Haryan Vidhan Sabha

Debates

6th June, 1967

Vol. I – No. 11

Official Report

Contents

Tuesday, the 6th June, 1967

Page

Starred Questions and Answers 1

Written Answers to Starred Questions laid on the Table

of the House 74

Call Attention Notice 85

Papers laid on the Table 85

Discussion on the Governor’s Address (Resumption)

(condld) Bill(s)- 86

The Punjab Excise (Haryana Amendment)- 1967 114

The Land Acquisition (Haryana Amendment)- 1967 116-118 HARYANA VIDHAN SABHA

Tuesday, the 6th June, 1967

The Vidhan Sabha met in the Hall of the Haryana Sabha, Vidhan Bhavan, Chandigarh, at 9.00 a.m. of the Clock. Mr. Speaker (Chaudhri Sri Chand in the Chair.)

STARRED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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Haryana Domiciled and Punjab Domiciled Government Servants

*3. Sh. Daya Krishan: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state the number of Punjab domiciled Public Servants in the service of the Haryana Government on 1st march, 1967?

Rao Birendra Singh: 6174. This number is exclusive of employees working in the Departments noted below, information from which is still awaited :-

1. Hospitality Organisation.

2. Agriculture (Class IV employees in sub-offices)

3. Vidhan Sabha Secretariat.

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Relief to Drought-affected people in tehsil Rewari, district Gurgaon

*31. Sh. Jaswant Singh: Will the Minister for Revenue be pleased to state –

(a) whether it is a fact that a large part of area in tehsil Rewari, district Gurgaon, has been hit hard by drought;

(b) if the answer to part (a) above be in the affirmative, the steps, if any, taken or proposed to be taken to alleviate the sufferings of the affected peopel?

Maj. Amir Singh (Minister of State for Rural Electrification): (a) Yes.

(b) Steps to suspend the recovery of Taccavi loans of Rs. 31,153.50 for Kharif, 1966 and remission of land revenue in the drought-hit villages are being taken by the Deputy Commissioner, Gurgaon.

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** Supplementaries to Starred Question No. 97

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*Note – For reply to Starred Question No. 156, please see H.V.S. Debates, Vol. 1, No. 10, dated the 5th June, 1967.

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Recommendations of the Police Commission

*36. Sh. Fateh Chand Vij: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state –

(a) whether a Police Commission was appointed by the Government of the erstwhile Punjab State and the said Commission made a number of recommendations;

(b) whether any recommendations out of these mentioned in part (a) above have so far been accepted and implemented; if so, the details thereof; if not, the reasons for not doing so?

Rao Birendra Singh: (a) Yes.

(b) Yes, a statement is laid on the Table of the House.

STATEMENT

A Police Commission was appointed and the recommendations made by it were submitted to the erstwhile Punjab Government on 17th May, 1962. Following recommendations made by the Punjab Police Commission have so far been accepted and implemented :-

(i) Revision of Pay-Scales

The pay-scales of Constables/Head Constables and Assistant Sub-Inspectors of Police have been revised as under with effect from 1st October, 1962 :-

Rank Old scale of pay New scale of pay

Constable Time scale Rs. 45-1- Rs. 125-125-125-128/1-150, 60. Section grade inclusive of dearness and Rs. 50-1-60/2-80 temporary allowance to be reached in 5 years time with effect from 1st October, 1962 by giving an ad hoc increment of Rs. 20 per mensem during the 1st year and Rs. 7.50 per mensem during each of the succeeding four years.

Head Rs. 60-3-90 Rs. 150-3-165/3-180, inclusive of Constable dearness and temporary allowance to be reached in 5 years time with effect from 1st October, 1962 by giving an ad hoc increment of Rs. 20per mensem for the first year and Rs. 7.50 per mensem during each of succeeding four years.

Assistant Rs. 80-4-100/5-120 Rs. 160-5-200 inclusive of Sub dearness and temporary Inspector allowance to be reached in 5 years time with effect from 1st October, 1962 by giving an ad hoc increment of Rs. 20 per mensem for the first year and Rs. 5 per mensem during each of the succeeding years.

The Sub-Inspectgors wre sanctioned and ad-hoc increment of rs. 25 per month each in their existing pay with effect from 1st October, 1962 till the decision of the splitting of this rank into three classes viz., A.,B. and C. and the abolition of the rank of Inspector as recommended by the Punjab Police Commission is taken.

(ii) Ration Allowance

The rate of ration allowance of the PAP now HAP personnel posted on the Indo-Pak Border has been revised from Rs. 20 to Rs. 35 per month.

(iii) Conveyance Allowance

The rates of Conveyance Allowance of Inspectors, Sub-Inspectors and Assistant Sub-Inspectors have been revised by Government with effect from 1st January, 1963, as under :-

Rank Old Rates New rates

Plains Hills

Inspectors Rs. 67.50 per Rs. 75 per Rs. 75 per month month month

Sub-Inspectors Rs. 67.50 per Rs. 75 per Rs. 75 per month month month

Assistant Sub- Rs. 37.50 per Rs. 50 per Rs. 60 per Inspector month month month

The Government have also revised the rate of motor cycle allowance in lieu of Pony/Horse allowance on Inspectors, Sub-Inspectors posted in towns at the rate of Rs. 40 per month.

(iv) Travelling Allowance and Daily Allowance

The Sub-Inspectors, Assistant Sub-Inspectors, Head Constables and Constables have been granted the same rate: of T.A. and D.A. as are admissible to other Government employees for journeys beyond 5 miles of the Headquarters provided they stay out on duty for 8 hours or more.

(v) House Rent Allowance Government have also sanctioned house-rent allowance to non-gazetted officers (Inspectors, Sub-Inspectors and Assistant Sub-Inspectors) and other ranks (Head Constables and Constables) at the rat of 10 per cent of pay or actual rent whichever is les. The grant of House-rent allowance to other ranks has, however, been restricted to 25 per cent of their sanctioned strength excluding the reserves, the provision for escorts, trainees and the police posted on duties at places where families are not permitted.

(vi) Leave

A spell of extra 10 days casual leave in a year to non-gazetted officers and other ranks with effect from 1st January, 1963, has been sanctioned.

(vii) Increase in Police Force

Government have sanctioned an increase in police force in pursuance of the recommendations of the Punjab Police Commission.

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Arrests made under Cow Protection Movement

*159. Smt. Om Prabha Jain: Will of Chief Minister be pleased to state the number of Satyagrahis who courted arrest in the State under the ‘Cow Protection Movement’, month-wise, during the period from 1st November, 1966 to 31st May, 1967?

Rao Birendra Singh: No Satyagrahi courted arrest in the State under the ‘Cow Protection Movement’ during the period from 1st November, 1966 to 31st May, 1967.

Pending cases with the Vigilance Department

*118. Sh. Daya Krishan: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state –

(a) the total number of cases lying pending with the Vigilance Department as on 1st April, 1967; (b) the number out of the said cases which are against the gazetted officers and the non-gazetted officers, separately;

(c) the number of the said cases which are one year, two years, three years or more than 3 years old, separately;

(d) the total number of Government servants punished on corruption charges levelled against them during the year 1966-67?

Rao Birendra Singh: (a) the total Number pending cases relating to investigations/inquiries is 67

(b) Cases against Gazetted Officers 23

Cases against Non-Gazetted Officers 17

Joint cases against Gazetted/non-Gazetted 21

(c) Cases one year old 11

Cases two years old 4

Cases three years old 2

Cases more than 3 years old 10

(d) It is not possible to supply information in respect of the pre-reorganisation period. However, during the period 1st November, 1966 to 31st March, 1967, the Vigilance Department have punished one Government servant. Apart from this, there may be other cases in which the action was to be taken by the Departments concerned as according to the existing procedure the recommendations/reports of the Vigilance Commission are sent by it direct to Department concerned.

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Mr. Speaker: This is no supplementary.

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Supply of Cement in Samalkha Block, District Karnal

*92. Sh. Pohloo Alias Jagjit Singh: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state –

(a) the names of persons with their addresses in Samalkha Block and in Madlauda Block, district Karnal, who applied for cement during the period from April, 1966 to date together with the names of persons who received the cement and the quantity so received in each case;

(b) the names of the persons referred to in part (a) above, whose applications were rejected stating the reasons for rejection in each case?

Rao Birendra Singh: (a) The required information from September, 1966 onwards is laid on the Table of the House.

(b) All applications that were complete in all respects were entertained and permits issued. Incomplete applications were returned to the applicants there and then from completion and hence no applicaiton could be said as having been rejected.

List of persons of the Samalkha Block to whom cement permits have been issued for agricultural purposes from 6th September, 1966 to date Sr. Name and address of the applicant No. REMARK No. of S bag s issu ed

