ~ I ~ii ~ ~ ~ ~ ifi ~ ~ ~ $ ~ ~o ~ qfelun artnT ~ ~ ;:rp:frfap:n ~ ~ ~ i U:.;rCf)Tlf ~ ~ Cfi'T 1fT I it Wtij i ~ Cli) ~ ~ i i ~~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ rf.:Cftli 'fTfa ~ ~ it ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ lfTt1QrCf\i 41UJ (1'*1 it, ~~~ t I ~~ ~ it ~ i ~ ~ *' ~ arT"{ ;,rlf))f(1TqTfCfilJT ~ ~ ~ ~ it ~ CliT aToCfi CliT i ~ CifiT $!.f) I ~~~ enr {I$ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ it I {rr aTltr)flTll ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ \'fT"{ff 'aftT '('i ?tllTr ~ ift:q ~ Cfi) ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~~ CJiT liTff,T ~ ar1'{ ~ ~ ~ ~ {ft=well ct;) If\iiff ~ it ~ ~ ~~ iti ~ ~ Cfi) 'flfT ~~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ i ~ I 29. liT;:r;;Tlf m:'m-vr J ~~ 'l'VTU\Rf 26. ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ ?tWT *' rr'fTCf ~ ~ ~ i~ ~~ ~ I ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ CfiT ~ ~ ~ \1fT i ~ i f\1"tt ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i ar'n: Gf;rn-r ~ "(@' ~ , ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ tnit ~ ~ ~~~ en) ~ ~ i~~ ~ , ~ i~ ~ tftfqlTCf i ~ ~ ~ J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ arr;:[)qtif ~ f.,a-;:r qr ~~~ ~ ~ garf ~ I ~ I arT\if ~ ~ ftwrtt ~ ~ ~ SfUT'1lj?r) ~ '3{'1o-T ~ ~ it ~ ~ CfiT srfCf ~ ~ CfiJ ~ CfiT i ~ ~ orA; ~ i ~ ~ i~~ ~ ~~ llTPf)T tf{ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ £{tfiCTT ~ ~ it arfUctl ~ ~ ~~ eti) ~ q"fcT ~ ~ ~ arfuCfl ~~ ~ ~~ I ~ ~ ~~ ~ :qf'l'1tfit ~ ~ ~ i ~ ~o ~ ?IT, ~~i arrenTT ~ Cfi) 30. it ~ C:firrrT ~ fill liTrATlf ~ ~ i~ ~ CfiT ~~ CllT ~ ~~ ~ t CfiT ~ ~ Cfifo'1 r.fiT1.Tl if \if) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ I 27. sr&rrr1i?fT ~ ;:'{lfTtti' it ~ ~ "{TfT'1 ~ ~ ,3' tPlttrT ~ ·fqf;;iJlf fCfilfT ~ I ~ "{T\ilf i ~ i ~ i ~ it ~ Honourable Members, I ~ ~ £f)) a-lHf"{lJT Gflf ~ ~~ ~ I qfRlf ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ tf1=srrer ~ ~ It givec; me pleasure to welcome you to arR ~ ~ qt ~~ ~ CfiT ~ ~ ~ thi') first session of Parliament in 1984 and to ex tend to you my best wishes for the success- 3Th: 'I) ~~ ~ it I ful completion of the budgetary and legisla- tive business ahead. 28. ~ ~ ~~ ~ or Olh: Gf6"{R " 2. In the current year the ecooomy has ifi'T ~ i lfT?TTtt Gfif tIT I srur;r#?TT ~ made in"pressive recovery and progress over- ~ ~~ ~~ i;:lfTet, YfTcf, ~ coming the adverse effects of ~ {fTfsrB" ~ 111ft ctiT ~ ~ ~ ct'r ~ I ~ qfr{f failure of rains. Agricultural production is expected to grow by 9 per cent as against a it tmr it; u¢a ~ ~ fJf(1T ~ I ~ decline of 4 per cent in the previous year. ttel anrG)(ir{ ~ ~~~ ~i i arT"{ ~~ The. production of foodgrains is likely to ~ i ~ ~ 3fqtrt q"f ~ ~ exceed the target of 142 million tonnes, compared to tbe actual production of 128.4 ajt{ ~i ~ it' ~ ~ i ~ ~ miJIion tonnes in 1982-83 and the previous 15 Prelldent'8 Address FEBRUARY 23, 1984 Prelldent's Address 16 best record of ~ million tonnes. The common worker has responded to the buoyancy in agricultural production reflects Government's call to maintain the momen- the o ~ of the strategies and program- tum in economic development, which is mes followed over the years. The irrigation reflected in increased production. potential, which increased by 2.34 million hectares in ~ is expected to increase 7. The growth rate of GNP this year is further by 2.37 million hectares in 19 .'13-84. expected to be 6 to 7 per cent, as compared Special efforts have been made to improve with only 1.8 per cent in 1982-83. In the first the utilisation of the potential so created. four years of the Sixth Plan, the average lhc high·yielding varieties programme has growth rate of GNP will be about 5.4 per continuC'd to expand and the 198 {-84 cover- cent. The country can take legitimate pride age is expected to be 52 million hectares. in this achievement. Fertiliser consumption during ~ will be well above the Plan target. 8. The price situation has caused us anxiety. On January 7, 1984, the annual 3. Special attention i'} being paid to dry- rate of inflation reached 10.4 per cent. The Jand farming; 4, .46 mi cro-watersheds have inflationary pressures on the economy been identified for adoption of new techno- Jargely reflect the Jow growth of output in logies which will help the poorest rural 1982-83 due to the drought. A number of communities A centrally sponsored scheme measures to counteract these pressures and for asc::iliting small and marginal farmers to bring down inflation have been taken. was also launched in 1983-84. They include: incentives for increasing production of foodgrains, oilseeds and ·1. The recovery of the industrial economy pulses; the expansion and strengthening of and the imrrovement of the infrastructure the public distribution S) ~ ; a vigorous have maintained good tempo. Coal o ~ procurement drive ; timely marginal aug- tion has shown steady improvement after mentation of domestic supplies through September and the output during 1983-84 imports; incentives for increasing industrial wiIJ be o~ to 140 mIllion tonnes. During production; and enforcement of fiscal and the first nine months of t 983-84, power n onetary discipline aimed at the reduction genl'ration has grown hy about 5 per cent of ~ liQ4idity in the system. The record over the io ~ year. The production of crop of 1983-R4 and the continuing improve.. crude oil, which wac.; 10.5 million tonnes in ment in the infrastructure and the industrial 1980-81 and 21.0,) million ~ in 1982-83, sector wilt help in bringing down the rate of is expected to increase further to 26 million inflation in the months ahead. The Govern- tonnes in 1 t)83-8-k Special efforts have been ment have aJso taken several steps to curtail made to maintain railway freight at a level expenditure while maintaining the stimulus higher than the previous year's. Port to production, efficiency and fun utilisation capacity ic; being expanded and the total of capacity. traffic handled