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The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Seventh THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SEVENTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FOURTH SESSION--SECOND MEETING (From 26th February to 7th April 1982) RESUME OF BUSINESS GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU 1982 Legislative Assembly Department Fort St. George, Madras -600 009 PREFACE This publication contains a brief resume of the Business transacted by the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly during its Second Meeting in the Fourth Session of the Seventh Legislative Assembly held from 26th February 1982 to 7th April 1982. MADRAS 600009 G.M. ALAGARSWAMY Dated 6th July 1982 Secretary. CONTENTS Serial Subject. PAGES. Number I. Duration of the Meeting 1 II. Prorogation 1 III. Actual Days of Sittings of the Assembly 1 IV. Obituary Reference 1 V. Questions 2 VI. Half an hour Discussion on matter of Public Importance under Rule 2 53 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules. VII. Personal Explanation under Rule 105 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative 2 Assembly Rules. VIII. Statement made by the Ministers under Rule 106 of the Tamil Nadu 2 Legislative Assembly Rules. IX. Statements made by Ministers under Rule 107 of the Tamil Nadu 3 Legislative Assembly Rules. X. Adjournment Motions 4 XI. Calling Attention Notices under Rule 54 of the Tamil Nadu 9 Legislative Assembly Rules. XII. Financial Business 16 XIII. Legislative Business 16 XIV. Government Resolutions 19 XV. Government Motions 20 XVI. Privilege Matters 22 XVII. Presentation of Committee Reports 22 XVIII. Constitution of Committee 23 XIX. Return of Assets 24 XX. Division 24 XXI. Papers Placed on the Table of the House 24 Appendix I 25 Appendix II 26 Appendix III 27 1 THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SEVENTH ASSEMBLY FOURTH SESSION - SECOND MEETING ----------- RESUME OF WORK TRANSACTED BY THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FROM 26th FEBRUARY 1982 TO 7th APRIL 1982 --------- I. DURATION OF THE MEETING The Second Meeting of the Fourth Session of the Seventh Legislative Assembly commenced on the 26th February 1982 and the House was adjourned sine die on the 7th April 1982. II. PROROGATION The Fourth Session of the Seventh Legislative Assembly was prorogued with effect from 10th May, 1982. III. ACTUAL DAYS OF SITTINGS OF THE ASSEMBLY The Legislative Assembly met for 32 days during the period from 26th February 1982 to 7th April 1982 on the following dates:- 26th February 1982; 1st to 6th ; 8th to 13th; 15th to 20th 22nd to 25th, 27th and from 29th to 31st March 1982, 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th April 1982. It also met in the evening for 10 days on the following dates; 5th; 8th; 11th; 13th; 16th to 19th; 24th and 27th March 1982. In terms of hours, the House sat for 178 hours and 36 minutes. IV. OBITURAY REFERENCE Hon. Speaker made reference to the demise of the following persons during the period:- Serial number and Name. Constituency. Period in Date of Date of which demise. reference served as made in the Member Assembly. .. 1. Acharya J.P. Kripalani Freedom fighter 19-3-1982 20-3-1982 2. Thiru S. Arumugam Tiruchencode 1952-57 2-1-1982 7-4-1982 (Sc) The Members in the House stood in silence as a mark of respect to the deceased. 2 V. QUESTIONS Five hundred and nine Starred Questions and two Short Notice Questions were answered on the floor of the House. Answers to Nine hundred Unstarred Questions were placed on the Table of the House. VI. HALF-AN-HOUR DISCUSSION ON MATTER OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE UNDER RULE 53 OF THE ASSEMBLY RULES. 1. On the 18th March 1982, Thiru P. Nedumaran initiated discussion for half-an-hour on the following matter of public importance:- "Re-laying of the Tuticorin-Dindigul-Karur broadgauge railway line" Thiruvalargal P. Nedumaran, Karur M.Chinnasamy, N. Sundararaj, S. Andi Thevar, Kumari Anandan, M. Appadurai, N. Varadarajan, K. Anbazhagan took part in the discussion and the Hon. Minister for Transport replied to the debate. 2. On the 31st March 1982, Thiru K. Ramani initiated discussion for half-an-hour on the following matter of public importance:- "The Plight of the Sri Lanka repatriates working in the Government Tea Estates in Nilgiris Hills". Thiruvalargal K. Ramani, M. Arenganathan, K. Kallan took part in the discussion and the Hon. Minister for Social Welfare replied to the Debate. VII. PERSONAL EXPLANATION UNDER RULE 105 OF THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY RULES On the 29th March 1982, Thiru V.V. Swaminathan made a personal explanation under Rule 105 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules. VIII. STATEMENT MADE BY THE MINISTERS UNDER RULE 106 OF THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY RULES 1 .On the 5th March 1982, Hon. Minister for Irrigation made statement in regard to the selection of pilgrims for Haj during 1982 from Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry through sea under Rule 106 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules. 2. On the 17th March 1982, Hon. Chief Minister made a statement in regard to the communal disturbance in Mandaikadu in Kanyakumari District under Rule 106 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules. 3. On the first April 1982 Hon. Leader of the House on behalf of Hon. Chief Minister made a statement in regard to the affidavit filed by the former Inspector-General of Police Thiru R.N. Manickam to the Ramamoorthy Commission. 