1 Sucha Singh S/o Nanak Singh, VPO. 10 Basara

2 Mukand Lal, S/o Jita Ram, VPO. Basara 10

3 Bhage Ram S/o Chandgi Ram, VPO. 10 Charmara

4 Dewak Ram S/o Bhan Singh, VPO. Mandi 10

5 Piara lal S/o Gehna Ram, VPO. Patti 12 Kalyana

6 Dulia S/o Niader, VPO. Karkauli 12

7 Sh. Charan S/o Dharma, VPO. Hathwala 12

8 Birkha S/o Moji Ram, VPO. Chamrara 5

9 Jagdish S/o Harkesh, VPO. Hathwala 2

10 Jai Ram S/o Dhan Ram, VPO. Hathwala 2

11 Ved Parkash S/o Mam Raj, VPO. Hathwala 5

12 Sarupa S/o Pirthi, VPO. Dehra 2

13 Dharam Singh S/o Pehlada, VPO. 12 Samalkha

14 Lal Singh S/o Tiku Ram, VPO. Mandi 10

15 Atma Ram S/o Harkesh, VPO. Kakoda 14

16 Tengal S/o Shadi, VPO. Samalkha 2

17 Kura, S/o Shalu, VPO. Mandi 10

18 Jeewan Ram S/o Teka Ram, VPO. Didwari 3

19 Bhagat Singh S/o Badlu Ram, VPO. 3 Samalkha

20 Ram Dhan S/o Baru Ram, VPO. Samalkha 5

21 Lachman S/o Jagu, VPO. Samalkha 5

22 Surat Singh S/o Balk Ram, VPO. Didwari 5

23 Nand Ram S/o Ram Lal, VPO. Didwari 3

24 Surta S/o Bhasta, VPO. Gawalra 10

25 Jeeta S/o Giani Ram, VPO. Palri 20

26 Preet Singh S/o Phoola, VPO. Gawalra 6

27 Suraop S/o Sher Singh, VPO. Didwari 5

28 Gopi Ram S/o Badhu, VPO. Gawalra 4

29 Lal Chand S/o Badhu, VPO. Gawalra 4

30 Subhash Chand S/o Rattan, VPO. 12 Namaunda

31 Chandan S/o Shiri Chand, VPO. Samalkha 3

32 Chote Ram S/o Girdhari, VPO. Mandi 10

33 Kirpa Ram S/o Ami Lal, VPO. Samalkha 6

34 Fallo Ram S/o Nadar, VPO. Karkauli 3

35 Malkhan S/o Surta, VPO. Patti Kalyana 2

36 Eta S/o Chela, VPO. Bhudwal Majri 3

37 Gurdhan S/o Kekhara, VPO. Dehra 13

38 Main Ram S/o Gugan, VPO. Dehra 8

39 Chjhotu S/o Sudha, VPO. Atta 3

40 Ghat Singh S/o Bhula, VPO. Didwari 2

41 Balwant S/o Man Singh, VPO. Atta 3

42 Shoeji Ram S/o Inder Mani, VPO. Mandi 5

43 Jage Ram S/o Jug Lal, VPO. Samalkha 5

44 Bas Dev, S/o Ram Chander, VPO. 8 Hathwala

45 Ishwar Singh S/o Baru Ram, VPO. Dehra 3

46 Chhoto Devi W/o Bhajan Lal, VPO. Patti 6 Kalyana 47 Ram Kishan S/o Bhulan, VPO. Kiwana 5

48 Mool Chand, S/o Zeeter Singh, VPO. Atta 5

49 Jai Narain S/o Chet Ram, VPO. Gawalra 12

50 Gram Panchayat, Namaunda 20

51 Khan Chand S/o Machia Ram, VPO. 8 Namaunda

52 Diwan Chand, S/o Machia Ram, VPO. 15 Namaunda

53 Hans Raj S/o Nand Lal VPO. Namaunda 18

54 Atru S/o Niadar, VPO. Bhudanpur 15

55 Bachan S/o Bhagat Singh, VPO. 15 Rakeshera

56 Hari Singh S/o VPO. Karkauli 4

57 Nandu S/o Uda Garshi, VPO. 10

58 Ram Lal S/o Jehna Ram, VPO. Patti 4 Kalayana

59 Kidara S/o Bhola, VPO. Mahoti 3

60 Ram Sarup Amrit, VPO. Atta 4

61 Ram Sarup, S/o Bhani Ram, VPO. Atta 4

62 Chanan Bhan S/o Phalada, VPO. Atta 4 63 Amar nath S/o Mohla, VPO. Patti Kalyana 4

64 Geneshi Dass S/o Thakar Dass 4

65 Moji Ram S/o Chandgi Ram VPO. Dikadla 6

66 Karta Krishan S/o Lekh Raj, VPO. 8 Namaunda

67 Jagdish Chander, S/o Sham Dass, VPO. 6 Patti Kalayana

68 Karma Singh S/o Risal Singh, VPO. 5 Namaunda

69 Lehri Singh, S/o Jus Ram, VPO. Chamrara 6

70 Mehar Singh S/o Giani Ram, VPO Puthar 12

71 Jagat Singh S/o Matwana Bhai Ram 12

72 Hari Singh S/o Mansha Ram, VPO. Patti 3 Kalyana

73 Hari Lal S/o Sheo Chand, VPO. Samalkha 3

74 Dhian Chand S/o Machia Ram, VPO. 10 Samalkha

75 Bhagat Ram S/o Rama Nand, VPO. 15 Hathwala

76 Rati Ram S/o Rama Nand, VPO. Hathwala 15

77 Hari Chand S/o Jai Ram, VPO. Hathwala 12 78 Ramesh Chand S/o Mehar Chand, VPO. 6 Patti Kalayana

79 Sugant S/o Jogi, VPO. Dhodpur 10

80 Girdhari S/o Nihal Singh, VPO. Didwari 10

80-A Tara Chand S/o Asa Ram, VPO. Samalkha 6

81 Surat Singh S/o Chandan Singh, VPO. 4 Mandi

82 Balbir Singh S/o Jaswant Singh, VPO. 4 Bandh

83 Bhoop Singh S/o Preeta Singh, VPO. Atta 3

84 Raghbir Singh S/o Ram Saroop, VPO. Atta 3

85 Mange Ram S/o Sheo Chand, VPO. 12 Samalkha

86 Ram Sarup S/o Risal Singh, VPO. Atta 4

87 Chaju S/o Talu, VPO. Atta 4

88 Harpal Singh S/o Nanak, VPO. Bandh 4

89 Ram Kishan S/o Sumehra, VPO. Puthar 4

90 Har Gobind S/o Ghaneh Ram, VPO. 8 Kakoda

91 Paware S/o Mool Chand, VPO. Patti 5 Kalyana 92 Hans Raj S/o Mechia Ram, VPO. 12 Namaunda

93 Panthi S/o Surat Singh, VPO. Kiwna 6

94 Ram Kishan S/o Bharty, VPO. Palri 10

95 Ram Lal S/o Mahla Ram, VPO. Patti 5 Kalayana

96 Ram Singh S/o Jiwan Singh, VPO. 10 Bilaspur

97 Hans Raj S/o Hohana Singh, VPO. 5 Samalkha

98 Delel Singh S/o Mansha Ram, VPO. 4 Samalkha

99 Thana Ram S/o Ram Lal, VPO. Samalkha 5

100 Jai narain S/o Harkesh, VPO. Didwari 5

101 Ram Dia S/o Mange Ram, VPO. Samalkha 6

102 Ram Chander S/o Chandgi, VPO. Mandi 5

103 Prit Singh S/o Tala Ram, VPO. Didwari 5

104 Maha Singh S/o Preet Singh, VPO. Didwari 5

105 Daya Chand S/o Baru Ram, VPO. Didwari 5

106 Atau S/o Jai Lal, VPO. Bhudwal Majri 15

107 Inder Bhan S/o Hari Singh, VPO. Didwari 5 108 Rajeshwar S/o Kishan Dass, VPO. 6 Hathwala

109 Siri Krishan S/o Kirpa Ram, VPO. 12 Samalkha

110 Pirthi Singh S/o Phula Ram, VPO. Didwari 5

111 Mangal Singh Tyagi, VPO. Hathwala 4

112 Mai Ram, Son of, VPO. Puthar 6

113 Sardar singh S/o Wawal Singh, VPO. 8 Samalkha

114 Subay Ram S/o Puran Singh, VPO. Patti 4 Kalayana

115 Chandan S/o Bharat Singh, VPO. 5 Samalkha

116 Sube Singh S/o Chandan, VP. Palri 15

117 Ram Chander, S/o pati Ram, VPO. Patti 4 Kalyana

118 Teka Ram S/o Kehri, VPO. Gawlra 5

119 Lachman Singh S/o Baru, VPO. Bilaspur 10

120 Harkaram S/o Sunehra Singh, VPO. Patti 5 Kalyana

121 Sohan Lal S/o Jai Dyal, VPO. Patti 4 Kalyana 122 Jukam Chand S/o Jogi Ram, VPO. 15 Samalkha

123 Badl, S/o Ram Singh, VPO. Kiwna 5

124 Munshi Ram S/o Data Ram, VPO. 5 Samalkha

125 Atma Ram S/o Guran Ram, VPO. Hathwala 4

126 Bihari lal S/o Sohan Lal, VPO. Bhindar 10

127 Ranjeet Singh S/o Barhari, VPO. Patti 4 Kalyana

128 Chottu S/o Suchan, VPO. Atta 4

129 Dharam Singh S/o Pretu, VPO. Bandh 12

130 Bhalle Ram S/o Bharat Singh, VPO. 5 Mahoti

131 Hogi Ram S/o Raje Ram, VPO. Dikadla 4

132 Ram Sarup S/o Ramji Lal, VPO. Dikadla 4

133 Bakshi Ram S/o Des Raj, VPO. Dikadla 4

134 Headmaster, G.H.School, VPO. Patti 5 Kalayana

135 Badlu S/o Net Ram, VPO. Dikadla 4

136 Hari Singh S/o Kasori Lal, VPO. Dikadla 4

137 Sita Ram S/o Gehna Ram, VPO. Patti 6 Kalyana

138 Kudan, S/o Lal Singh,VPO. Samalkha 6

139 Sher Chander S/o Baru Ram, VPO. 5 Hathwala

140 Sugan Ram S/o Nika, VPO. Patti Kalyana 5

141 Tara Chand S/o Jai Lal, VPO. Mahoti 5

142 Suba S/o Baru, VPO. Mahoti 5

143 Saran S/o Lal Singh, VPO. Patti Kalyana 6

144 Man Singh S/o Harkesh, VPO. Gawalra 12

145 Gram Panchayat, VPO. Namaunda 12

146 Itbar Singh S/o Golu, VPO. Bandh 12

147 Harnam S/o Bhengi, VPO. Bandh 12

148 Rati Ram S/o VPO. Palri 13

149 Lakhi Ram S/o Risal Singh, VPO. Atta 5

150 Mulak Raj S/o Karan Chand, VPO. 10 Namaunda

151 Kartar Singh S/o Nadu Ram, VPO. Didwari 5

152 Tek Ram S/o Harkesh Ram, VPO. Didwari 5

153 Bardar Singh S/o Ratia Ram, VPO. 12 Hathwala 154 Raghbir Singh S/o Kanshi Ram, VPO. 12 Mandi

155 Chandgi Ram S/o Man Singh, VPO. 5 Samalkha

156 Jai Pal Singh S/o Ram Sarup, VPO. 8 Didwari

157 Lekhmi Chand S/o Hira Lal, VPO. 10 Samalkha

158 Parbhu S/o Niadar, VPO. Didwari 8

159 Kapoori S/o Jhoman Lal, VPO. Hathwala 8

160 Ram Sarup S/o Ramji Lal, VPO. Dikadla 15

161 Badlu S/o Net Ram, VPO. Dikadla 15

162 Ram Sarup S/o Rasala, VPO. Atta 10

163 Ram Singh S/o Lakhi Ram, VPO. Atta 10

164 Jangi RamS/o Harphul Singh, VPO. Atta 10

165 Sarpanch, Gran Panchayat, VPO. Atta 10

166 Ram Mehar S/o Banwari Lal, VPO. Mathoti 8

167 Ram Chander S/o Bada Ram, VPO. 5 Mathoti

168 Chandgi Ram S/o Sish Ram, VPO. 2 Samalkha 169 Lal Chand S/o Ram Singh, VPO. Didwari 8

170 Kali Ram S/o VPO. Samalkha 6

171 Bishamber S/o Harjari Singh, VPO. 4

172 Headmaster, Government Middle School, 6 Mandi

173 Mange Ram S/o Bandi Ram, VPO. Kiwna 4

174 Bhagwana S/o Katu Ram, VPO. Karkauli 5

175 Ram Krishan S/o Risal Singh, VPO. Puthar 3

176 Nand Lal S/o hazara Sing, VPO. Patti 5 Kalayana

177 Ram Singh S/o Sheo Ram, VPO. Palri 35

178 Molar S/o Kanhya, VPO. Dehra 6

179 Rm Krishan S/o Sumehra, VPO. Patti 4 Kalyana

180 Sewai Singh S/o Panthu, VPO. Kiwana 4

181 Ram Singh S/o Munshi Ram, VPO. Patti 3 Kalyana

182 Ram Kishan S/o Munshi Ram, VPO. 12 Bilashpur

183 Puran S/oi Chandan, VPO. Patti Kalyana 3

184 Ram Dyal S/o Sis Ram, VPO. Dikadla 3 185 Inder Singh S/o Bharti, VPO. Palri 10

186 Deep Chand S/o Kusa, VPO. Mandi 5

187 Moti Ram S/o Desting, VPO. Puthar 6

188 Ramjas S/o Sing Ram, VPO. Samalkha 5

189 Bhim Singh S/o Nihala Ram, VPO. Dikadla 5

190 Lal Chand S/o Jodha, VPO. Gawalra 7

191 Harnam S/o Her Gian, VPO. Chamrara 20

192 Kooru S/o Shadi, VPO. Chamrara 12

193 Birkah Ra, S/o Moji Ram, VPO. Chamrara 20

194 Hargain S/o Devi Ram, VPO. Chamrara 12

195 Ram Kishan S/o Bhagwan Ram, VPO. 5 Chamrara

196 Bihari Lal S/o Dai Ram, VPO. Chamrara 12

197 Suraj Sing S/o Des Raj, VPO. Chamrara 10

198 Molu Ra, S/o Rati Ram, VPO. Chamrara 6

199 Lakhmi Chahd S/o Dhani Ram, VPO. 8 Mandi

200 Chandan Dass S/o Nihal Chand, VPO. 10 Namaunda

201 Lekh Raj S/o Lachman, VPO. Namaunda 10

222 Shankar S/o Sadi, VPO. Bhudanpur 6

223 Tara Chand S/o Inder, VPO. Bhudanpur 5

224 Kali Ram S/o Panji Lal, VPO. Bhudanpur 4

225 Surat Singh S/o Abhe Ram, VPO. 4 Bhudanpur

226 Tarif S/o Chandan, VPO. Bhudanpur 8

227 Ram Sarup S/o Chandan, VPO. 12 Bhudanpur

228 Bhogwana S/o Jeta Sing, VPO. Karkauli 15

229 Phoolu S/o Madu, VPO. Karkauli 6

230 Sita Ram S/o Hari Ram, VPO. Karkauli 8

231 Tilak Ram S/o Ram Chander, VPO. 3 Hathwala

232 Tek Ram S/o Hari Singh, VPO. Samalkha 4

233 Kidar Singh S/o Dhaja Ram, VPO. 4 Samalkha

234 Taka Ram S/o Khubi, VPO. Kiwana 10

235 Ranjit S/o Khales, VPO. Kiwana 20

236 Mangal Singh S/o Amrat, VPO. Samalkha 4

237 Karam Chand S/o Sangat, VPO. Palri 4 238 Gopi S/o Sem Chand, VPO. Balana 4