by the major ports in J983-R4 is expected to be an all-time-high of over 101 9. The situation regarding our external million tonncs. payments has improved. The trade gap is expected to decline for the second successive 5. The growth of the industrial sector, year. During April-October 1983, exports which was sluggish in the first half of the (exc1uding oil) grew by 9.9 per cellt com- year, improved ill the second half and an pared to the same period of J 982-83, and the overall indu'\trial growth rate of 4.5 per cent value of imports (net of oil exports) declined is likely in 1983-84. The manufacturing by 2.5 per cent. The poJicy of building sector hac; performed wen; textiles, engineer- production capacities in critIcal sectors and ing and cement industr!c') hav e shown ~ reducing bulk imports has yielded dividends. stantial improvement. Another encouraging factor is the substan- tial improvement in the flow of funds from 6. The industrial relations situation also Indians abroad. continued to be i~ o during the year, ill spite of the variou" stresses and strains 10. As our foreign exchange ~ in different parts of the country. The have increased, the Government have 11 President's Addrfss President '.s Address is decided voluntarily not to make any further Authority for a pioneer area for extensive drawals under the Extended Fund Facility survey of polymetallic nodules in the with the International Monetary Fund after central Indian Ocean. The first unit of the the current year. Out of the total SDR 5 Madras Atomic Power Station, which was billion we are utilising only 3.9 bHlion. thus designed and fubricated indigenously, making SDR 1.1 billion available to the attained criticality Oll July 2, t 9:-<3, and has IMP to assist other dev.:loping countries. been operating at power kvels up to 200 Our people can be proud of the success of MW. our external adjustment policies. 13. Parliament has recently approved the J I. Vigorous implementation of the National Health Policy which Jays stress on Twenty·Point Programme, with its emphasis preventive, promotive and rehabilitative on anti-poverty measures, is transforming ~ of health carc. 1 he core of the the condition of the fura] poor. Under the policy lies in community i ~ io and Integrated Rural Development Programme, the provision uf hedlth services through 9 million rural families, including 3.2 million primary health centres to miJjions of families families belonging to the Scheduled Castes in the far-flung rUlul alcas. Vigorous and Scheduled Tribes, have been assisted in measures are being pursued for control of the first three years of the Sixth Plan. The tuberculosis, ~ and ~ India's total outlay on this programme during the drorts in family pl .. wning received inter.. first three years has been Rs. 22.530 million. national recognition when our I)rimc: In the current year another 3 million families Minister was given the United Nations are being helpi!d. Targets to generate PopuJation Award at a ~ i ceremony additionn 1 employment under the National held on Sc:ptember 30, 1983, ill New York. Rural Employment Programme were fully An all-tIll1l.!'·high rate of around 25.9% has achieved during the first three years of the been achieved in couple protection. The Plan and the progrcs'; during the current number of acceptors of variou..; family year is sat;sfC:lctory. A new Rural Landless p1anning methods has increased by ~ ~ in Employment Guarantee Programme was April-December lY83 ovcr the correspond- launched on Augu:-t 15, 1983. Rs. 6000 iug period of the previous year. million have been allocated for it. There has been excellent response also to ~ new 14. In education the focus of attention programme of providing ~ employment to continued to be on ~ i i elementary the cuucatcc.l unemplvyeu. A target of educ. tion in the age group 01 6-J4. with assisting ~ lakh educated persons has been empbJsis on girb' education, auJ on ~ for J t)83·S4. eradicating adult illIteraCY by 1990. Tuking advantage of the growth of ~ o and 12. Honourable Members of Parliam:;:nt radio, a vigorous programme of non-formal are aware of the achievements of. Indian education hal> ~ plauneu. In higher science in 1983-84. On April 17, ]983, the educatIon, it has been our c1Tort to improve Rohini ~ i was placed in a ncar earlh the functioning of universities and institu- orbit. INSAT-IB was succc:\sfully launched tions of higher technology. The work of on August JO, 1983. Slllce October 15, 1;}83 the two commbS1Un:-, set up to ~ the it has been serving our telecommunication, role of teachers has made progress. television, radio and meteorology program- . mes. A large exp4insion of television services 15. A National Council of Arb ~ been has been planned to increase the coverage of i~ under the i ~ i of the population from 23 per cent in 1983-84 to 70 Prime Mmister which wj}j formulate policies per cent by 1984-85. India has signed the to improve tbe national endeavour in Antarctic Treaty and has become the various tieJds of cullur al development and fifteenth consultative member state. So far conservation of our heritage. A Nauonal three expeditions to Antarctica have been Book Development Council has also been organised and a regular station established. set up for the development of our book For the first time two women scientists have industry. gone to that continent. We have registered ourselves with the International Sea-bed ~ J6. The couutry can achieve sustained 19 Pre.ddent's Address FEBRUARY 23. 