3 4. On the first April 1982 Hon. Minister for Co-operation and Law made a statement in regard to the affidavit filed by the Former Inspector-General of Police Thiru R.N. Manickam to the Ramamoorthy Commission. 5. On the first April 1982 Hon. Minister for Adi Dravida Welfare made a statement in regard to the affidavit filed by the former Inspector General of Police Thiru R.N. Manickam to the Ramamoorthy Commission. IX. STATEMENTS MADE BY THE MINISTERS UNDER RULE 107 OF THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY RULES. 1. On the 2nd March 1982, Hon. Dr.V.R. Nedunchezhiyan, Minister for Finance, made a statement correcting certain factual errors in the Budget speech. 2. On the 9th March 1982, Hon. Thiru K. Kalimuthu, Minister for Agriculture made a statement correcting his answer given to a supplementary Question to Legislative Assembly Question No.31 answered on the floor of the House on 4th February 1982. 3. On the 16th March 1982, Hon. Thiru S. Ramachandran, Minister for Electricity made a statement correcting his answer given to a Supplementary Question to Legislative Assembly Question No. 141 answered on the floor of the House on 11th February 1982. 4. On the 19th March 1982, Hon. Dr.V.R. Nedunchezhiyan, Minister for Finance made a statement correcting his answer given to a Supplementary Question to Legislative Assembly Question No.201 answered on the floor of the House on 15th February 1982. 5. On the 7th April 1982, Hon. Thiru S. Muthusamy, Minister for Transport made a statement correcting his answer given to a Supplementary Question to Legislative Assembly Question No. 694 answered on the floor of the House on 30th March 1982. 4 X. ADJOURNMENT MOTIONS The following notices of Motions for adjournment of the business of the House were brought before the House and the Hon. Speaker withheld his consent to raise the same after hearing both Members and Hon. Ministers concerned:- Serial number Name of the Members. Subject. and date. (1) (2) (3) (1) 3rd March Thiruvalargal- Police firing in Mandaikadu 1982. R. Krishnan, D. Mony, J. Hemachandran near Colachal in K.R. Sundaram, P.S. Thiruvengadam Kanyakumari district M. Ambikapathi, E.S.M. Pakeer resulting in the death of a Mohamed, P. Ponnurangam person and injury of eleven S. Retnaraj, K.M. Thangamani persons. C. Palanimuthu, L. Elayaperumal R. Navanethakrishna Pandian S.N. Ramasamy, E. Muthuramalingam P. Vijayaraghavan, N. Sundararaj A. Rahman Khan, A. Sahul Hameed P. Eswaramoorthy alias Soranam S. Alagarswamy, M. Arumugam A.T. Karuppiah, N.A. Poongavanam N.S.V. Chithan 2. 4th March Thiruvalargal- Non-supply of Power for 1982. P.S. Thiruvengadam Agricultural purposes in L. Balaraman, K.R. Sundaram certain areas in North Arcot P. Eswaramoorthy alias Soranam district and also non- R. Krishnan, N.A. Poongavanam functioning of Tuticorin S. Andi Thevar, K.M. Thangamani Thermal Station. R. Sundaramurthy, B. Sundaram R. Navaneethakrishna Pandian. S.N. Ramasamy, E. Muthuramalingam E. Narayanasamy, Babu Janardhanan N.S.V. Chithan. (3). 5th March Thiruvalargal- Prevention of use of burial 1982. S. Balan, N. Palanivel, Babu Janardhanam ground by Harijans and K.R. Sundaram, J. Hemachandran atrocities committed against N. Varadarajan, D. Mony the Harijans of Konalam P. Eswaqramoorthy alias Soranam Village in North Arcot P.S. Thiruvengadam, D. venugopal district. R. Krishnan, A. Rahman Khan R. Navaneethakrishna Pandian S.N. Ramasamy, E. Muthuramalingam Thirumathi T. Rajambal, L. Balaraman K.M. Thangamani 5 Serial number Name of the Members. Subject. and date. (1) (2) (3) (4) 9th March Thiruvalargal- The death of one Harijan 1982 A. Sahul Hameed, R. Krishnan Thiru Kalimuthu on 16th L. Elayaperumal, Thirumathi- February 1982 in the custody A.S. Ponnammal, P. Eswaramoorthy alais of police in Tenkasi Taluk. Soranam, G. Moorthy, K. Paramalai, K.M. Thangamani, A. Rahmankhan, J.S. Raju, N.S.V. Chithan (5) 10th March Thiruvalargal- Incident near the Madras 1982. N. Sundararaj, M. Ambikapathy Airport leading to Lathi Babu Janardhanan, R. Navanethakrishna charge and bursting of Pandian, A. Shahul Hameed teargas firing by Police. S. Andi thevar, R. Krishnan V. Rajasekaran, S. Sivaraman M. Appadurai, L. Balaraman P. Ponnurangam, K.P. Palaniappan T. Arumugam, T. Venugopal A.T. Kulasekar, N.S.V. Chithan S.N. Ramasamy, E. Muthuramalingam, R. Sundaramoorthy, J. Hemachandran T. Mani, K.R. sundaram, S. Alagarsamy T. Nallappan, A.T. karuppaiah R. Karuppaiah, B. Sundaram (6) 12th March Thiruvalargal- The cancellation of festival 1982. R. Navaneethakrishna Pandian.
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