239 Ram Chander S/o Depu, VPO. Balana 4

240 Mool Chand S/o Narinder Singh, VPO. 3 Patti Kalyana

241 Hukan Chand S/o Mehar Chand, VPO. 4 Patti Kalyana

242 Bhim Singh S/o Nihala, VPO. Dikadla 10

243 Puran S/o Sem Chand, VPO. Bhudwal 4 Majri

244 Sube Singh S/o Mam Raj, VPO. Kiwana 10

245 Sher Singh S/o Mangat Ram, VPO. Bandh 15

246 Dalip Singh S/o Sam Lal, VPO. Bandh 15

247 Karam Chand S/o Sangat Ram, Palri 4

248 Sukh Lal S/o Jogi Ram, VPO. Samalkha 7

249 Ami Chand S/o Jai Ram Dass, VPO 15 Namaunda

250 Changi Ram S/o Kanshi Ram, VPO. 10 Dikadla

251 Chammal S/o Hardwari, VPO. Kiwana 15

252 Sultan Singh S/o Mukhtiar Singh, VPO. 8 Dhodpur 253 Ram Niwas S/o Jita, VPO. Mandi 12

254 Jogi Ram S/o Raja Ram, VPO. Dikadla 12

255 Ranbir Singh S/o Harkesh, VPO. Haldana 12

256 Atru s/o Niader, VPO. Bhudwal Majri 4

257 Siri Chand S/o Jiwan, VPO. Bilaspur 15

258 Harkesh S/o Jai Chand, VPO. Chamrara 5

259 Isher Singh S/o Lekh Singh, VPO. Dikadla 5

260 Narain Bhatia, VPO. Rakeshera 5

260-A Bhalley Ram, S/o Teka Chand, VPO. 5 Mandi

261 Sudhan S/o Sis Ram, VPO. Atta 5

262 Dalip Kumar S/o Mam Chand, VPO. 5 Samalkha

263 Gopi Ram S/o Radlu, VPO. Gawalra 5

264 Ram Sarup S/o Hans Raj, VPO. Atta 5

265 Lal Singh S/o Bular, VPO. Paoti 5

266 Bhola Ram S/o Jag Ra, VPO. Atta 5

267 Fulu Ram S/o Naden, VPO. Karkauli 5

268 Janki S/o Daiya, VPO. Namaunda 15 269 Piara lal S/o Mukhtiar Ram, VPO. 15 Namaunda

270 Dulia S/o Niader, VPO. Karkauli 5

271 Ram Parkash s/o Basu, VPO. Atta 15

272 Ram Dia s/o Shanker, VPO. Paoti 5

273 Lohia Singh S/o Mange Ram, VPO. Paoti 10

274 Harkesh Singh S/o Sher Singh, VPO. 10 Rakeshera

275 Ram Lal S/o Kewal Ram, VPO. Rakeshera 10

276 Moji Ram S/o Sheo Nath, VPO. Dikadla 9

277 Preetu S/o Dhoola, VPO. Gawalra 15

278 Herdul S/o Mai Ram, VPO. Palri 15

279 Her Gina S/o Bharlu, VPO. Palri 5

280 Lachman Singh S/o Chetu Ram, VPO. Palri 5

281 Bishan Datt S/o Khajan, VPO. Hathwala 12

282 Ram Kishan S/o Bhartu, VPO. Dehra 15

283 Risal Singh S/o Sohan Singh, VPO. 5 Karkauli

284 Deep Chand S/o Mam Chand, VPO. 12 Gawalra 285 Hans Raj S/o Mohan Chand, VPO. Patti 8 Kalyana

286 Lachman S/o Mohar, VPO. Gawalra 8

287 Sangat Ram S/o Chander Bhan, VPO. 5 Hathwala

288 Girdhari S/o Neki, VPO. Dehra 12

289 Basti Ram S/o Moji Ram, VPO. Chamrara 8

290 Sita Ram S/o Jai Dyal, VPO. Patti Kalyana 8

291 Bhartu S/o Mohar, VPO. Chamrara 8

292 Behari S/o Dai Ram, VPO. Chamrara 12

293 Saroop S/o Pirthi, VPO. Dehra 6

294 Duli Chand S/o Bhan Mal, VPO. Samalkha 6

295 Fakir S/o Molar Singh, VPO. Dehra 5

296 Baru Ram S/o Jog Raj, VPO. Dehra 8

297 Ramjas S/o Surja Ram, VPO. Samalkha 6

298 Karna Singh S/o Balusha, VPO. Atta 6

299 Karam Chand S/o Balusha, VPO. Didwari 6

300 Mangat Ram S/o Ram Sharan, VPO. 5 Hathwala

301 Telak Ram S/o Ranender, VPO. Hathwala 12 302 Tek Chand S/o Musadi, VPO. Basara 8

303 Attar Singh S/o Chlu Ram, VPO. Haldana 12

304 Moola Ram S/o Niader, VPO. Patti Kalyana 6

305 Surat Singh S/o Hari Singh, VPO. Palri 6

306 Kappro S/o Hari Ram, VPO. Mahoti 6

307 Hergian S/o Mukhtiar Singh, VPO. Kiwana 6

308 Chammal s/o hardwari, VPO. Kiwana 29

309 Ram Lal S/o Sohan Ram, VPO. Patti 6 Kalyana

310 Rek Chand S/o Rati Ram, VPO. Chamrara 8

311 Abhe Ram S/o Sarup Lal, VPO. Patti 5 Kalyana

312 Hari Singh S/o Rati Ram, VPO. Chamrara 20

313 Sarpanch Gram Panchayat, VPO. 20 Namaunda

314 Pirthi Ram S/o Man Singh, VPO. 6 Namaunda

315 Mukand lal S/o Godha Ram, VPO. 15 Namaunda

316 Dhani Ram S/o Dai Ram, VPO. Kiwana 8

317 Chaudal S/o Sanbla, VPO. Kiwana 6 318 Hans Raj, s/o Nand Lal, VPO. Namaunda 10

319 Hari Singh S/o Rattan Singh, VPO. Puthar 6

320 Dharma S/o Neki Ram, VPO. Mahoti 10

321 Puran Sigh S/o Ram Chand, VPO. Patti 15 Kalyana

322 Nafe Singh S/o Sube Singh, VPO. Dehra 6

323 Dhartu S/o Molar, VPO. Chamrara 6

324 Surat Singh S/o Nekha, VPO. Chamrara 6

325 Daya Singh S/o Joti Ram VPO. Chamrara 6

326 Pandhi S/o Dalip Singh, VPO. Kiwna 15

327 Neki S/o Bhula, VPO. Kiwna 5

328 Kalu S/o Bundi, VPO. Kiwna 10

329 Hari Singh S/o Jaimal, VPO. Atta 5

330 Bhale Ram S/o Tek Chand, VPO. Mandi 6

331 Sher Singh S/o Changi Ram, VPO. 12 Chamrara

332 Giani Ram S/o Khushi Ram, VPO. Puthar 12

333 Kanshi Ram S/o Ram Lal, VPO. Chamrara 10

334 Karu S/o Sadi, VPO. Chamrara 8 335 Badhu Ram S/o Suloo, VPO. Bhudwal 6 Majri

336 Sube Ram S/o Phula, VPO. Kalyana 6

337 Sant Lal S/o Nehra Ram, VPO. P. Kalyana 5

338 Man Singh S/o harkesh, VPO. Gawalra 14

339 Pahwan Singh S/o Machia, VPO. 12 Namaunda

340 Kalu Ram S/o Bundi Ram, VPO. Kiwna 15

341 Dwasha Dat S/o Jhangi Ram, VPO. 12 Rakeshera

342 Ram Sarup S/o Risal Singh, VPO. Atta 10

343 Pawai Singh, VPO. P. Kalyana 10

344 Gianai Ram S/o Ram Chand, VPO. Mahoti 6

345 Risal Singh S/o Bala Ram, VPO. Hathwala 5

346 Karta Krishan, son of , VPO. 4 Namaunda

347 Kalu Ram S/o Baja, VPO. Kiwana 10

348 Ranjeet S/o Khabi, VPO. Kiwana 10

349 Jai Singh S/o Man Singh, VPO. Kiwana 4

350 Bhup Singh S/o Hardan, VPO. Kiwana 15 351 Teka Ram S/o Khubi, VPO. Kiwana 10

352 Hari Ram S/o Baru, VPO. Puthar 20

353 Baldeva S/o Parbhu, VPO. Dehra 4

354 Mangan S/o Ram Dhan, VPO. Dehra 15

355 Atma Ram S/o Seo Singh, VPO. Namaunda 10

356 Hukam Chand, VPO. Dehra 8

357 Hari Singh S/o Gopal, VPO. Namaunda 12

358 Sawai Singh S/o Paccawa, VPO. Kiwana 15

359 Lachman Singh S/o Baru Ram, VPO. 10 Bilaspur

360 Ram kanwar S/o Pram Jit Sing, VPO. 8 Kiwana

361 Jit Singh S/o Jogi Ram, VPO. Dehra 5

362 Sant Singh S/o Pupla, VPO. Gawalra 15

363 Prabhu Dyal S/o Bhoda, VPO. Mandi 8

364 Motar Ram S/o Ram Singh, VPo. Mandi 12

365 Bhagat Singh S/o Gablan, VPO. Atta 12

366 Deep Chand S/o Suga Ram, VPO. 10 Samalkha

367 Mahi Singh S/o Risal Singh, VPO. 8 Samalkha

368 Jai naraini S/o Chet Ram, VPO. Gawalra 10

369 Suraj Ram S/o Jai Lal, VPO. Dehra 10

370 Bhural Ram S/o Tek Chand, VPO. Mandi 8

371 Ram Piari W/o Jai Ram, VPO. Kakod 15

372 Lal Chand S/o Ram Singh, VPO. Didwari 15

373 Cheju Ram S/o Krita Ram, VPO Puthar 15

374 Pehlada S/o Rehla, VPO. Didwari 15

375 Daran Singh S/o Gharu, VPO. Karkauli 15

376 Nandu S/o Ramji Lal, VPO. Didwari 10

377 Ram Sarup S/o Bast Singh, VPO. Karkauli 20

378 Maji Ram S/o Bhullar, VPO. Mandi 15

379 Lal Chand S/o Asa Ram, VPO. Atta 10

380 Dhoop Singh S/o Megh Ram, VPO. Dehra 10

381 Anehral S/o Bhullan, VPO. Kiwna 15

382 Giani Ram S/o Ruldu Ram, VPO. Kiwana 10

383 Prita Singh S/o Kandan Lal, VPO. Dehra 10

384 Kolu Ram S/o Sharu, VPO. Mandi 10

385 Ram Pal S/o Muglan, VPO Didwari 10 386 Nand lal S/o Audi, VPO Didwari 10

387 Tek Ram S/o Bhola, VPO Didwari 10

388 Tek Ram S/o Siya Ram, VPO Didwari 10

389 Tulsa Ram S/o Badlo, VPO. Kiwana 15

390 Dharam Singh S/o Guran Singh, VPO. 10 Mahoti

391 Mulla S/o Jhand, VPO. Kiwana 20

392 Dhaja Ram S/o Rati Ram, VPO. Puthar 20

393 Pantu S/o mangat, VPO. Kiwana 9

394 Sita Ram S/o Bhola Ram, VPO. Kiwana 10

395 Suza S/o Baru, VPO. Dikadla 8

396 Bura S/o Raloo, VPO. Bhodwal Majri 10

397 OM Parkash, VPO. Namaunda 10

398 Puran S/o Surjan Singh, VPO. Patti 10 Kalyana

399 Sukhbir Singh, S/o Makhan Singh 20

400 Panna Singh S/o Ram Chand 20

401 Mulkhan S/o Kundan, VPO. Kiwana 20

402 Dai Ram S/o Molu, VPO. Dikadla 20 403 Hargobidn S/o Gan Ram, VPO. Kakoda 20

404 Thambu S/o Sher Singh, VPO. Puthar 20

405 Kirpu Singh S/o Mlar, VPO. Puthar 10

406 Mohan Lal S/o Net Ram, VPO. Hathwala 10

407 Moji Ram S/o Derteya, VPO. Putha 15

408 Mange Ram S/o Shew Datt, VPO. Mandi 10

409 Durga S/o Teka, VPO. Mandi 10

410 Karam Singh S/o Tek Chand, VPO. Mandi 10

411 Hukam Chahd S/o Bhartu, VPO. Dikadla 10

412 Bhole Ram S/o Tek Chand, VPO. Mandi 10

413 Maha Singh S/o Haer Narian, VPO. 15 Kakoda

414 Boru S/o Modi, VPO. P. Kalyana 10

415 Jage Ram S/o Chader, VPO. Dikadla 10

416 Sukhbir Singh S/o Makhan Singh, VPO. P. 20 Kalyana

417 Rawat Chand S/o Heta Ram, VPO. P. 5 Kalyana

418 Ram Kishan S/o Dhaja Ram, VPO. 10 Chamrara 419 Udmi Singh S/o Saroop Singh, VPO. 10 Didwari

420 Hari Singh S/o Jaimal Singh, VPO. Atta 8

421 Sultan Singh S/o Kesher, VPO. Kiwana 5

422 Mehar Singh S/o Bhola Ram, VPO. Mandi 10

423 Suba Singh S/o maidhan, VPO. Samalkha 20

424 Tateh Singh S/o Siria, VPO. Paoti 10

425 Hazari S/o Rati Ram, VPO. Dikadla 10

426 Gogi Ram S/o Jus Raj, VPO. Samalkha 5

427 Karta S/o Pahla, VPO. Kiwana 10

428 Paritu S/o Radha, VPO. Kiwana 20

429 Risal Singh S/o Auta, VPO. Mahoti 12

430 Sube Singh S/o Kamu, VPO. Gawalra 10

431 Ram Chander S/o Ladel Ram, VPO. Mandi 10

432 Fateh Singh S/o Deep Chand, VPO. Palri 5

433 Nathu Ram S/o Haise, VPO Hathwala 10

434 Karam Singh S/o Munshi Ram, VPO. 20 Balana

435 Roshan Lal S/o Piara lal, VPO. Kalyana 20 436 Mool Chand S/o Niader, VPO Kalyana 8

437 Kalu Ram S/o Audan, VPO. Kiwana 15

438 Tara Chand S/o Kalu Ram, VPO. Dhindar 8

439 Parthi Ram S/o Nathu Ram, VPO. P. 8 Kalyana

440 Nangal Singh Keta, VPO. Hathwala 10

441 Rameshehar Singh, VPO. Mahoti 6

442 Amar Singh S/o Chandar, VPO. Mandi 3

443 Basti Ram S/o Mange Ram, VPO. 8 Chamrara

444 Dhara Pal S/o Roop Singh, VPO. Gawalra 10

445 Jita Singh S/o Jaggu, VPO. Chamrara 10

446 Sulekh Chand S/o Chandan Bhan, VPO. 15 Dehra

447 Lehi Ram S/o Sirya, VPO. Mandi 10

448 Sirya S/o BArtu, VPO. Mandi 15

449 Mam Chand S/o Sudha, VPO. Mandi 15

450 Rattan Singh S/o Rekhu Ram, VPO. P. 15 Kalyana

451 Dhan Singh S/o Bhotu, VPO. Mahoti 10 452 Sultan Singh S/o Mulkhan Singh, VPO. 10 Didwari

Statement showing the distribution of cement for irrigation purposes in Madlauda Block from 1st April, 1966 to 27th April, 1967

Sr. Name and Address of the applicant who Date of Quantity applied for cement applicant of No. cement for which permit issued