1984 Presldnzt'a Address 20 progress only in a climate of harmot1y and o ~ ~ communities. It is however determination to resist any threats to its heart-",arming that the majority of the unity and integrity. \A'e can ill afford to people, irrespective of the community to ignore the harm done by disruptive activi ties which they belong have refused to be misled of communal and secessionist elements, by the sinister propaganda of hate let loose. violent agitatjons and systemic efforts to It is Imperative to restore normalcy and denigrate the many-sided achievements of peace in that State. The Government have our people. Together. these trends in our always been anxious that the probJemi in body politic are weakening nJtional cohe · Punjab be solved through dialogue between sion. Some internal as well as external all concerned. . forces are at work to undermine India's political and social stability ~ A distressing development is the recent spread of communal violence to 11. In today's complex international Haryana. I hope thal peace will soon be situation, it is essential to intensify our restored in the affected areas. vigilance to preserve our economic and political independence. Every patriotic 21. The Government have been seriously citizen ~ cooperate with the Government concerned over the acceleration of the in putting down forces that ,eek to di"ide act vitiec; of communal and anti·national the people on the ba..,is of ~ creed, clements which o i ~ a ~ io threat to region or language. At the recent meeting the security and integrity of the country. The of the National inkgration Council there dastardly as"ass:n.ltion of an IndIan diplo- was a heartening o ~ cutting o~ mat In the United Kingdom by a gang of differences of political outlook and ideology. o i~ who claim to represent a seces- that tbe fabric of national unity must bc ~ i movement in Jammu and ~ i strengthened and the sense of lndianness has emphasised the need for VIgilance and promoted. There is agreement amongst preparedness on our part. The wider o~ parties against the usc of violence in repercussions of such developments should support of agitation') and the harbouring be kept in mind. of anti-social clements in religiou'i places. The use of places of worship by criminals 22 . Our polity has sufficient strength- affects their sanctity and ~ the i ~ and re!'ilience to overcome these difficulties. of the nation, apart from bringing a bad The health of our democratic institutions name to religion. I urge Honourable i" sound. The Indian people have time and Memhers to convert thb growing feeling ~ i shown their determination to protect into a national programme to bind different their hard-won fl cedom and unity. It is up parties in the country and dIfferent sections fo us to harnes'; their unbounded energy and of our people into a strong and vibrant idealism for the strengthening of the nation. national entity. 23. The international situation is distur- 18. In Assam, the State Government bing. The arms race has continued unaba- have made strellUOUIi efforts to promote ted with the global expenditure on arma- peace and stJhility. This endeavour has ment') exceeding $ 600 billion annually. been widely supported hy the public who Disarmament negotiations have not regis- have realised that violence leads only to tered any progress. The talks b.:tween the socia) and economic dIslocation on a large USA and the Soviet Union on the limitation scale. Tribunals have st.u ted working to of the Intermediate Nuclear Forces have facilitate a rc<;olution of the foreigners' been suspended. The prospect of redressing is"uc. Firm ~ have also been taken economic disparities is equally bleak. to check IlIeg..ll ImmIgratIOn. I trust Honourable Members will help 10 the 24. The ~ i environment in our o ~ of reconciliation. own region has worsened. The militarisa- tion of the Indian Ocean arl"a continues. 19. Punjab 1'.lS witnessed tr.lgic violence The induction of highly sophisticated against innocent persons. Some forces have weapons m our neighbourhood causes con- sought to weaken the centuries-old fraternal cern. We prefer to spend our scarce President's Address resources on development, but we cannot support to the PLO and to liberation afford to be blind to our defence require· movements in Southern Africa and ments. In spite of this. build·up all around Namibia. We also pJayed bost to the us, we have persevered in our policy of Commonwealth Heads of Government seeking friendship with all our neighbours. Meeting in November. It brought together We should like the Government of Pakistan Heads of Government belonging to indus- to respond positively to our desire for trialised as well as developing countries better relations and our proposals for and gave new support to initiatives for peace friendship, peace and cooperation and to and international cooperation. take steps to curb the propaganda directed against us. The ethnic violence in Sri 26. The tradition of friendly cooperation Lanka, in which Indian nationals and with the Soviet Union and the Socialist Tamils and others of Indian origin suffered countries is growing. We were deeply heavy casualties and loss of property, grieved at the passing away of Mr. Vuri naturally caused deep concern to the entire Andropov. the General Secretary of the country. It is gratifying that the Sri Lanka CPSU and President of the USSR. The Government accepted our otTer of good Prime Minister flew to Moscow to convey offices to facilitate a viable political settle- India's sympathy to the Soviet people in ment. We hope that th!; AII·Parties Con- their sorrow. She had a useful meeting ference will lead to a ~ i and satisfactory with Mr. Konstantin Chernenko, the new solution. Efforts aimed at the nor,nalisa- General Secretary of the CPSU, at which tion of relation') with China, including the the desire to strengthen mutual relations . settlement of the bound,uy question are was reiterated. continuing. A number of Visits have been exchanged and discussions held with the 27. The Prime Minister had a useful countries of the region with a view to exchange of views with President Reagan resolving outstanding probkms and further in New York. Preparations are under way improving bilateral relations. A positive for the holding of Festivals of India in the development was the launching of an United States and France. Our relations integrated programme of South Asian with the countries of Westeln Europe were Regional Cooperation. We were privileged further strengthened by various hjgh-Ievel to have the King of Bhutan as our chief visits in both directions. guest on R.epublIc Day this year. 28. I paid State visits to Czechoslovakia. 