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Contains Nos. 1 to 10) / •• ' ; I ,. LO DEB \ (Fourteenth loa) I-. , 't ". (Vol. XLIV contains Nos. 1 to 10) , : LO (ORIGINAL ENGLISH PI.OCEBDINGS INCLUDED IN ENGLISH VBRSION AND ORIGINAL HINDI PltOCBBDINGS INCLUDED IN HINDI VBltSION WILL DB TB.BATID AS AUTBOlUTATIVE AND NOT THE TltANSLATIONTHEREOF.J CONTENTS (Seventh Series, Volume XLIV, 14th Ses ioo~ 1984/1905 (Saka) No.1, Thursday, February 23, 1984/Phalguna 4, 1905 (Saka) COLUMNS Members Sworn 1 President's Address-Laid on the Table 3-23 Obituary References 23 - 28 Papers Laid on the Table 31-42 Resignation by Members 42 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS SEVENTH LOK SABHA . : 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) (i) (ii) 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. 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