1 2 3 4

1 Sh. Ratan Singh S/o Hari Singh, Urlana 23-9-66 12 Kalan

2 Sh. Hans Raj S/o Lakhmi Dass Vill. 23-9-66 5 Madlauda

3 Sh. Balzor Singh S/o Gulzari, Vill. Qawi 23-9-66 5

4 Sh. Bhartu S/o Ramji Lal, Vill. Joshi 23-9-66 15

5 The Swastika Form Begam Pur Bapnot 23-9-66 200

6 Sh. Tala Ram S/oSadhu Ram, Vill. Madlauda 23-9-66 8

7 Sh. Ram Lal S/o Sabu Ram, Vill. Madlauda 23-9-66 8 8 Sh. Ram Rattan S/o Ram Dia, Vill. Madlauda 23-9-66 8

9 Sh. Karam Chand S/o Thakur Dass, Vill. 24-9-66 5 Madlauda

10 Sh. Bim Singh S/o Sheo Ram, Vill. Atawala 24-9-66 17

11 Sh. Karam Singh S/o Thambu Ram, Vill. 24-9-66 16 Buwana

12 Sh. Tala Ram S/o Matu Ram, Vill. Weser 24-9-66 5

13 Sh. Amrit Singh S/o Kanhya Singh, Vill. Qawi 24-9-66 5

14 Sh. Surjan Singh S/o Mansa Singh, Vill. 24-9-66 15 Qawi

15 Sh. Dharma Singh S/o Daya Chand, Vill. 24-9-66 20 Jondhan Kala

16 Sh. Mai Chand S/o Mokha, Vill. Waiser 24-9-66 7

17 Surat Singh S/o Abha Ram, Vill. Alupur 24-9-66 7

18 Sh. Hari Singh S/o Nanak, Vill. Alupur 24-9-66 5

19 Sh. Sunda S/o Thana, Vill. Alupur 24-9-66 8

20 Sh. Tarpu S/o Meda, Vill. Madlauda 24-9-66 8

21 Sh.Dhan Singh S/o Jela, Vill. Alupur 24-9-66 8

22 Sh. Mitu Singh S/o Phula Ram, Vill. 24-9-66 3 Madlauda

23 Sh. Hari Singh S/o Munshi Ram, Vill. 24-9-66 8 Madlauda

24 Sh. Rulia Ram S/o Shiv Nath, Vill. Joshi 24-9-66 7

25 Sh. Giani Ram S/o Sisu Ram, Vill. Joshi 24-9-66 14

26 Sh. Beg Raj s/o mani Ram, Vill. Joshi 24-9-66 7

27 Sh. Zila Singh S/o Bujan, Vill. Joshi 24-9-66 7

28 Sh. Chhaju S/o Nihlu, Vill. Joshi 24-9-66 7

29 Sh. Amar Singh S/o Hem Raj, Vill. Madlauda 24-9-66 10

30 Sh. Partap Singh S/o Amar Singh, Vill. 24-9-66 15 Madlauda

31 Sh. Ram Bhajj S/o Chhaju, Vill. Waiser 24-9-66 10

32 Sh. Dhanpat S/o Jhandu Ram, Vill. Daryapur 24-9-66 5

33 Sh. Rati Ram S/o Chhotu Ram, Vill. 24-9-66 7 Daryapur

34 Sh. Ram Sarup S/o Shiv Dutt, Vill. Waiser 24-9-66 5

35 Sh. Fateh Singh S/o Jogi Ram, Vill. Waiser 24-9-66 15

36 Sh. Dhara Singh S/o Ram Singh, Vill. Lohari 26-9-66 5

37 Sh. Adhan S/o Jijja, Vill. Madlauda 26-9-66 6

38 Sh. Bharat Singh S/o Ganga Ram, Vill. 26-9-66 12 Khandra

39 Sh. Raje Ram S/o Ganga Ram, Vill. Khanda 26- 12 40 Sh. Kidar Singh S/o Ram Raj, Vill. Madlauda 26-9-66 3

41 Sh. Bije Singh S/o Chhaju Ram 26-9-66 8

42 Sh. Baru S/o Khanna, Vill. Naultha 26-9-66 8

43 Sh. Tek Ram S/o Rai Singh, Vill. Naultha 26-9-66 8

44 Sh. Amar Singh S/o Rati Ram, Vill. Naultha 26-9-66 8

45 Sh. Tara Chand S/o Karori Mal, Vill. Naultha 26-9-66 10

46 Sh. Bhale Ram S/o Kanshi Ram, Vill. Naultha 26-9-66 10

47 Sh. Ram Sarup S/o Mai Dhan, Vill. Jordhan 26-9-66 8 Khurd

48 Sh.Chandan S/o Jota, Vill. Kurana 26-9-66 12

49 Sh. Surat Singh S/o Shiv Chand, Vill. 26-9-66 9 Khukhrana

50 Sh. Risala S/o Bhallu Ram, Vill. Alupur 26-9-66 8

51 Sh. Phool Singh S/o Jogi Ram, Vill. Alupur 26-9-66 8

52 Sh. Lahna Singh S/o Sheo Chand, Vill. 26-9-66 15 Khukhrana

53 Sh. Mange Ram S/o Dai Ram, Vill. Jondhan 26-9-66 10 Khurd

54 Sh. Net Ram S/o Mai Chand, Vill. Waiser 26-9-66 10

55 Sh. Mange Ram S/o Abhe Ram, Vill. Waiser 26-9-66 10 56 Sh. Mai Chan S/o Jot Ram, Vill. Waiser 26-9-66 20

57 Sh. Ganeshi Ram S/o Shiv Chand, Vill. 26-9-66 6 Dharamgarh

58 Sh. Ganpat Ram S/o Ramu, Vill. Dharamgarh 26-9-66 6

59 Sh. Baneshi Ram S/o Bamji, Vill. Seenk 26-9-66 8

60 Sh. Sarpanch Gram Panchayat, Vill. Seenk 26-9-66 15

61 Sh. Bije Singh, Sarpanch, Vill. Seenk 26-9-66 10

62 Sh. Maha Singh S/o Dharam Singh, Vill. 26-9-66 5 Seenk

63 Sh. Tirath Ram, Head master, Govt. High 26-9-66 5 School, Adyana

64 Sh. Amar Singh S/o Rati Ram, Vill. Alupur 26-9-66 10

65 Sh. Hukam Singh S/o Shis Ram, Vill. 26-9-66 20 Buwana Lakhu

66 Sh. Fateh Singh, Sarpanch, Buwana Lakhu 26-9-66 20

67 Sh. Hazari Lal S/o Gurdial, Vill. Buwana 26-9-66 15 Lakhu

68 Sh. Chandgi Ram S/o Khem Chand, Vill. 26-9-66 10 Kalkha

69 Sh. Surat Singh S/o Abhe Ram, Vill. 26-9-66 4 Dharamgarh 70 Sh. Rati Ram S/o Yad Ram, Vill. Dharamgarh 26-9-66 5

71 Sh. Chhatar Singh S/oMan Singh, Vill. 26-9-66 6 Dharamgarh

72 Sh. Pahalad Singh S/oPula Ram, Vill. 26-9-66 2 Dharamgarh

73 Sh. Chandgi Ram S/oTrikha Ram, Vill. 26-9-66 6 Dharamgarh

74 Sh. Ruhli Ram S/oParsu Ram, Vill. 26-9-66 4 Dharamgarh

75 Sh. Chandgi S/o Kewal, Vill. Adyana 26-9-66 5

76 Sh. Jhanda S/o Rura, Vill. Adyana 26-9-66 6

77 Sh. Shis Ram S/o Mokh Ram, Vill. Waiser 26-9-66 10

78 Sh. Churia S/o Kundan, Vill. Sutana 26-9-66 15

79 Sh. Rati Ram S/o Chandan, Vill. Baljatan 26-9-66 4

80 Sh. Baru Ram S/o Ram Sawrup, Vill. 26-9-66 3 Baljatan

81 Sh. Sudhan Singh S/o Mai Dhan, Vill. 26-9-66 3 Baljatan

82 Sh. Gurdhan Dass S/o Juge Ram, Vill. 26-9-66 6 Waiser

83 Sh.Balbir Singh S/o Pirthi Singh, Vill. 26-9-66 4 Baljatan 84 Sh. Mam Chand S/o Rikhi Ram, Vill. Atawala 26-9-66 5

85 Sh. Siri Chand S/o Badlu, Vill. Atawala 26-9-66 7

86 Sh. Amar Singh S/o Shisu Ram, Vill. Atawala 26-9-66 8

87 Sh. Ram Bhaj S/o Hosh Nak, Vill. Baljatan 26-9-66 3

88 Sh. Mange Ram S/o Raja Ram, Vill. Baljatan 3-10-66 4

89 Sh. Ram Dayan S/o Shis Ram, Vill. Waiser 3-10-66 10

90 Sh. Dhana Ram S/o Har Lal, Vill. Baljatan 3-10-66 4

91 Sh. Karam Singh S/o Shaiban, Vill. Baljatan 3-10-66 4

92 Sh. Bhawar Singh S/o Shaiban, Vill. Baljatan 3-10-66 4

93 Sh. Ram Singh S/o Pirthi Singh, Vill. 3-10-66 4 Baljatan

94 Sh. Hukam Chand S/o Kanhya, Vill. Bhalsi 3-10-66 8

95 Sh. Jita S/o Arjan, Vill. Baljatan 3-10-66 3

96 Sh. Jhandu S/o Inder Mal, Vill. Bhalsi 3-10-66 5

97 Sh. Amrit Lal S/o Munshi Ram, Vill. Kalkha 3-10-66 8

98 Sh. Tel Ram S/o Dewat Ram, Vill. Nara 3-10-66 10

99 Sh. Tara Chand S/o Chhotu Ram, Vill. 3-10-66 2 Baljatan

100 Sh.Ram Singh S/o Harphool Singh, Vill. 3-10-66 8 Adyana 101 Sh. Ram Sawrup S/o Godha, Vill. Madlauda 3-10-66 10

102 Sh. Ram Chander S/o Net Ram, Vill. Galjatan 3-10-66 4

103 Sh. Giani Ram S/o Hardwari, Vill. Joshi 4-10-66 7

104 Sh. Lachhman S/o Sh. Naheru, Vill. Waiser 4-10-66 6

105 Sh. Darya Singh S/o Shiv Daya, Vill. Atawala 4-10-66 10

106 Sh.Hem Singh S/o Baru Ram, Vill Waiser 6-10-66 10

107 Sh. Badlu Ram S/o Nehru, Vill Waiser 6-10-66 10

Sh. Mailu Ram S/o Man Singh, Vill. 6-10-66 4 108 Dharamgarh

109 Sh. Lakhmi S/o Dewtia, Vill. Adyana 6-10-66 5

Sh. Sher Singh S/o Mange Ram, Vill. 6-10-66 4 110 Madlauda

111 Sh. Tek Ram S/o Bhagu Ram, Vill. Nara 6-10-66 8

112 Sh. Sham Lal S/o Sadhu Ram, Vill. Madlauda 6-10-66 5

113 Sh. Hari Chand S/o Chhotu Ram, Vill. Qawi 6-10-66 10

Sh. Jeeta Ram S/o Kalu Ram, Vill. Jondhan 6-10-66 17 114 Kalan

Sh. Zila Singh s/o Pahlada, Vill. Jondhan 6-10-66 8 115 Kalan

116 Sh.. Sudhu S/o Nathu, Vill. Jondhan Kalan 6-10-66 5 Sh.Nafe Singh S/o Jita Ram, Vill. Brahman 10-10-66 10 117 Majra

Sh. Shiv Parshad S/o Radha Kishan, Vill. 10-10-66 15 118 Alupur

119 Sh. Ram Chander S/o Nathu Ram, Vill. Nara 10-10-66 4

120 Sh. Chater Singh S/o Devi Ram, Vill. Nara 10-10-66 8

121 Sh.Bharta S/o Amrit, Vill. Adyana 10-10-66 6

122 Sh. Rama S/o Jaina, Vill. Baljatan 10-10-66 5

123 Sh.Kapuri Lal S/o Har Lal, Vill. Dharmgarh 10-10-66 7

124 Sh. Mangal S/o Ram Dia, Vill. Dharmgarh 10-10-66 4

125 Sh. Johri Singh S/o Bholar, Vill. Qawi 10-10-66

126 Sh. Molu Ram S/o Mam Raj, Vill Alupur 10-10-66 12

127 Sh. Munshi Ram S/o Isri, Vill. Kalkha 10-10-66 10

128 Sh. Khayali Ram S/o Tara Ram, Vill. Wasier 10-10-66 12

Sh. Ram Dhari S/o Chandan, Vill. 10-10-66 10 129 Chhichhrana

Sh. Khayli Ram S/o Phool Ram, Vill. 10-10-66 4 130 Balijatan

131 Sh. Ram Kishan S/o Ratia, Vill. Balijatan 10-10-66 4

132 Sh. Churia S/o Nagar, Vill. Ahar 10-10-66 8 133 Sh. Duli Chand S/o Devi Chand, Vill. Qawi 10-10-66 10

Sh. Hoshiar Singh S/o Phagu Ram, Vill. 10-10-66 4 134 Wasier

135 Sh. Giani Ram S/o Baru Ram, Vill. Wasier 10-10-66 6

136 Sh. Chandgi Ram S/o Shiv Dayal, Vill. Shera 10-10-66 5

137 Sh. Darbari S/o Amrit, Vill. Madlauda 10-10-66 5

138 Sh. Kuldip Singh S/o Shiv Lal, Vill. Pardhana 10-10-66 15

Sh. Dhool Singh S/o Kishan Lal, Vill. 14-10-66 4 139 Madlauda

140 Sh. Lal Singh S/o Shiv Lal, Vill. Ahar 17-10-66 10

141 Sh. Amar Singh S/o Hathli, Vill. Israna 14-10-66 5

142 Sh. Maman S/o Chhotu, Vill. Jondhan Khurd 17-10-66 10

Sh. Roop Chand S/o Badlu Ram, Vill. 17-10-66 10 143 Jondhan Khurd

Sh. TEj Bhan S/o Bhudhu Ram, Vill. Urlana 17-10-66 10 144 Kalan

145 Sh. Mila Ram S/o Hira Singh, Vill. Shera 17-10-66 5

146 Sh. Dharam S/o Phoola, Vill. Adyana 17-10-66 6

147 Sh. Sarupa S/o Mahya, Vill. Nara 17-10-66 4

148 Sh. Moti Ram S/o Sis Ram, Vill. Nara 17-10-66 4 149 Wastika Form, Begampur Bapnot 17-10-66 85

Sh. Nand Lal S/o Sidhu Ram, Vill. Urlana 17-10-66 10 150 Khurd

151 Sh. Maya Nand S/o Giani Ram, Vill. Shera 17-10-66 4

152 Sh. Jai Lal S/o Shiv Nath, Vill. Qawi 17-10-66 6

153 Sh. Mange Ram S/o Jhanda, Vill. Qawi 17-10-66 6

Sh. Partap Singh S/o Amar Singh, Vill. 17-10-66 9 154 Madlauda

155 Sh. Nar Singh S/o Tek Chand, Vill. Madlauda 17-10-66 8

156 Sh. Indraj S/o Nand Lal, Vill. Qawi 10-11-66 10

157 Sh. Munshi Ram S/o Soran Singh, Vill. Qawi 21-11-66 6

158 Sh. Giani S/o Lakhi, Vill. Pardhana 25-10-66 10

Sh. Sham Singh S/o Badlu Ram, Vill. 25-10-66 6 159 Pardhana

Sh. Badlu Ram S/o Ranpat, Vill. Jondhan 25-10-66 8 160 Kalan

161 Sh. Zila Singh S/o Jogi Ram, Vill. Naultha 25-10-66 10

162 Sh. Rajinder S/o Prabhu, Vill. Bijawa 25-10-66 5

Sh. Ujala S/o Sher Singh, Vill. Buwana 25-10-66 12 163 Lakhu

164 Sh. Zila Singh S/o Mage Ram, Vill. Brahman 25-10-66 10 Majra

Sh. Chandgi Ram S/o Ujala Singh, Vill. 25-10-66 10 165 Bhandari

166 Sh. Maha Singh S/o Todar, Vill. Bijawa 25-10-66 12

167 Sh. Shankar S/o Ghuna, Vill. Bijawa 25-10-66 10

168 Sh. Ujala S/o Chhota, Vill. Jondhan Khurd 25-10-66 10

Sh. Mange Ram S/o Dai Ram, Vill. Jondhan 25-10-66 5 169 Khurd

170 Sh. Jage Ram S/o Ramji Lal, Vill. Shahepur 25-10-66 10

Sh. Hukam Singh S/o Nagina Ram, Vill. 25-10-66 4 171 Shera

172 Sh. Moji Ram S/o Amar Singh, Vill. Israna 25-10-66 7

173 Sh. Lal Chand S/o Maha Singh, Vill. Israna 25-10-66 6

174 Sh. Khema S/o Nathu, Vill. Jondhan Kalan 25-10-66 5

175 Sh. Rati Ram S/o Shewa Ram, Vill. Untliya 25-10-66 8

176 Sh. Sharat Singh S/o Damaka, Vill. Shera 26-10-66 10

Sh. Suraj Mal S/o Ram Chander, Vill. 27-10-66 15 177 Pardhana

178 Sh. Mugla Singh S/o Dewitla, Vill. Kalkha 31-10-66 20

Sh. Hukam Chand S/o Khem Lal, Vill. 31-10-66 10 179 Brahman Majra Sh. Dhan Singh S/o Man Chand, Vill. 31-10-66 10 180 Brahman Majra