25. An event of high significance in Qatar and Bahrain. The Prime Minister 1983 was the Seventh Conference of Non- visited o~ i Finland, Denmark, Aligned Countries in New Delhi. The Norway, Austria, Cyprus and Greece. She Conference reaffirmed the continued rele- also met the President of France in Paris. vance and vahdity of the policy of non- In addition to the participation of Heads alignment. The Prime Minister, as Chairper· of State/Government at the NAM Summit son of the Movement, has already taken a and CHOGM, we also had the privilege of number of initiatives to promote peace, playing host to a number of distinguished disarmament and economic cooperation. visitors from abroad. Queen Elizabeth II The most Significant initiative was the combined a State visit to India with the organisation of informal consultations at opening of the CHOGM. The President summit level in New York at the time of of Bulgaria, the Chancellor of the Federal the UN General Assembly. These consul· Republic of Germany, the President of the tations were widely acclaimed as having Republic of Maldives and the Prime contributed to n useful process of dialogue Minister of CzechosJovakia were other on some of the i i ~ issues of the day. distinguished guests. These visits have Another step was the sending of a non- helped to strengthen the friendly ties and aligned milllsterial group to West Asia in cooperation between India and these COUD- connection with the developments within tries. the PalestlDian Libelation Organisation. The. Government firmly adhere to the prin- 29. HonourabJe Members, the Republic cipled policy of eXtending every possible is passing through a perjod of stress. Obituary Rtft rences FEBRUARY 23, 1984 Obituary References 24 Important national tasks require steadfast he was four times winner of the Order of devotion on the part of ites pubJic servants Lenin and was conferred the coveted title of and people's representatives. We must 'Hero of Socialist Labour.' give more to the nation than we take from it. A rededication to national ideals is An o ~ i statesman, he dedicated needed so that all of us may give of our hie; life for the ideals of world peace and best to the cause of national unity and containment of the nuclear arms race. progress. At home he made relentless efforts to en- 30. I wish the Honourable Members all force strict labour disciplioe and pragmati- success in their strenuous endeavours that cally endeavouI cd to give worker::, greater lie ahead. say in management. Jai Hind A staunch friend of Indi3, he made the strengthening of bonds with India a keystone of his foreign policy and took keen personal 11'42 hrs. intcre!'ot in promoting increasing ) ndo-Soviet co-operalion in the fields of traue and eco- OBITUARY REFERENCES nomic relations. We pay our tnbutes to the memory of this MR. SPEAKER: Hon. Members, as we great ~ of our time. In his death meet today after an interval of two months, the Soviet Union has o~ a staunch patriot it is my sad duty to inform the House of the passing away of Mr. Yuri Vladimirovlch and Inuia a truc friend auu supporter. Andropov, General Secretary of the Centra) Committee of the Soviet Communist Party Shri J.C. Barve was a ~i i Member of and Chalfman of the Presidium of the the o ~ ~ Rillrttck constit ucncy Supreme Soviet of USSR, Sarvashri J.C. of ~ Barve, C.M. Stephen and Dr. B.N. S!ngh, sitting Members and four former Members, Ear1ier he had been a mcmber of Sixth Lok Sabha dUrIng 1 <)77-7<) ,md a Member of namely. Sarvashri Achal Singh, P. Sivasan- Mahara!:>htra Lcgi!))ativc Coullcd during karan, lJaijnath Kureel and Y. Shalza. 1972· 77. Mr. Yuri Vladimirovich Andropov, A veteran freedom flghter, Shri Barve General Secretary of the Central Committee took active pdrL in the 'Quit India' Move- of the Soviet Communist Party and Chair- ment in 1942 and sutfered impiisonmcnt for man of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet severa I years. of USSR, passed away on 9th February, 1984 at the age of 69 years. An agt iculturbt, Shri Barve took keen Born in June, 1914 in the family of a rail- interest in the dovclopmcnt of irrigation, wayman, President Am.lropov started his agriculture and fi .... hcrjes. I k W , .j" a" ... ociateu career as a telegraph operator. He soon em- with several co·oper..ltivcs and other social barked on a career as a Communbt Party institutions in varion-> (.'apacitil!s. He also functionary and rapidly rose in the party took keell interest ill welfLife ~ for ranks. During the Second World War he uplift of t1shcrmcn. actively participated in the war. He was named as 'Army General' in 1976. Besides Shn Barve pa%cd away on 16th January, being General Secretary of the Central Com- 1994 at Nagpur at the age \If {,3 years. mittee of Soviet Communist Party, he was elected as the Head of the State in 198, and Shri C.M. Stephen ~ .t ~i Member had tbe distinction of simultaneous1y hold- representing Gulh.uga o ~ of KaT- ing two top posts of his country during the nataka State. Earllcr, he ~ b.'en a Mem- brief period of his ~ i of the country. ber of Fifth and Sixth Lok Sabha elected from Kcrala St An eloquent and forceful speaker and a An agriculturist and businessman, Dr. vigilant Member. he took keen interest in the Singh functioned as a Deputy Chairman of work of the House ~ in procedural matters. North Chotanagpur Autonomous Develop- The proceedings of Lok Sabha bear testi- ment Authority with the rank of Cabinet mony to the contribution made by him dur- Minister. He was Chairman of District ing debatec; on important ir.;sues. Board, Hazaribagh during ~ Besides he-ing (,hai rman of the Committee A well known social worker, Dr. Singh on SuhonHn'lUIo Legi<:1ntion during 1976·77 evinced keen interest in the uplift of the Sch- a.,d Puh1jc Acconntr:; Committee during eduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes. 1977-7R, he' was a Mem1,cr of sl!veralother A widely traveJled person. he visited various i ~ ('0mmittcer:; He also qcrvcd European and West Asian countries. on the ~ of CI,airml'n. Shri SteJ')hen was the Leader of the OpPoliition in Lok Sabha Dr. B.N. Singh passed away at Hazari- during 1978·79. bagh in Bihar on 3 February, 1984 at the age of 66. A widely travelled perSOIl, he was a Mem- ber of the Indian Delegation to the United Shri Achal Singh was a Member of First Nations Orgalli"',ltj()O. fntcrnational Labour to Fifth Lok Sabha during 1952-77 from Organisation and ParlLlmentary Conference, Uttar Pradesh. London . Earlier he was a Member of Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council in 1924 and Legislative An rmincnt ~ o and B prominent ~ ~ io i~ he ~ specially i ~ in Assembly of Uttar Pradesh during ]936-39 the welfare of the working cla<;"es and was and 1946-52. Prcc;i(ient of several trade Unions. He was also Chairm,'ll of N,;tional Shipping Board. An abJe Parliamentarian he took keen interest in the proceedings of the House. A veteran freedom i~ Shri Stephen He was a Member of several Consultative suffered imprisonnv.!llt sever II times. Committees. He wac; owner nnd Mnllaging Erlitor of A veteran freedom fighter, and a renowned 'Powra Prahha'. a Mulayalam Oaily hesides social and political worker, Shri Achal being ac;''Ioci'' ted with ~ other weeklies Singh wac; ac;c;ochted with several social, and dailies. cultural, political and educational institutions in various capacities. Shri Stephen suddenlv collaJ'sed while addrC'c;c;ing a PlIhJic m'"'cting, at Kattapana in He was also author of severa) publica- Idukki district of Kerala State, on 16 Janu- tions. ary 19R 1 at the age of ()t;. Shri Achal Singh passed away at Agra Dr. B.N. Singh wac; :1 c;itting Member of on 22 December, 1983 at the age of 88 Lok Sabha representing Hazaribagh consti- years. tuency of Bihar. HC' had also been a Mem- ber of Third .1Ild Sixth Lok Sabha during Shri P. Sivasankaran was a Member of 1962·67 and 1977-79 respectively. Third and Fourth LC'lk Sabha during 1962-70 representing Sriperurnbudur constituency of Farlier, during 1952·()2 and 1967-74 he was the then Madras State. a Member of Bihar Legislative AssembLy. As a Cabinet Minister in the State Govern- A keen social worker, Sbri Slvasankarao 27 Obituary References FEBRUARY 23, 1984 Obituary ~ 28 worked for uplift of the Scheduled Castes House. and abolition of the caste system. ~i being Deputy Mayor of Madras in 1959, he Shri Sha:za passed away in tragic circum- was associated with several social and stances on 30 January, 1984 at Impha) at educational organisations in various the age of 60 years. capacities. ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ an=lTeT \iff, Shri Sivasankaran ~ away on 14 January, 1984 at Madras at the age of 71. i ~ ~ ~ ~ if iff ~ i~ I Shri Baijnath Kureel was a Member of MR. SPEAKER: Does the House allow First to Fifth Lok Sabha during 1952-77 me to refer to Punjab an< Haryana and to from Uttar Pradesh. He was Deputy the people who died? I do not know how Minister for Irrigation and Power In the we put it. It is most harrowing. Our Union Cabinet during 1971·73. sympathies go to the bereaved families and we express the deepest sorrow and anguish Shri Kureel was a sitting Member of at the way things have moved. This thing Uttar Pradesh Vidhan Sahha and was has been done with no rhyme or reason and, Minister for Revenue in the State C.lbinet. no sensible person will ever do like that. An able Parliamentarian, he took keen I hope ~ amity will be there and in interest in the proceedings of the House. He the future we ~ sec the dawn of reason was a Member of the Estimates Committee and fellow feeling and a love for human duril'g 1966-6R and 1976-77 and the Com- life. That is all ( can say. mittee on the Welfare of the Scheduled Castes and the Schedu!ed Tribe') of Lok We deeply mourn the loss of all these Sabha during 1968-70. friends and I am ~ the House wm join me in conveying our condolences to the An i i~ and a social worker, Shri hereaved families. Kureel worked for rural education, uplift of the downtrodden and eradication of social The House may stand in silence for a evils. He ~ associated with several ~ i short while to express its <;orrow. educational and political o i~~ io in various capacities. The Members then stood iii silence for a ,\/lOr' while. Shri Kureel passed away at Lucknow on 26 January. 1984 at the age of 63. Shri Y. Shaiza ~ a Member of Sixth Lok Sabha during 1977-7R reprc,\ent ing Outer p;rT ~ ~ t ~ : an:rrer ~ q Mc:tnipur constituency of Manipur. O:'ll ~ ~ ~ "36FTT ~ ~ I q::ifTGf it 3 ~ ~ U \;1") ~ ~ 3f'!1Ttfi=f efiT ~ ~ Shri Shaiza was:t siuing Memher of Manipur Legic;,lative A'>'cmhly f:arlier ~ 'l ;rTf,: ~ i cr.) ~~ g) ~~ ~ OfT,,{ ifq;fife also, he had heen elected Member of the ~~ q7 ~ ~ Cfir tnt g, ~ ~ ~ State ~ in 1972 and later in 1978 and 1980. ~ ~ nuring the sh0rt period of i~ puhlic life, atp;tf1H ~ : ~~ i i~i I Shri Shaiza rOlic to the hIgh office of Chief Minister of the Statc in 1974 and again in * 1977. Prior to th It, he W,IS a Minister of sgj ~ ~ : lfq;:f qc Cf)r ~o iirffllfT Finance in the State Cabinet in 1972. CfiT"{llT ~ lfg ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ tfCf;fifc (fi) S:iT ii ~ ~ sr')tfC if ~~ A good Parliamentarian, Shri Shaiza took keen interest in the Proceedings of the i tfiT ~ i~ ~ I 29 PHALGUNA 4, 1905 (SAKA) 30 8tAm ~~ : i ~ ~ii I '11* ~ ~ ~ ~ ij'{lfi'f"( ~ fflfT'f ifT6T ~ ~ i ~ ~~ ~ ~ I lIT at ~ ijfCfTGf ~ arcqr, crtrtr {'f ~ • ~ fqT1:1 ~ (;ri ~~~ ~~~ arm ~ ~~ ~ ~ I ~ ~~ 3T'flf ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ CflT ~ i tfl:: wfeti' st'Cfi'C ~ ~ ~ i tJ/4f/..