Sh. Maha Singh S/o Giani Ram, Vill. 31-10-66 10 181 Brahman Majra

Sh. Ran Singh S/o Chandgi Ram, Vill. 31-10-66 8 182 Kurana

Sh. Mange ram S/o Chhotu Ram, Vill. 31-10-66 10 183 Naultha

184 Sh. Lal Singh, S/o Bhola, Vill Chhirana 31-10-66 8

185 Sh. Lal Chand S/o Chetu Ram, Vill. Kalkha 31-10-66 10

186 Sh. Piare Lal S/o Ram Singh, Vill. Kalkha 31-10-66 10

Sh. Jage Ram S/o Chandgi Ram, Vill. 31-10-66 6 187 Naultha

188 Sh. Man Chand Kirpa Ram, Vill. Lohari 31-10-66 10

189 Sh. RatanSingh S/o Piara Ram, Vill. Naulthal 31-10-66 3

190 Sh. Govind Lal S/o Sodagar Chan, Vill. Nain 31-10-66 18

191 Sh. Churri Ram S/o Nagar, Vill. Ahar 31-10-66 18

Sh. Kundan S/o Deg Raj, Vill. Jondhan 2-11-66 12 192 Khurd

193 Sh. Kanshi Ram S/o Sheo Ram, Vill. Naultha 4-11-66 8

194 Sh. Yadraj S/o Nand Lal, Vill. Qawi 10-11-66 10 195 Sh. Kidar Singh S/o Hem Raj, Vill. Madlauda 10-11-66 40

Sh. Maha Singh S/o Mul Chand, Vill. 10-11-66 15 196 Ahamadpur Majra

197 Sh. Har Datt S/o Jit Singh, Vill. Shera 10-11-66 5

198 Sh. Pati Ram S/o Bhula Singh, Vill. Waisari 14-11-66 5

199 Sh. Dewi Ram S/o Nihala, Vill. Shahpur 14-11-66 15

200 Sh. Fateh Singh, Sarpanch, Vill. Kaith 14-11-66 40

201 Sh. Jai Bhagwan, Sarpanch, Shahpur 14-11-66 40

202 Sh. Swastika Form Banganpur, Bannot 16-11-66 100

203 Sh. Puran Datt S/o Chhotu Ram, Vill. Waiser 16-11-66 10

204 Sh. Phula Ram S/o Hans Ram, Vill. Qawi 16-11-66 5

205 Sh. Daya Chand S/o Kanhya Lal, Vill. Qawi 16-11-66 7

206 Sh. Tek Chand S/o Parbhu Ram, Vill. Nara 16-11-66 6

207 Sh. Kalu Ram S/o Dewitta Ram, Vill. Waiser 16-11-66 6

208 Sh. Giani Ram S/o Baru, Vill. Waiser 16-11-66 6

209 Sh. Ram Chander S/o Daia, Vill. Adyana 17-11-66 10

210 Sh. Lakhi S/o Bhichha, Vill. Barahman Majra 17-11-66 5

Sh. Lakhmi Chand S/o Hari Chand, Vill. 18-11-66 5 211 Shera 212 Sh. Nai Dhan S/o Munshi Ram, Vill. Shera 18-11-66 4

213 Sh. Giani Ram S/o Risala, Vill. Bhadaur 18-11-66 8

214 Sh. Ram Sarup S/o Hargu Lal, Vill. Bhadaura 18-11-66 3

215 Sh. Sarup SinghS/o Mugla Ram, Vill. Shera 18-11-66 4

216 Sh. Chandgi Ram S/o Nihala, Vill. Madlauda 18-11-66 6

217 Sh. Dewi Chand S/o Dhan Singh, Vill. Shera 18-11-66 3

218 Sh. Ram Dia S/o Tala Ram, Vill. Khandra 18-11-66 4

219 Sh. Raja Ram S/o Ganga Ram, Vill. Khandra 18-11-66 5

220 Sh. Nihala S/o Jai MalSing, Vill. Seenkh 18-11-66 10

221 Sh. Giani Ram S/o Lal Singh, Vill. Shera 18-11-66 10

222 Sh. Birkha Ram S/o Bhartu Ram, Vill. Shera 18-11-66 5

223 Sh. Nathu Ram S/o Hira Ram, Vill. Shera 18-11-66 5

224 Sh. Giani Ram S/o Man Singh, Vill. Thirana 18-11-66 5

225 Sh. Ram Singh S/o Har Lal, Vill. Shera 18-11-66 5

226 Sh. Bharta S/o Amrit, Vill. Adyana 19-11-66 4

227 Sh. Ram lal S/o Har Chand, Vill. Shera 19-11-66 4

Sh.Dharam Singh S/o Badlu Ram, Vill. 19-11-66 8 228 Adyana

229 Sh. Giani S/o Shadi, Vill. Madlauda 19-11-66 5 230 Sh. Parbhu Ram S/o Munshi Ram, Vill. Shera 19-11-66 3

231 Sh. Ratia Ram S/o Manda, Vill. Thirana 19-11-66 4

232 Sh. Mai Ram S/o Man Singh, Vill. Sher 19-11-66 3

Sh. Prem Singh S/o Ram Dia, Vill. 19-11-66 5 233 Dharamgarh

234 Sh. Dhana Ram S/o Har Lal, Vill. Baljatan 19-11-66 8

235 Sh. Molar S/o Rati Ram, Vill. Adyana 19-11-66 3

236 Sh. Baljora S/o Akha Ram, Vill. Adyana 21-11-66 6

Sh. Chandgi Ram S/o Surat Singh, Vill. 22-11-66 4 237 Madlauda

238 Sh. Mange Ram S/o Raje Ram, Vill. Bal Jatan 23-11-66 3

Sh. Lakhi Ram S/o Har Lal, Vill. Vill. Bal 23-11-66 4 239 Jatan

240 Sarpanch, Gram Panchayat, Khalila Majra 25-11-66 8

Sh. Gordhan Dass S/o Kundan Lal, Vill. 25-11-66 6 241 Naultha

242 Sh. Khayali S/o Gordhan Singh, Vill. Naultha 25-11-66 4

243 Sh.Tek Ram S/o Chandgi Ram, Vill. Naultha 25-11-66 2

244 Sh. Sis Ram S/o Munshi Ram, Vill. Alupur 25-11-66 6

Sh. Prem Singh S/o Khan Chand, Vill. 25-11-66 15 245 Buwana Lakhu 246 Sarpanch, Gram Panchayat, Nain 25-11-66 10

247 Sh. Surat Singh S/o Ram Narain, Vill. Nain 25-11-66 5

248 Sh. Bhola S/o Tarkha, Vill. Jhondan Kalan 25-11-66 5

249 Sh. Bharat Singh S/o Maha Singh, Vill. Shere 26-11-66 5

Sh. Chandgi Ram S/o Ramji Lal, Vill. 12-12-66 5 250 Dharmgarh

Sh. Tek Chand S/o Piara Lal, Vill. 12-12-66 5 251 Dharmgarh

252 Sarpahch, Gram Panchayat, Vill. Dharmgarh 12-12-66 24

253 Sh. Bhaya Ram Head Master, Kalkha 12-12-66 13

254 Sh. Ram Sarup S/o Kanhya, Vill. Bhalsi 12-12-66 10

Sh. Chata Singh S/o Man Singh, Vill. 12-12-66 5 255 Dharmgarh

Sh. Chandgi Ram S/o Tulsi Ram, Vill. 12-12-66 5 256 Dharmgarh

257 Sh. Budha Ram S/o Des Raj, Vill. Dharmgarh 12-12-66 20

Sh. Madho Ram S/o Udmi Ram, Vill. 12-12-66 5 258 Dharmgarh

259 Sh. Chandgi Ram S/o Kanhya, Vill. Adyana 12-12-66 6

Sh. Dhari Ram S/o Jagar Singh, Vill. 12-12-66 10 260 Dharmgarh Sh. Roshan Lal S/o Kishori Lal, Vill. 12-12-66 6 261 Dharmgarh

262 Sh. Mai Dhan S/o Munshi Ram, Vill. Shera 12-12-66 8

263 Sh. Jogi Ram S/o Suidhan, Vill. Bhalsi 12-12-66 8

264 Sh. Parbhu S/o Des Raj, Vill. Dharmgarh 12-12-66 5

Sh. Bhale Ram S/o Tulsi Ram, Vill. 12-12-66 4 265 Dharmgarh

Sh. Giasi Ram S/o Sheo Chand, Vill. 12-12-66 8 266 Dharmgarh

Sh.Ram Chander S/o Risal Singh, Vill. 12-12-66 6 267 Dharmgarh

268 Sh. Ram Kishan S/o Badlu, Vill. Dharmgarh 12-12-66 5

269 Sh. Ram Karan S/o Rup Lal, Vill. Dharmgarh 12-12-66 5

270 Sh. duli Chand S/o Sundra, Vill. Dharmgarh 12-12-66 5

Sh. Mahabir Singh S/o Sugan Chand, Vill. 12-12-66 5 271 Dharmgarh

272 Sh. Jagta S/o Kali Ram, Vill. Sutana 12-12-66 3

Sh. Asha Ram S/o Kalu Ram, Vill. Johdhan 20-12-66 20 273 Kalan

274 Sh. Swastiak Form, Begumpur Bapnaut 23-12-66 100

275 Sh. Sahib Singh S/o Ram Singh, Vill. Naultha 30-12-66 8 276 Sh. Bharat Singh S/o Meo Ram, Vill. Atawala 9-1-67 10

277 Sh. Chandgi Ram S/o Gogan, Vill. Israna 10-1-67 8

278 Sarpanch, Gram Panchayat, Naultha 19-1-67 30

279 Sh. Kishan Chand S/o Nagar, Vill. Adyana 19-1-67 10

280 Sh. Lakhmi Chand S/o Lal Singh, Vill. Shera 293 Sh. Pahalada S/o Gokal, Vill. Shahpur 25-1-67 15

Sh.Chandgi Ram S/o Kanhya, Vill Buwana 25-1-67 10 294 Lakhu

Sh. Kham Lal S/o Tek Ram, Vill Buwana 25-1-67 10 295 Lakhu

296 Sh. Manga S/o Ramji Lal, Vill Buwana Lakhu 25-1-67 10

297 Sh. Surjaj S/o Molar, Vill. Bijawa 25-1-67 10

298 Sh. Maha Singh S/o Todar, Vill. Bijawa 25-1-67 10

299 Sh. Harnama S/o Molar, Vill. Braman Majra 28-1-67 6

Sh. Birkha Ram S/o Risala, Vill. Braman 28-1-67 6 300 Majra

301 Sh. Jitu S/o Jag lal, Vill. Braman Majra 28-1-67 6

Sh. Daryao Singh S/o Jitu, Vill. Braman 28-1-67 12 302 Majra

Sh. Partap Singh S/o Amar Singh, Vill. 31-1-67 15 303 Madlauda

Sh. kanshi Ram S/o Gobha Mal, Vill. 21-2-67 5 304 Madlauda

305 Sh. Hoshiar Singh S/o Gopi Ram, Vill. Qawi 23-3-67 4

306 Sh. Raghbir S/o Ram Kishan, Vill. Madlauda 28-3-67 4

307 Sh. Sher Singh S/o Mange Ram, Vill. 28-3-67 8 Madlauda

308 Sh. Prem Singh S/o Mugla Singh, Vill. Kalkha 28-3-67 10

309 Sh. Gugan S/o Dewitya, Vill. Joshi 28-3-67 10

310 Sh. Hari Chand S/o Chhotu, Vill. Qawi 28-3-67 10

311 Sh. Jaga Ram S/o Jage Lal, Vill. Qawi 28-3-67 4

Sh. Dharm Singh S/o Ram Nath, Vill. 28-3-67 5 312 Madlauda

Sh. Daria Singh S/o Kiadar Singh, Vill. 28-3-67 6 313 Madlauda

Sh. Shib Daya, S/o Rup Chand, Vill. 28-3-67 4 314 Madlauda

315 Sh. Arjun Singh S/o Kalu Ram, Vill. Waiser 28-3-67 10

Sh. Jag Dev Singh S/o Ram Sarup, Vill. 28-3-67 10 316 Waiser

317 Sh. Ratia Ram S/o Munshi Ram, Vill Kurana 28-3-67 10

318 Sh. Swastika Form, Bagampur Bapnaut 28-3-67 50

319 Sh. Chandgi Ram S/o Neki, Vill. Qawi 4-4-67 20

Sh. Munshi Ram S/o Mai Ra, Vill. Uriana 4-4-67 3 320 Khurd

Sh. Subha Chand S/o Chandgi Ram, Vill. 24-4-67 10 321 Adyana 322 Sh. Maman Singh S/o Phulu, Vill. Qawi 24-4-67 12

323 Sh. Ram Sarup S/o Ami Lal, Vill. Waisar 24-4-67 16

324 Sh. Giani S/o Prem Singh, Vill. Waisar 24-4-67 10

325 Sh. Lachhman S/o Molu Ram, Vill. Qawi 25-4-67 10

326 Sh. Maidhan S/o Pholu, Vill. Lohari 25-4-67 3

327 Sh. Telu Ram S/o Kanshi Ram, Vill. Adyana 25-4-67 10

Sh. Shiya Nand S/o Mange Ram, Vill. 25-4-67 8 328 Madlauda

Sh. Jhanda Singh S/o Mam Raj, Vill. 25-4-67 5 329 Khandra

Sh. Ram Kishan S/o Kanshi Ram, Vill. 25-4-67 6 330 Madlauda

331 Sh. Jogi Ram S/o Gugan, Vill. Madlauda 25-4-67 5

Sh. Rameshwar S/o Naryand, Vill. 25-4-67 3 332 Dharmgarh

Sh. Lahri Singh S/o Dhaya Chand, Vill. 25-4-67 10 333 Naultha

334 Sh. Hari Chand S/o Madhan, Vill. Qawi 25-4-67 3

Redemarcation of Boundaries of districts in the State *160. Smt. Om Prabha Jain: Will the Minister for Revenue be pleased to State :-

(a) whether there is any proposal to re-demarcate the boundaries of the existing districts in the state;

(b) whether there is any proposal under the consideration of Government to make Kaithal as a District

(c) whether there is any proposal to take some parts of Kaithal tehsil to present district of Jind; if so, the details thereof?

Sh. Chand Ram: (a) No.

(b) No.

(c) In view of (a) above question does not arise.

Mutation Cases

*110. Sh. Daya Krishan: Will the Minister for Revenue be pleased to state –

(a) the uniber of pending mutation cases as on 1st April, 1967 together with the number out of them which have been challenged;

(b) the number of said cases which are one year, two years, three years and more than three years old as on 1st April, 1967 separately;

(c) the period within which the said cases are likely to be decided; (d) whether any action has been taken againt any Revenue Officer for delying the decision of old cases referred to in part (b) above, after the formation of Haryana, if so, the details thereof;

(e) within what period a mutation case is normally expected to be decided?

Sh. Chand Ram: (a) & (b) A statement is laid on the Table of the House.

STATEMENT

District Part (a) Part (b)

Total No. of No. of One Two Three More pending contested year years years than mutation mutations three cases as on out of cases years 1-4-67 in col. (2)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Mohindergarh 348 35 5

(Since decied)

Ambala 1954 39

3726 71 61 3921 42 3544 282 26 27

362 14

4203 63 423 31

6475 23 565 80

Part (c) No time limit can be assured. However, Revenue Officers are being pressed to liquidate arrears.

Part (d) Warnings have been issued to those officers whose disposals were found to be unsatisfactory (Lists enclosed).

Part (e) Speedy disposal of the mutation depends mostly upon the presence of parties as the concerned persons have to be heard. Thus no time limit can be laid down. However, it is occasionally impressed upon officers in meetings or through D.O. letters that they should expedite disposals of cases especially of the old ones.

LIST

Number of Officers to whom warning has been issued for their inadequate performance regarding disposal of contested Mutations

Sr. No Designation Number 1. Sub-Divisional Officers(C) 14

2. Settlement Officer (H) 2

3. Extra Assistant Commissioner 1

4. Tahsildars 2

Total 19

Number of officers to whom warning has been issued for their inadequate performance regarding disposal of uncontested mutations

Sr. No Designation Number

1. Sub-Divisional Officers(C) 29

2. Assistant Commissioner (under Training) 1

3. Extra Assistant Commissioner 8

4. Tahsildars 27

5. Naib Tahsildar 51

Total 113

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Land affected by waterlogging and drought

*69. Sh. Mangal Sein: Will the Minister for Revenue be pleased to state the acreage of land affected by waterlogging and drought, separately, in the State together with the steps proposed to be taken by the Government to solve these problems of waterlogging and drought? Sh. Chand Ram: 9a) (i) Land affected by waterlogging 2,64,326 (ii) Land affected by drought acres 9,76,991

(b) Necessary steps are taken by the Deputy Commissioners in respect of remission of land revenue, grant of subsidy, suspension of recovery of taccavi loans and to start relief works in the drought-affected areas in the State. It has also been proposed to install the tube-wells in the waterlogged areas to pump out the water.

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Harijan Welfare Tax

*38. Sh. Fateh Chand Vij: Will the Minister for Revenue be pleased to state –

(a) the total amount of Harijan Welfare Tax collected by the Punjab Government before the reorgation; (b) the total amount out of that mentioned in part (a) above which had been spent before the formation of the Haryana State and also the amount which was lying in deposit immediately before the reorganisation of Punjab?

Sh. Chand Ram: (a) Rs. 386 lakhs.

(b) (i) Rs. 223.55 lakhs

(ii) Rs. 162.45 lakhs.

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Utilisation of Harijan Kalyan Fund *161. Smt. Om Prabha Jain: Will the Minister for Revenue pleased to state –

(a) the manner in which the Government proposes to utilise the Harijan Kalyan Fund;

(b) whether any Corporation has been set up for the said purpose if so, the details thereof?

Sh. Chand Ram: The requisite information is laid on the Table of the House.

Information

(a) and (b) Funds to the extent of Rs. 20 lakhs are being provided for the implementation of six schemes drawn for the welfare of Harijans during the current financial year. It is also proposed to transfer Rs. 50 lakhs to the Haryana Harijan Co-operative finance and Development Corporaiton Limited which is registered as a Co-operative Society under the Punjab Co-operative Societies Act, 1961. The main object of the Corporaiton shall beto provide financial assistance to the Harijans through the primary Co-operative Societies and the tehsial/block level unions for development projects by under-taking schemes of industrial and agricultural activities.

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Shrimati Om Parbha Jain: Wrong.

Minister: Now the present Finance Minister has agreed and they are under the process of Finance Ministry.

Shrimati Om Parbha Jain: I strongly refute what the hon. Minister has said. Those schemes were never rejected. It was decided that those schemes should be taken up in the current year. The ho. Minister has made a wrong statement that those were rejected. I challenge. It.

Minister: Then it becomes a question of cretain privilege. These things are on record. These schemes were agreed fo by the Finance Minister but were later rejected.

Shrimati Om Parbha Jain: They were never rejected.

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Mr. Speaker: Order, please.

Complaint against agricultue insectors at Panipat

*90. Sh. Pohlooalias Jagjit Singh: Will the Minister for revenue be pleased to state whether the government received any complaint against the agriculture inspectors posted at Painipat during the period from April, 1966 to date; if so, the details thereof and the action, if any, so far taken thereon?

Sh. Chand Ram: Government have received to complaint directly. However, some complaints received in the Directorate of Agriculture, relating to corruption and misbehavior with public are under investigation of the department. Some have been filed as the complainant did not appear.

T.A. and D.V. drawn by Agriculture Inspectors at Panipat

*91.Sh. Pohloo alias Jagjit Singh: Will the Minister for revenue be pleased to state the places visited by the agriculture inspectors in the cane section at Panipat from April, 1966 to date, date wise and the amount of T.A. and D.A. drawn by each of them, separately?

Sh. Chand Ram: The requisite information’s respect of four cane inspectors is laid on the Table of the House.

Detail of places visited a T.A. and D.A. drawn by Sh. Kalyan Singh Tyagi, cane inspector, Panipat

Date Place To Amount of from T.A. & D.A. drawn

Rs.

March-April, 1966 71.80

28th March, 1966 Panipat Kachroli and back

29th March, 1966 Panipat Biroli and back

2nd April, 1966 Panipat Kohand and back

6th April, 1966 Panipat Alipur, Khalsa and back

7th April, Panipat Babarpur and back

8th April, 1966 Panipat Farid pur Pattiput and back

11th April, 1966 Panipat Garhi Multan and back

Panipat Ganjbarh and 12th April, 1966 back

13th April, 1966 Panipat Kabri and back

Panipat Sanoli Khurd and 14th April, 1966 back

Panipat Mullapur and 15th April, 1966 back

16th April, 1966 Panipat Kachroli and back

Panipat Kohand, Gharonad 17th April, 1966 and back

Panipat Kohnad, Jamalur 18th April, 1966 and back

20th April, 1966 Panipat Kachroli and back

Panipat Sekhpura and 23th April, 1966 back

25th April, 1966 Panipat Gulah and back

Panipat Gharonda, Kohand 26th April, 1966 and back

Panipat Ghronda, Kohand 27th April, 1966 and back

28th April, 1966 Panipat Dohand stay Kohand Ganjbarh and 7.80 29th April, 1966 back

May, 1966

Panipat Patti Rajputan, 1st My, 1966 Dahar & Back

Panipat Noorwala, Rajkheri, Mohali 3rd May, 1966 and back

Panipat Faridpur, Rattipur, Kochrili 5th My, 1966 and back

Panipat Chajpurkalan, Chajpur Khured 7th May, 1966 and back

8th My, 1966 Panipat Jhamba and back

Panipat Ugra Kheri and 9th May, 1966 back

Panipat Ansnupur, Khured 10th My, 1966 and back

Panipat Bhalsi, Behampur 12th My, 1966 and back

13th May, 1966 Panipat Bhalsi and back 14th My, 1966 Panipat Nimbri and back

Panipat Madlodha and 16th May, 1966 back

17th May, 1966 Panipat Jhanba and back B.F. 71.80

Panipat Sanoli Kalan and 18 May, 1966 back

Panipat Sanili Khurd and 19 May, 1966 back

20 May, 1966b Panipat Osri and back

Panipat Azizlpur, Kutani 21 May, 1966 and back

Panipat Pondar, Barsat 22 May, 1966 Stay

Barsat Khoat pura, 23 May, 1966 Chandoli and back

Panipat Assn Kalan, Sodhapur and 24 May, 1966 back

Panipat Khabri, Mohammadpur 25 May, 1966 and back

26 May, 1966 Panipat Kachroli and back Panipat Kurar, Dhansoli 27 May, 1966 and back

Panipat Kutani, Azzulapura and 28 May, 1966 back

Panipat Frinpur, Rattipur, 31.50 Mohmadpur and 29 May, 1966 back

June, 1966

Panipat Assant Khurd, Sodhapur and 1 June, 1966 back

2 June, 1966 Panipat Jatal, Sulana Stay

3 June, 1966 Sotana Panipat

4 June, 1966 Panipat Bhalsi and Back

Panipat Ugrakheri and 5 June, 1966 back

Panipat Chakpur Khurd 8 June, 1966 and back

Panipat Sonil Khurd and 9 June, 1966 stay Sonli Jhamba stay 10 June, 1966 Khurd

11 June, 1966 Jhamba Nimbri and back

12 June, 1966 Panipat Kanri and back

13 June, 1966 Panipat Assan Khurd Stay

Assan Shodapur and 14 June, 1966 Khurd back

Panipat Jalalpur, Jhamba 15 June, 1966 stay

Jhamba Chajpur Kalan 16 June, 1966 and back

Panipat Sanoli kalan and 17 June, 1966 back

Panipat Azizulpur and B.E. 20June, 1966 back 103.30

Panipat Faridpur, Kachroli 23 June, 1966 and back

Panipat Mohamdpur, 24 June, 1966 Rattipur and back

Panipat Madhloda and 25 June, 1966 back

26 June, 1966 Panipat Bhatti Issar and back

Panipat Bhatti Makhdum 27 June, 1966 pur and back

28 June, 1966 Panipat Kutani and back

Panipat Noltha, Israna, Shapur, Bandh Barsar, Kohand, Guranda, Kutial, Gagsina, Jundla 29 June, 1966 and back