-{,/.l..!f ~ ~ ~ -'f.l lJ ;; \1ij"ij' ~~ ~ ~ i ~ ~ "1'T Sfa-Tiilift \iff # ':,,;£JI.J) ~ fCfi ~ ~~ 31'T iliT ~~ ~ CfiGr Cf ~ :qc.;ra-T ." ~ an;Q'1R ~ : 3llq- ijf) ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o1efl ~ lI'T ~ ~ ~ ~ ii ~ ~~ I 3{t;l1'fR ~ : iT"{T ~ ~ I p;ft ~ ~ : o1'li ~ ~ "'TV ~ ~ ~ i : ~ ~ ~~ ~ fCfi 3fPl CflTtT\if -'1':1 ~ 'it "{ ~~ t ~ licr i ~ q\jfTar 3fTt ~ Cfif f.{c'iT 31') 'il:: ~~ ~ : ~ ~ i ~ « Cfftf aTT\if ~ :q:qr ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ I ( 01.fCIQ'T'f ) ~ ~ ~ : ~ -«hit Gl'TCf ~ I··· P;ft ~ ~ ~~ mm ~~~ : ~~ ~~ tTl:tq't eft ff ~ ~ ~ ai\t Cfi)f ~ ~ ~~ aw:rer \iff ! (lnterruplions ) •• ~ am=I ~ ~ i : ~ ~~ ~ efCfl ~i i i ~ ;:r@ ~ I MR SPEAKER: Not allowed. atStN ~ ~~ afTer ~ ~ aiR THE PRIME MINISTER (SHRIMA TI ij" 'lPH Cfl) ~~~ t ~~ 'IT ~~ ~ INDIRA GANDHI): I protest against such baseless and unfounded allegations. ~ etitrrr ~ I ~~ ~ GrTef Cf)"{;r « i ~ it~ iSfTff iSfif ~~ ~ «q ~ ~ MR SPEAKER : I have not allowed this IT'qT'\ ~ \lTTt:(, ~ ~ itt ~ GIlCf r.f\ftct I at all. p;ft U3t'f"" ~~ ~ ~ \ill'Tcn tf'4Tt ar1t lflfT ~ ~ ~ ? (!t1lnJ,,, ) ~ ~ : aih: \1'T ti\TTtCfT ~ ijCf)oT The Prime Minister was not audible. ~ ~ \jfU I ~ itJ ~ 3Ttf;rT ~ i~ ~~ * ~ ~ ~ i ~~ \jfT ~ ~ I ··Not I'CQOrded. 31 Papers Laid FEBRUAR Y 23. 1984 Papers Laid 32 15ft' ~ ~~ ~i : ~ it ~ i ~ Property Ordinance, 1984 (No. 3 of 1984) promulgated by the President 'frq' tif)T q-;)l :qT\i ~~ ~~ ift ~ t ~ on the 28th January, 1984. ~ ~~ iftUT i:f1T ~ ~~~ ~ 'J:oT ~ ~ I [Placed in Library. See No. LT-7631/84] 12.54 hrs. (4) The Inchek Tyres Limited aDd National Rubber Manufacturers Limi- ~ i Charon Sillgh, ~ i Awl Bilwri Vajpayee ted (Nationalisation) Ordinance, 1984 and .wllle other han. Members (No.4 of 1984) promulgated by the thell Lell the House. President on the 14th February, 1984. [Placed in Library. See No. LT 7632/84] PAPERS LAID ON THE TABLE Merchant Sbipplng (Examination of EnRineers in the Merchant Navy) Amend- National Welfare Board for Seafarer., ment Rules, 1983, Review on the working (Amendment) Rules, 1983. of and Annual Report of Mogul Lines Ltd. Bombay for 1982-83 and Annual THE MINISTER OF SHIPPING AND Accounts of New Mangalore Port Trust, TRANSPORT (SHRI K. VIJAYA Mormugao Port Trust. Kandla Port BHASKARA REDOY): I beg to lay on Trust, Visakhapatnam Port Trust and the Table a copy of the National \Velfare Paradip Port Trust for 1982-83. Board for Seafarers (Amendment) Rules, 19x3 (Hindi and English versions) published THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE in Notification No. G.S.R. No. 839 in Gaze- MINISTR Y OF SHIPPING AND TRANS- tte of India dated the 12th November. 1983 PORT (SHRI Z.R. ANSARI): I beg to under sub-section (3) of '\ection 458 of the Jay on the Table :- Merchant Shit'ping Act. 1958. [Placed in Lihrary. ~ No. L T-7628/84] (I) A copy of the Merchant Shipping (Examination of Engineers in the Ordinances under article 123 (2) (a) of Merchant Navy) Amendment Rulec;, the Constitution 19H3 (Hindi and Engli'ih versions) pubJished in Notification No. G.S.R. TUE MINISTER OF PARLl ~ 977 in Gazette of India dated the 17th AFFAIRS, SPORTS AND WORKS AND December 1983 under sub section HOUSING (SHRI RUTA SINGH) : I (3) of section 458 of the Merchant heg to lay on the Table a copy each of the Shipping Act, 1958. following Ordinances (Hindi and Eng:ish [Placed in Library. See No. L T-7633/84] versions) unde" article 123 (2) (a) of the Constitution :- (2) A copy each of the following papers (Hindi and English versions) under (J) The i ~ (Development and sub-section (1) of section 619A of the Regulation) Amendment Ordmance. Companies Act. 1956 :- 1984 (No.1 of 19S4) promulgated by the ~i on the 12th January. (i) Review by the Government on 1984. the working of the Mogul Line [Placed in Library. See No. L T -7628/84] Limited. Bombay. for the year 1982-83. (2) The Ganesh FlouT Mills Company Limited (Acqubition and Transfer of (ii) Annual Report of the Mogul i ~ Ordinance. 1984 (No.2 Line Limited, for the year 1982- of 1984) promulgated by the President 83 along with Audited Accounts on the 28th January, 1984. and the comments of the Comp- fPlaced in Library. See No. LT .7630/84] troller and Auditor General thereon. (3) The Prevention of Damage to Public [Placed in Library. See No. LT-7634/84] 33 Papers Laid PHALGUNA 4, 1905 (SAKA) Papers Laid (3) A copy each of the following papers (Hindi and English versions) of the (Hindi and English versions) under sub- Maulana Azad CoJJege of Techno- section (2) of section 103 of the Major logy, Bhop$ll, for the year 1982·83 Port Trusts Act. 1963 :- together with Audit Report thereon. [Placed in Library. See No. LT-7641/84] (i) Annual Accounts of the New Mangalore Port Trusts for the (3) A copy of the Annual o ~ year 1982·83 and the Audited (Hindi and English versions) of the Report thereon . Regional Engineering o ~ fPlaced in Library. ~ No. LT-7635/84] KUfukshetra, for the year 1982-83 together with Audit Report thereon. (ii) Annual Accounts of the Mor· [Placed in Library. See No. LT-7642/84] mugao Port Trust for the year ~ and the Audit Report (4) (i) A copy of the Annual Report thereon. (Hindi and English versions) of I Placed in Library. See No. LT-7636/84] the Karnataka Regional Enginee- ring College, Surathka), for the (iii) Annual Accounts of the KandJa year) 982·83. Port Trust for the year 1982-83 and the Audit Report thereon. (ji) A copy of the Annual Accounts ~ in Library. See No. L T-7637 /84] (Bindi and English io ~ of (iv) Annual Accounts of the Visakha- the Karnalaka RegionllJ Engineer- patn Government on the working of S.O. 928(E) (Hindi and English versions) the National Institute of Edu- published in Gazette of India dated the cational Planning and Adminis- 23rd December, 1983 containing President's tration, New Delhi, for the year Order dated the 23rd December, ~ 1982-83. regarding extension of President's Rule in lPlaced in Library. See No. LT-7645/84] the Union Territory of Pondicherry for a further period of six months with effect (8) A copy of the Annual Report (Hindi from 24th December, ~ issued under and English versions) of the Ali section 51 of the Government of