30 June, 1966 Panipat Khuran and back 40.00

July, 1966

1 July, 1966 Panipat Sanoli Kalan Stay

Sanoli Sewab Kheri and 2 July, 1966 Kalan back

Panipat Sondhpur and 4 July, 1966 back

Panipat Jattal, Sutana, Assan Kalan and 5 July, 1966 back

6 July, 1966 Panipat Assan Khurd stay

Assan Panipat 7 July, 1966 Khurd Panipat Raja Kheri and 8 July, 1966 back

Panipat Bhains wala and 9 July, 1966 back

10 July, 1966 Panipat Mohinderpur stay

Mohinde Bhatti Jusar and 11 July, 1966 rpur back

12 July, 1966 Panipat Khandra and back

Panipat Phati Makhdum 13 July, 1966 Yadgam and back

14 July, 1966 Panipat Raslapur and back

Panipat Serial Palchan and 15 July, 1966 back

16 July, 1966 Panipat Kabri and back

Panipat Faridpur, Momudam pur 18 July, 1966 and back

19 July, 1966 Panipat Sehra stay

20 July, 1966 Sehra Baljatan stay B.F. 143.30

21 July, 1966 Bhljatan Panipat

22 July, 1966 Panipat Untla and back Panipat Ugrakheri and 23 July, 1966 back

25 July, 1966 Panipat Sonli Khud stay

Sonli Jhamba stay 26 July, 1966 Khurd

27 July, 1966 Jhamba Nimbri and back

Panipat Rattipur, Kachroli 28 July, 1966 and back

Panipat Chajpjr Kalan 29 July, 1966 Stay

Chajpur Chajpjr Khud and 56.00 30 July, 1966 Kalan back

August, 1966

1 August, 1966 Panipat Assan Khurd Stay

Assan Panipat 2 August, 1966 Khurd

Panipat Rattipur Kachroli 3 August, 1966 and back

Panipat Faridpur, Mohamdpur and 4 August, 1966 back

5 August, 1966 Panipat Madlhloda stay Madhlod Bhalsi backback 6 August, 1966 a Panipat

Panipat Patti,Insar and 8 August, 1966 back

Panipat Pth, Mophdumyadgan 9 August, 1966 and back

Panipat Khukhana Sithana 11 August, 1966 stay

Sithana Sohdepur and 12 August, 1966 back

Panipat Serial Pilkan and 13 August, 1966 back

Panipat Sava Kheri and 16 August, 1966 back

Panipat Rja Kheri and 17 August, 1966 back

18 August, 1966 Panipat Babail stay

19 August, 1966 Babail Panipat

Panipat Ugra Khera and 20 August, 1966 back

22 August, 1966 Panipat Sondhapur stay Assanka Assan Khurd and B.F. 199.30 23 August, 1966 lan back

24 August, 1966 Panipat Kurar Stay

25 August, 1966 Kurar Kutani and back

26 August, 1966 Panipat Nimbri and back

27 August, 1966 Panipat Kabri and back

Panipat Chandigarh and 29 August, 1966 back

Panipat Assan Kalan, 30 August, 1966 Assan Khurd stay

Assan Panipat 64.70 31 August, 1966 Khurd

September, 1966

Panipat Chajpur Kalan 1 September, 1966 stay

Chaipur Numbri and bakc 2 September, 1966 Kalan

Panipat Seria Pilkhonu 3 September, 1966 and back

Panipat Raja Kheri and 5 September, 1966 back

6 September, 1966 Panipat Garhi Multan and back

Panipat Patti, Jusar and 7 September, 1966 back

Panipat Patti, 12 September, Madhdumyyadgan 1966 and back

13 September, Panipat Jhamba stay 1966

14 September, Jhamba Sanoli Khurd stay 1966

15 September, Sanoli Raspur and back 1966 Khurd

16 September, Panipat Chajpur stay 1966

17 September, Chaipur Sewa Kheri and 1966 Khurd back

18 September, Panipat Patti, Taraf, Afgan 1966 and back

19 September, Panipat Faridpur, 1966 Mohmadpur stay

20 September, Mohmad Moharan and back 1966 pur

Panipat Azizulpur and 21 September, 1966 back

22 September, Panipat Kachroli stay 1966

23 September, Kachroli Rattipur and back 1966

24 September, Panipat Kutani and back 1966

25 September, Panipat Bhainswala and 1966 back

26 September, Panipat Assan Khurd stay B.F. 264.00 1966

27 September, Assn Sodha pur and 1966 Khurd back

28 September, Panipat Bhalsi, Jatal and 1966 back

29 September, Panipat Niwada stay 1966

30 September, Niwada Jhamba and back 59.50 1966

October, 1966

1 October, 1966 Panipat Assan Khurd stay

2 October, 1966 Assan Assan Kalan and Khurd back

3 October, 1966 Panipat Raslpur and back

Panipat Chajpur Kalan 4 October, 1966 stay

5 October, 1966 Chajpur Nimbria and back

Panipat Patti, Mophdumydgam 6 October, 1966 and back

Jhamba Chajpur Khurd 7 October, 1966 and back

Panipat Patti, Mophdumydgam 8 October, 1966 and back

9 October, 1966 Panipat Jullundur

Jullund Julldur 10 October, 1966 ur

Jullund Panipat 11 October, 1966 ur

12 October, 1966 Panipat Kutani and back

Panipat Azizulpur and 13 October, 1966 back

14 October, 1966 Panipat Mohmad pur, Rattipur and back

15 October, 1966 Patti Jasar and back 58.00

November, 1966

1 November, 1966 Panipat Kachrili stay

Kachhro Ratipur and back 2 November, 1966 li

3 November, 1966 Panipat Babarpur stay

Badarpu Faridpur and back 4 November, 1966 r

Panipat Patti 5 November, 1966 Makhdumyadgan

7 November, 1966 Panipat Khan soli stay

8 November, 1966 Dhansli Raispur and back

10 November, Panipat Sanoli Khurd and B.F. 381.50 1966 back

11 November, Panipat Brahman Majra 1966 Stay

12 November, B. Majra Panipat 1966

14 November, Panipat Chjpur Kalan stay 1966 15 November, Chajpur Chajpur khurd 1966 Kalan and back

16 November, Panipat Patti Rajputana 1966 and back

17 November, Panipat Dahar and back 1966

18 November, Panipat Sutana stay 1966

19 November, Sutana Panipat 1966

20 November, Panipat Jondon Khurd 1966 stay

21 November, Jondon Panipat 1966 Khurd

22 November, Panipat Assan Kalan stay 1966

23 November, Assan Assan Khurd and 1966 Kalan back

24 November, Panipat Jatala nad back 1966

25 November, Panipat Katani and back 1966

Panipat Azizulpur and 26 November, 1966 back

28 November, Panipat Sewah Kheri and 59.50 1966 back

29 November, Panipat Nimbri and back 1966

December, 1966

1 December, 1966 Panipat Kutani and back

2 December, 1966 Panipat Kachroli stay

3 December, 1966 Kachroli Faridpur and back

Panipat Garhi Chhaju and 4 December, 1966 back

Panipat Patti Makhdunyadgan 5 December, 1966 and back

6 December, 1966 Panipat Rasalpur and back

7 December, 1966 Panipat Jhamba stay

Jhamba Sanoli and back to 8 December, 1966 H.Q.

9 December, 1966 Panipat Nautha and back

10 December, Panipat Gharanunda stay 1966 11 December, Gharaun Kaleheri and back B.F. 1966 da 4410.00

12 December, Panipat Ratipur and back 1966

13 December, Panipat Azizulpur and 1966 back

16 December, Panipat Sanoli Khurd and 1966 back

17 December, Panipat Salwan Stay 1966

Salwan Malakpur 18 December, fBidwara and back 1966 Salwan

19 December, Salwan Panipat 1966

20 December, Panipat Sanoli Bapoli stay 1966

21 December, Bapoli Panipat 1966

22 December, Panipat Khojkipur and 1966 back

23 December, Panipat Att Matrauli and 1966 back 27 December, Panipat Jatal and back 69.80 1966

January, 1967

4 January, 1967 Panipat Gharaunda stay

Gharaun Panipat 5 January, 1967 da

6 January, 1967 Panipat Barsat stay

7 January, 1967 Barsat Faridpur and back

9 January, 1967 Panipat Sanoli stay

Sanoli Gahjour Kalan 10 January, 1967 and back

11 January, 1967 Panipat Gharaunda stay

Gharund Kohand and back 12 January, 1967 a

14 January, 1967 Panipat Sanoli and back

Panipat Bhalsi, Goli and 16 January, 1967 back

19 January, 1967 Panipat Sanoli and back

24 January, 1967 Panipat Salwan stay

Salwan Balah and Salwan 25 January, 1967 stay 26 January, 1967 Salwan Bhasi and back

Panipat Gharunda, Chaura 62.80 30 January, 1967 and back

February, 1967 B.F. 573.60

Panipat Samalkha Haldana 1 February, 1967 and back

Panipat Samalkha Pachhi 2 February, 1967 Gujra and back

Panipat Madhuban and 3 February, 1967 back

4 February, 1967 Panipat Sutana and back

Panipat Rasalpur, 5 February, 1967 Jalpahar and back

6 February, 1967 Panipat Barsat and back

Panipat Patti 7 February, 1967 Makhumyadgan

Panipat Chajpur Kalan 8 February, 1967 stay

Chajpur Chajpur Khurd 9 February, 1967 Kalan and back

10 February, 1967 Panipat Panori Stay

11 February, 1967 Panori Panipat 13 February, 1967 Panipat Kalehri stay

14 February, 1967 Kalehri Panipat

15 February, 1967 Panipat Kutani and back

Panipat Rattipur, Faridpur 16 February, 1967 and back

Panipat Jamlpur, 19 February, 1967 Gharaunda stay

Gharaun Panipat 20 February, 1967 da

21 February, 1967 Panipat Karnal and back

22 February, 1967 Panipat Jatal and back

Panipat Pathi Insor and 23 February, 1967 back

Panipat Sodhapura and 24 February, 1967 back

25 February, 1967 Panipat Diwan and back

Panipat Azizulpur, Kutani 27 February, 1967 and back

28 February, 1967 Panipat Jhamba and back

66.22

Grand Total 639.80

Detail of places visted and T.A. and D.A. drawn by Sh. parkash Chand, Cane Development Inspector, Panipat

Date Place To Amoun from t of T.A. & D.A. drawn

1 2 3 4

Rs.

April, 1966

2 April, 1966 Panipat Asankda and back

6 April, 1966 Panipat Hartahi and back

7 April, 1966 Panipat Diwana and back

9 April, 1966 Panipat Dhodpur and back

11 April, 1966 Panipat Hartari and back

12 April, 1966 Panipat Ditto

15 April, 1966 Panipat Ditto

20 April, 1966 Panipat Diwana and back

25 April, 1966 Panipat Nilotha, Bulana and back

28 April, 1966 Panipat Barsaim and back 29 April, 1966 Panipat Harthani and back

30 April, 1966 Panipat Joundar Klan and back 6.00

May, 1966

Panipat Faladpur, Khahila and 1 May, 1966 back

6 May, 1966 Panipat Krishan and back

7 May, 1966 Panipat Hartari and back

9 May, 1966 Panipat Bulana and back

Panipat Begampur, Bapnod and 10 May, 1966 back

Panipat Pati Rajputan, Diwan and 11 May, 1966 back

12 May, 1966 Panipat Brahmdu Majra and back

13 May, 1966 Panipat Sultana and back

16 May, 1966 Panipat Jundan Kalan and back

19 May, 1966 Panipat Hartari and back

20 May, 1966 Panipat Barsham and back

21 May, 1966 Panipat Diwana and back

Panipat Pundari, Barsat Stay B.F. 22 May, 1966 60,00 Barsat Katpura,Chandouli and 23 May, 1966 back

25 May, 1966 Panipat Hartari and back 35,00

26 May, 1966 Panipat Diwan and back

June, 1966

1 June, 1966 Panipat Diwana and back

2 June, 1966 Panipat Jattal, Sultana and stay

3 June, 1966 Sultana Panipat

9 June, 1966 Sultana Barsham and back

11 June, 1966 Sultana Ishrana and back

12 June, 1966 Sultana Balana and back

Sultana Bahlandpur, Khalada and 13 June, 1966 back

14 June, 1966 Sultana Gharounda and back

15 June, 1966 Sultana Begampur and back

20 June, 1966 Sultana Sultan and back

22 June, 1966 Sultana Barshampur and back

23 June, 1966 Sultana Begampura and back

24 June, 1966 Sultana Hartail dn back 25 June, 1966 Sultana Diwan and back

26 June, 1966 Sultana Krishana and back

28 June, 1966 Sultana Diwana and back

30 June, 1966 Sultana Jundala and back 35.00

July, 1966

1 July, 1966 Panipat Dahar, Moultha stay

2 July, 1966 Noutha Dabar and Panipat

3 July, 1966 Panipat Hartali and back

7 July, 1966 Panipat Khurd stay

8 July, 1966 Dhurd Panipat

11 July, 1966 Panipat Diwana stay

12 July, 1966 Diwana Panipta

13 July, 1966 Panipat Darsham and back

15 July, 1966 Panipat Sutlana stay

16 July, 1966 Sultana Panipat

Panipat Pohadpur, Khalita and B.F.130 20 July, 1966 back .00

21 July, 1966 Panipat Gharounda and back

23 July, 1966 Panipat Sultana stay 24 July, 1966 Sultana Panipat

Panipat Dohar, Krishana and 28 July, 1966 back

29 July, 1966 Panipat Begampur and stay

Begampu Sultana Panipat 59.50 30 July, 1966 r

August, 1966

8 August, 1966 Panipat Noultha stay

9 August, 1966 Noutha Dohar and Panipat

11 August, 1966 Panipat Chandigarh and back

12 August, 1966 Panipat Sultana Stay

13 August, 1966 Sultana Panipat

16 August, 1966 Panipat Sultana and back

17 August, 1966 Panipat Sowah, Diwana Stay

18 August, 1966 Diwana Barsham and Panipat

20 August, 1966 Panipat Karad Stay

21 August, 1966 Karad Jund kalan and Panipat

23 August, 1966 Panipat Sultana stay

24 August, 1966 Sultana Krishana, Noutha Stay 25 August, 1966 Noultha Hartari and Panipat

26 August, 1966 Panipat Diwana Stay

27 August, 1966 Diwana Mahrana and back

29 August, 1966 Panipat Sultana and Karad stay

30 August, 1966 Karad Jund Kalan and Panipat 64.70

September, 1966

1 September, 1966 Panipat Barsham Stay

2 September, 1966 Barsham Mohiana and back

5 September, 1966 Panipat Diwana stay

6 September, 1966 Diwana Mangal Kheri and back

8 September, 1966 Panipat Harari stay

9 September, 1966 Hartari Panipat

12 September, Panipat Dabar, Nouthha stay 1966

13 September, Moultha Boulana and back 1966

14 September, Panipat Sultana stay 1966

15 September, Sultana B. Maja and back 1966 16 September, Panipat Hartari and back 1966

19 September, Panipat Noultha, Karnal and back 1966

20 September, Panipat Yamunanagar and back 1966

21 September, Panipat Begampur stay 1966

22 September, Begampu Sultana and back 1966 r

26 September, Panipat Diwana stay 1966

27 September, Diwan Barsham and back 1966

29 September, Panipat Hartari and back 56.00 1966

October, 1966

1 October, 1966 Panipat Diwana stay

2 October, 1966 Diwana Panipat

5 October, 1966 Panipat Diwana and back

6 October, 1966 Panipat Sultana stay

7 October, 1966 Sultana Panipat 8 October, 1966 Panipat Krishana and back

9 October, 1966 Panipat Jullundur City

10 October, 1966 Jullundur City Stay

Jullundur Panipat 11 October, 1966 City

14 October, 1966 Panipat Hartari stay

15 October, 1966 Hartari Panipat 58.00

November, 1966

1 November, 1966 Panipat Diwana Stay

2 November, 1966 Diwana Panipat

7 November, 1966 Panipat Barsham Stay

8 November, 1966 Barsham Panipat

11 November, Panipat B. Majre stay 1966

12 November, B. Majra Panipat 1966

13 November, Panipat Hartari Stay 1966

14 November, Hartari Panipat 1966

Panipat Sultana stay 18 November, 1966

19 November, Sultana Panipat 1966

20 November, Panipat Junda stay 1966

21 November, Junda Panipat 1966

22 November, Panipat Noulthan stay 1966

23 November, Noultha Khurd and back 1966

25 November, Panipat Hartari stay 1966

26 November, Hartari Panipat 50.00 1966

December, 1966

4 December, 1966 Panipat Diwana stay

5 December, 1966 Diwana Panipat

8 December, 1966 Panipat Noultha stay

9 December, 1966 Noultha Bulana and Panipat

10 December, Panipat Sultana 1966 11 December, Sultana Panipat 1966

16 December, Panipat Asan Khurd stay 1966

17 December, Assan Panipat 1966 Khurd

19 December, Panipat Jomb, somualik stay 1966

20 December, Samanlik Panipat 1966

21 December, Panipat Bopauli and back 1966

22 December, Panipat Jalolpur, Raipur stay 1966

23 December, Raipur Adhmi and back to 1966 Panipat

24 December, Panipat Dalsi and back 45.00 1966

January, 1967

3 January, 1967 Panipat Jallalpur stay

4 January, 1967 Jallalpur Adhami and back

5 January, 1967 Panipat Samuli, Raispur stay 6 January, 1967 Raipur Panipat

Panipat Bhandri stay B.F. 7 January, 1967 463.20

8 January, 1967 Bandri Panipat

10 January, 1967 Panipta Osar stay

11 January, 1967 Osar Kalka stay

12 January, 1967 Kalka Panipat

19 January, 1967 Panipat Rohtak stay

20 January, 1967 Rohtak Panipat

21 January, 1967 Panipat Adhami and back

Panipat Diwana, Sewa, Rasulpur 24 January, 1967 and back

25 January, 1967 Panipat Asknkd stay

26 January, 1967 Ssankd Panipat

27 January, 1967 Panipat Sultana and back

28 January, 1967 Panipat Rasalpur and back

30 January, 1967 Panipat Jallalpur stay

Jallalpur Raispur and back Bill is yet to 31 January, 1967 be paid February, 1966

2 February, 1967 Panipat Karnala and back

4 February, 1967 Panipat Sultana stay

5 February, 1967 Sultana Panipat

Panipat Dabar, Barsat, Diwan, 6 February, 1967 Krishanpur and back

9 February, 1967 Panipat Sultana stay

10 February, 1967 Sultana Panipat

13 February, 1967 Panipat Begampur Stay

Begampu Panipat 14 February, 1967 r

21 February, 1967 Panipat Jamba and back

22 February, 1967 Banswal Jallalpur Stay

23 February, 1967 Jallalpur Rasalapur, Bapauli stay

24 February, 1967 Panipat Panipat

25 February, 1967 Panipat Jamba stay

26 February, 1967 Jamba Panipat 50.00

(March, 1967 and April, 1967 (T.A. will not received from the C.D.I.)