Umon Yavar Jung National Institute for Territories Act, 1963. the Hearing Handicapped, Bombay, [Placed in Library. See No. L ~ ~ for the year 1982-83 along with Audi- ted Accounts. Notifications under Lustoms Act, 1962 and Central Excise Rules, 1944. (9) A statement (Hindi and English versions) showing rcaSOilS for delay THE DEPUTY MJNISTER IN 1 HE in laying the papers mentioned at MJNISTR Y OF FINANCE (SHRJ JANAR- (8) above. DHANA POOJAR Y): I beg to lay on the lPlaced ill Library. See No. ~ Table :- Review on the working of and Annual (1) A copy each of lthc following Notifi- Report of Central Council of Homo- cations (Hmdi and i~ versions) eopathy, New Delhi for 1982-83 and under section j 59 of the Customs Act, Statement showing tbe reason for delay 1962 :- in lay ing these papers. (i) G.S.R. 909(E) and 910(E) publi- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE shed in GaLctle of India oated MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY the 23rd December ~ together WELFARE (SHRIMA TI MOtfSINA with an explanatory memoran- KIOWAI): I beg to la ~o the Table- dum rc£arding rCl)tor<.ltioll of the pre-Budget, ~ levels of (0 (i) A copy of thc Annudl Report import dutle, on the drugs aud (Hindi and Engllsh versiolls) of drug intermediates specified in the Central Council of Homoeo- these notificatIons. pathy, New LJelhl, for the year 19H2-lB along with Audited (ii) G.S.R. 911(E) published 10 Account!>. Gazette of Jndm dated the 23rd December, 1983 contaIning Cor- (ii) A cupy of the Review (Hindi and rigendum to Notification No. English io ~ of the Central G.S.R. 645(£) dated the 18th Council of Homoeopathy, New August, ~ Delhi, for the year 1982-83. ~ A statement (1I1llJi and English (iii) G.S.R.912(E) and 913(E) publi- vcr!>ions) "hLlwmg rC.ls\)1lS for delay shed in GaLctte 01 India dated the 23rd December, 1983 together III laying the papers mentioned at (I) above. with an explanatory memoran- [placed in Libmry. See No. LT-7647/84/ dum regarding exemption to articles of gift received from any Notification under Government of Union foreign Government or foreign TeuHories Act, 1963. dignitary from the whole of additional and auxiliary duties THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THb of customs leviable thereon. MINISTRY OF HOM[.! AFFAIRS (SHR1 P. VENKATASUBBAIAH): I beg to lay' (iv) G .S.R. 922(E) and 923(E) publi- on the Table a copy of Notification No. shed in Gazette of ] odia dated 37 PO]J6" Laid PHALGUNA 4, 1905 (SAKA) Pap6rs Laid 38 the 27th December, 1983 together January, 1984 together witb an with an explanatory memoran- expl.'inatory memorandum con- dum extending the validity of taining Corrigendum to Notifi- Notification No. 200·Customs cation No. 1/84-Cussoms dated dated the 28th September, 1979 the 1st January, 1984. upto 31st December, 1984 and of Notification No. 133/83-Cus- (x) O.S.R. 29(E) to 32(E) published toms dated the 13th May, 1983 in Gazette of India dated the 12th upto 31st March, 1984. January, 1984 regarding exemp- tion to Hot rolled stainless (v) O.S.R. 928(E) published in steel coils for cold rolling into Gazette of India dated the 29th products of industrial gauges December, 1983 together with an from basic customs duty in explanatory memorandum mak- excess of 40 per cent ad valorem ing certain amendment to and auxiliary duty in excess of Notification No. 23/83·Customs 20 per cent ad valorem and dated the 14th February, 1983 so Hot rolled stainless steel as to modify the extent of exemp- coils imported as replacement tion on ethylt!ne dichloride as in for already imported coils used excess of 20 per cent basic cus- in the manufacture of cold rolled toms duty and to extend the products and supplied to holders validity of concessional customs of advance/REP licences from duty upto 30th June, 1984. the whole of basic, auxiliary and additional duties of customs. (vi) G.S.R. 929(E) and 930(E) publi- (xi) O.S.R. 38{E) published in Gazette shed in Gazette of India dated of India dated the 17th January, the 29th December, 1983 together 1984 together with an explanatory with an explan,ltory memoran- memorandum regarding exemp- dum regarding increase in the tion to Hexachloro, Cyclopenta- basic customs duty on viscose dine Butene-2 Diol, of specified filament yarn below 600 deniers pesticides from the basic customs oto 25 per cent ad valorem. duty in excess of 60 per cent ad valorem. (vii) O.S.R. 940(E) published in Gazette of India datcd the 1st (xii) O.S.R. 41(E) published in Gazette January, 1984 together with an of India dated the 18th January, explanatory memorandum regar- 1984 together with an explanatory ding rates of exchange for con- memorandum making certain version of certain foreign curren- amendment to Notification No. cies into Indian currency or 3S-Customs dated the J st March, vice-versa in supersession of ~ so as to reduce the extent Notification No. 2R2-Customs of exemption by raising the basic and the 1st Octo her, 1983. customs duty on Acetate Fila- ment Yarn from five per cent ad (viii) G.S.R. 7(E) and 8(E) published valorem to fifteen per ceot ad in Gazette of India dated the 3rd valorem. January, 1984 together with an explanatory memorandum regar- (xiii) G.S.R. Sl(E) published in ding exemption to printed picture Gazette of India dated the 2nd slickers for Childrcn's picture February, 1984 together with an books from the whole of the explanatory memorandum con- basic and auxiliary duties of taining Corrigendum to Notifica- customs leviable thereon. tion No. 13l·Cu 327/83-Customs dated the 23rd December, 1983. (ix) O.S.R. 100E) published in Oazette of India dated the 5th (xiv) G.S.R. 94 published in Gazette 39 l'ap6fS Laid FEBRUAR Y 23, 1984 40 of India dated the 28tb January, additional entitlements cleared by new 1984 together with an explanatory and expansion project sugar factories. memorandum making certain amendment to Notification No. (iv) G.S.R. 915 (E) published in Gazette 132.Customs dated the 2nd July, of India dated the 24th December, 1983 1980 so as to add eight more o~ with an explanatory memo- products of Nepalese origin to randum seeking to continue upto the tbe list to of items which qualify 30th AprH, 1984 the present exemption for preferential entry into India contained in Notification No. 239/82· under the Indo-Nepal Treaty of CE dated the 1 st November, 1982 on Trade. 1978. Cellulose Acetate Moulding Granules to the extent of excise duty in excess (xv) G.S.R. 934(E) published in of ten per cent ad valorem. Gazette of India dated the 30th December, 1983 together with an (v) G S.R. 93)(£) published in Gazette of explanatory memorandum mak- India dated t he 30th December. 1983 ing certain amendment to Noti- together with an explanatory memo- fication No.2/83-CuCitoms dated randum extendmg the validity of the 1st January, 1983 so as to Notification No. 234/79-CE dated the extend the i~ i exemption 20th July, 1979 upto 31st December, from customs duties in excess 1984. of 2S per cent ad valorem to magnet field DC motors meant (vi) G.S R. 933(E) published in Gazette of for use in the product ion of elec- India dated the 30th December, 1983 trically operated 2-wheeled and together with an explanatory memo- 3.wheeled motor vehicles upto randum extending the validity of Noti- 31st December, 1984. fication No. 1/83-CE dated the 1st {Placed in Library. See No. L T -7649/84] January, 1983 upto 31st December, 1983. (2) A copy each of the followi.n g No.tifica- ' d,' and PngH.,h versions) I""ued lions (1-1 to" ' (vii) G S.R. 916 (E) published in Gazette of under the Central Excise Rules, 1944 : India dated the ~ December, 1983 together with an explanatory memo· (i) O.S.R. 894{E) published in Gazette of randum extending the validity of Noti- India dated the 17th December. 1983 fication No. 185/81·CE dated the 2nd together with an explanatory memo- July, 1<)83 upto 31st Dccember, 1984. randum seeking to grant full duty exemption on copper pipes and ~ (viii) G,S.R. 938(E) puhHc;hed in Gazette of supplied to Rharat Hea,'Y Flectncals India datcd the 31st December, 1983 Lhnited fot the manufacture of thermal together with an explanatory memoran- ower equipments to be u ... cd in the dum regarding exemption to Darjee- fnitial setting up of a thermal power ling Tea produced in Zone III specified station. Notification No. 184/81·CE dated the ~ Novemher 19RI from the duty (ii) G.S.R. 895(E) published in Gazette of of excise as 1n excess of amount calcu· India dated the 17th December, 19R3 lated at the rate of twenty paise per together with exphmatory memoran- kilogram. dum making Notification No. 292/83- CE dated the 17th December, 1983 (ix) G.S.R. 1 (E) puhlished in Gazette of in-applicable to the goods produced in I ndia dated the 1 st January, 1984 to- a free trsde zone. ge(her with an explanatory memor- andum regarding exemption to silver (iii) G.S,R. 896 (E) and 897(£) published oxide button cells from the whole of in Gazette of India dttted the 20th the excise duty for a period of two December, 1983 together with an ex- ~ upto 31st December, 1985. planatory memorandum. regarding cbangcs in the rates of excIse duty on (x) G.S.R. 2 (E) publisbed in Gazette of 41 Papers Laid PHALGUNA 01, 19O5 (SAKA) Reslgnat/on by Member" 42 India dated the 1st January, 1984 to- Children (Second Amendment) Rules, gether with an explanatory memoran- ]982 ~i i and English versions) pub- dum regarding exemption to Raw lished in Goa, Daman and Diu Gaze- Naptha falling under Central Excise tte dated the 2nd September, 1982 Tariff Item No. 6 intended for under sub-section (3) of section 59 of use in the manufacture of ammonia, the Children Act, 1960. from the duty of excise leviable there- [Placed in Library. S,e No. LT-76S1/84]. on as is in excess of Rupees one hund- red per kilolitre at 158. (2) A copy of the Annual Accounts (Hindi and English versions) of the (xi) G.S.R. 3 (E) published in Gazette of Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan, New India dated the 1st January, 1984 to- Delhi, for the year J 982-83 together gether with an explanatory memo- with Audit Report thereon. randum making certain amendment to Notification No. 81/83-CE dated the (3) A statement (Hindi and English versi. 1st March. 1983 so as to deny the con- ons) showing reasons for delay in Jay- cession contained in Notification No. ing the papers mentioned at (2) above. 2/84·CE dated the 1st Jaauary, 1984 [Placed jn Lihrary. Sec No LT-7652/84]. to the goods which are produced or manufactured in a Free Trade Zone and brought to any other place in India. 12.55 hrs. (xii) G.S.R. ~ (E) published in Gazette of RESIGNA TION BY MEMBERS India dated the 2nd February, 1984 together with an explanatory memo- MR. SPEAKER: I have to inform the randum extending the validity of Noti- House that a letter dated 26 December, 1983 fication No. 177/R3-CE dated the 1st was received in Lok Sabha Secretariat on 28 July, 1983 upto the 28th February, December, 1983 from Shri Chandra Shekhar 1985. Singh, an ejected Member from Banka con- [Placed in Library. See No. LT-7650/84]. stituency of Bihar resigning his seat in Lot Sabha. I accepted his resignation with effect Goa, Daman and Diu Children (Second from 29 December, 1983. Amendment) Rules, 1982, Annual Accounts of Kendriya Vidyalaya San- I have to inform the House that I received gatban, New Delhi for 1982 together a letter from Shri Sh;vkumar Singh, an eJe- with Audit Report thereon and Statement cted Member of Lok Sabha from Khandwa for delay In laying the Annual Accounts conc;tituency of Madhya Pradesh resigning of the Sangathan. his seat in Lok Sabha. I have accepted his resignation with effect from today, the 23rd THE DEPUTY MINJSTER IN THE Fehruary, 1984. MINISTRIES OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE AND SOCIAL WELFARE 12.57 brs. (SHRI P.K. THUNGON): I beg to Jay on the Table- The £Ok Sabha then adjourned till EJeve" of the Clock on Friday, February 24, (1) A copy of the Goa. Daman and Diu 1984/Pha!guna 5,1905 (Saka).