Total 513.00

Details of places visited and T.A. & D.A. drawn by Sh. Bir Sen Punia, Cane Development Inspector, Gharounda

Date Place To Amoun from t of T.A. & D.A. drawn

Rs.

Jolned the cane section in the month of May, 1966

May, 1966

2 May, 1966 Panipat Gharounds stay

Gharound Panipat 3 May, 1966 a

5 May, 1966 Panipat Babarpur and back

Gharaund Brant 14 May, 1966 a

Gharound Panipat stay 16 May, 1966 a

17 May, 1966 Panipat Gharounda Gharound Pundari, Hari Singh Pura 19 May, 1966 a and back

Gharound Panipat and back 20 May, 1966 a

Gharound Simla, Mugala and back 21 May, 1966 a

Gharound Chandoli, Khatpura 22 May, 1966 a andback

Gharound Barsat and back 23 May, 1966 a

Gharound Faridpur and back 25 May, 1966 a

Gharound Panipat, Babhalpur and 27 May, 1966 a back

Gharound Nilsampur and back 28 May, 1966 a

Gharound Dudhlan and back 29 May, 1966 a

Gharound Panipat and back 30 May, 1966 a

Gharound Bohli 42.00 31 May, 1966 a

June, 1966 Gharound a

Gharound Babarpur and back 2 June, 1966 a

Gharound Barsatpur and back 3 June, 1966 a

Gharound Babarput and back 9 June, 1966 a

Gharound Chandouli, Kortpura and 13 June, 1966 a back

Gharound Rajapur and back 14 June, 1966 a

Gharound Faridpura and back 15 June, 1966 a

Gharound Nizampura, Simla, 16 June, 1966 a Mulana and

Gharound Begampura and back 17 June, 1966 a

Gharound Babal an dback 18 June, 1966 a

Gharound Purdri and back 20 June, 1966 a

Gharound Bahali and back 22 June, 1966 a Gharound Garh Sarsni and back 23 June, 1966 a

Gharound Dudlana and back 24 June, 1966 a

Gharound Dudlana and back 25 June, 1966 a

Gharound Pundari, Faridpur and 28 June, 1966 a back

Gharound Kot Rura and back 29 June, 1966 a

Gharound Chandouli and back 42.00 30 June, 1966 a

July, 1966

Gharound Garh Sarnie and back 1 July, 1966 a

Gharound Pundari and back 5 July, 1966 a

Gharound Barsat and back 6 July, 1966 a

Gharound Panipat and back 7 July, 1966 a

Gharound Barouli, Babarpur stay 8 July, 1966 a Babarpur Simla, Mulana and 9 July, 1966 Gharounda

Gharound Kamla, Kotpura and abck 11 July, 1966 a

Gharound Faridpur and back 13 July, 1966 a

Gharound Barana and back 14 July, 1966 a

Gharound Dudlana, Bohli and back 15 July, 1966 a

Gharound Begampur and back 19 July, 1966 a

Gharound Barsat and back 20 July, 1966 a

Gharound Pundari and back 22 July, 1966 a

Gharound Panipat and back 26 July, 1966 a

Gharound Hari Singhpura back 27 July, 1966 a

Gharound Rajpura and back 28 July, 1966 a

29 July, 1966 Gharound Nagla and back a

Gharound Nizampur and back 35.00 30 July, 1966 a

B.F. August, 1966 19.00

Gharound Pundari and back 1 August, 1966 a

Gharound Haripura and back 2 August, 1966 a

Harisingh Faridpur and Gharounda 3 August, 1966 Pura

Gharound Panipat and back 4 August, 1966 a

Gharound Shekhpura, Begampur 5 August, 1966 a stay

Begampu Dudlana, Gharounda 6 August, 1966 r

Gharound Barsat and back 8 August, 1966 a

Gharound Panipat and back 9 August, 1966 a

Gharound Rajpura and back 11 August, 1966 a Gharound Faridpur, Alipur Khalsa, 12 August, 1966 a Simla, Mulana and back

Gharound Kamlam Khoputa stay 16 August, 1966 a

17 August, 1966 Khotpura Garh Sarni, Ghrounda

Gharound Faridpur and back 18 August, 1966 a

Gharound Panipat 19 August, 1966 a

Gharound Barouli, Babarpur and 22 August, 1966 a back

Gharound Babarpur, Katchrouli and 23 August, 1966 a back

Gharound Nizampur and back 27 August, 1966 a

Gharound Ghari Mul an Barsat stay 29 August, 1966 a

Gharound Barsat, hari Singhpura 56.00 30 August, 1966 a and back

September, 1966

Gharound Barsat stay 3 September, 1966 a Barsat Faridpur, Balanour, 4 September, 1966 Gharounda

Gharound Kachrouli, Babarpur and 5 September, 1966 a back

Gharound Barounli, Simla, Mulana 6 September, 1966 a and back

Gharound Khandar, Begampur and 8 September, 1966 a back

Gharound Dudlan, Bhouli and back 9 September, 1966 a

10 September, Gharound Simla, Mulana and back 1966 a

12 September, Gharound Pundari and back 1966 a

13 September, Gharound Panipat 1966 a

16 September, Gharound Choundali, Khotpura and B.F. 1966 a back 175.00

17 September, Gharound Garh Sarni and back 1966 a

20 September, Gharound Rajapur and back 1966 a

Gharound Panipat and back 21 September, 1966 a

23 September, Gharound Faridpur and back 1966 a

24 September, Gharound Barsat and back 1966 a

26 September, Gharound Alipur Khalsa, Hari 1966 a Singhpura and back

27 September, Gharound Pundari and back 1966 a

28 September, Gharound Faridpura, Barnam and 1966 a back

29 September, Gharound Yamuna Nagar and back 1966 a

30 September, Gharound Panipat and back 1966 a

60.00

October, 1966

Gharound Barsat Stay 1 October, 1966 a

Barsat Alipur Khalsa, 2 October, 1966 Gharounda

3 October, 1966 Gharound Simla, Mlana and back a

Gharound Pundari and back 4 October, 1966 a

Gharound Hari Singhpura and back 6 October, 1966 a

Gharound Faridpur and back 7 October, 1966 a

Gharound Jullundur city stay 9 October, 1966 a

11 October, 1966 Jullundur Paniput and Dharounda

Gharound Barsat and back 13 October, 1966 a

66.00

November, 1966

Gharound Panipat and back 1 November, 1966 a

Gharound Barsat and back 2 November, 1966 a

Gharound Hari Singhpura and back 4 November, 1966 a

8 November, 1966 Gharound Pundari and back a

10 November, Gharound Faridpur stay 1966 a

11 November, Faridpar Barna, Garh Sarnie and 1966 Gharounda

12 November, Gharound Simla, Mulana and back B.F. 1966 a 301.00

15 November, Gharound Begampura and back 1966 a

16 November, Gharound Barsat stay 1966 a

17 November, Barsat Faridpur, Garh Sarnie, 1966 Gharounda

18 November, Gharound Kohina Babapur and back 1966 a

19 November, Gharound Pundari and back 1966 a

21 November, Gharound Nizampur, Imla, Mulana 1966 a and back

22 November, Gharound Kot Purani and back 49.00 1966 a

December, 1966 Gharound Begampur, Dudlana and 7 December, 1966 a back

Gharound Malikpur, Bhouli and 8 December, 1966 a back

12 December, Gharound Kalhari, Barsat and back 1966 a

14 December, Gharound Barsat and back 1966 a

15 December, Gharound Panipat stay 1966 a

16 December, Panipat Gharounda 1966

17 December, Gharound Faridpur, Kabri and back 1966 a

20 December, Gharound Pundari Stay 1966 a

21 December, Pundari Gharounda 1966

23 December, Gharound Simla, Mulana and back 1966 a

23 December, Gharound Ratipur and back 1966 a

Gharound Nizampur and back 24 December, 1966 a

27 December, Gharound Bahouli and back 1966 a

28 December, Gharound Azizula pur and back 1966 a

29 December, Gharound Barsat and back Yet to 1966 a paid

January, 1967

Gharound Azizula pur and back 2 January, 1967 a

Gharound Barsat stay 3 January, 1967 a

4 January, 1967 Barsat Barna and Gharounda

Gharound Faridpur and back 6 January, 1967 a

Gharound Panipat and back 9 January, 1967 a

Gharound Pundari, Hari Singhpur 10 January, 1967 a and back

Gharound Panipat, Chandouli and 11 January, 1967 a back

13 January, 1967 Gharound Azizulapur and back a

Gharound Nangla and back 15 January, 1967 a

Gharound Lohari and back 19 January, 1967 a

Gharound Faridpur stay 20 January, 1967 a

Faridpur Azizulapur and 21 January, 1967 Gharounda

Gharound Brena, Nanagla stay 23 January, 1967 a

24 January, 1967 Nangla Rohtak Gharouna

Gharound Panipat and back 25 January, 1967 a

Gharound Faridpur stay 27 January, 1967 a

Faridpur Barsat and back to 28 January, 1967 Gharounda

Gharound Azizulapur Stay 30 January, 1967 a

Azizula Fairdpur and Gharounda Total pur 350 Yet 31 January, 1967 to be paid

Note:- T.A. Bills for 2/67 and 3/67 are yet awaited from the Cane Development Inspector, Gharounda

Details of Places Visited and T.A. and D.A. Drawn by Sh. Katar Singh Cane Development Inspector, Samalkha

Date Place To Amoun from t of T.A. & D.A. drawn

1 2 3 4

April, 1966

1 April, 1966 Panipat Gurshani and back

2 April, 1966 Panipat Faridpur and back

Panipat Chojpur Kalan, Khurd 4 April, 1966 and back

7 April, 1966 Panipat Barsat, Pundari and back Panipat Simla, Mulana, Chadoli 11 April, 1966 and back

Panipat Pundari, Faridpur and 14 April, 1966 back

Panipat Raja Kheri, Babail and 15 April, 1966 back

Panipat Hari Singhpura, Barsat 18 April, 1966 Stay

19 April, 1966 Barsat Pundari and back

Panipat Chandouli, Khatpura and 22 April, 1966 back

23 April, 1966 Panipat Samalkha and back

25 April, 1966 Panipat Faridpur and back

26 April, 1966 Panipat Demeoli, Harar and back

28 April, 1966 Panipat Samalkha and back

29 April, 1966 Panipat Barsat and back

Panipat Samalkha and back Claim disallo w journey perform ed without 30 April, 1966 approva l of the tour progra mme

May, 1966

2 May, 1966 Panipat Makrouli and back

3 May, 1966 Panipat Samalkha and back

9 May, 1966 Panipat Bhopra and back

10 May, 1966 Panipat Jlpohar and back

11 May, 1966 Panipat Samalkha and back

12 May, 1966 Panipat Kharar and back

Panipat Makrouli, Manana and 13 May, 1966 back

Panipat Samalkha, Jalpohar and 15 May, 1966 back

Samalkha Nundaba, Dhodpur and 17 May, 1966 back

Samalkha P. Klar, P. Khurd and 18 May, 1966 back

Samalkha Makrouli, Nurpur and 19 May, 1966 back

20 May, 1966 Samalkha Jatli, Nurpur, Gogar, and back

21 May, 1966 Samalkha Rasalapur and back

22 May, 1966 Samalkha Bopoli and back

23 May, 1966 Samalkha Dodla, Dadri and back

Samalkha P. Kalan. P.Khurd and 24 May, 1966 back

25 May, 1966 Samalkha G. Bhlo, and back

26 May, 1966 Samalkha Namda, Dodpur and back

27 May, 1966 Samalkha Behrampur and back

30 May, 1966 Samalkha Bopouli and back

31 May, 1966 Samalkha Julhar and back Ditto

June, 1966

1 June, 1966 Samalkha Sharneipur and back

4 June, 1966 Samalkha T. Kol and back

6 June, 1966 Samalkha Bopoli and back

7 June, 1966 Samalkha B Pur and back

9 June, 1966 Samalkha Panipat and back

10 June, 1966 Samalkha Rasalapur and back

11 June, 1966 Samalkha Sharmali, Bopoli and back

Samalkha Padla and Padouli and 14 June, 1966 back

15 June, 1966 Samalkha Jalhaher and back

17 June, 1966 Samalkha G. Balor and back

21 June, 1966 Samalkha P. Khurd and back

22 June, 1966 Samalkha N. Pur, Mugla and back

23 June, 1966 Samalkha Kamd, Dalpur and back

Samalkha Makrouli, P. Kalan and 24 June, 1966 back

25 June, 1966 Samalkha Bapoli, Sherpur and back

26 June, 1966 Samalkha Rasalapur and back

Samalkha Manana Noorpur and 27 June, 1966 Baggar and back

28 June, 1966 Samalkha G. Blar and back

29 June, 1966 Samalkha Jaliaharpur and back

Samalkha Dadla, Dadli and back Claim disallo wed as journey perfotm 30 June, 1966 ent without approva l of the tour progra mme

July, 1966

1 July, 1966 Panipat Samalkha and back

2 July, 1966 Panipat Bhopra and back

4 July, 1966 Panipat Nariana and back

5 July, 1966 Panipat Manana and back

6 July, 1966 Panipat Machrouli and back

8 July, 1966 Panipat Samlkha stay

13 July, 1966 Samalkha Purania Khand and back

15 July, 1966 Samalkha Jalhar and back

16 July, 1966 Samalkha Bhapoli and back

18 July, 1966 Samalkha Nurpur, Mugala and back

20 July, 1966 Samalkha Bhaarpur and back

23 July, 1966 Samalkha Adhami and back

25 July, 1966 Samalkha Punia Kalan and back

26 July, 1966 Samalkha Baldas and back 28 July, 1966 Samalkha Numda and back

29 July, 1966 Samalkha Julhar and back

30 July, 1966 Samalkha Bhopli and back

August, 1966

1 August, 1966 Samalkha P. Khurd and back

2 August, 1966 Samalkha Bhopli and back

Samalkha Numara, Adhmai and 3 August, 1966 back

5 August, 1966 Samalkha Jalharpur and back

Samalkha Machrouli, Panipat Kalan 8 August, 1966 and back

Samalkha Jalharpur, Puni Kalan 9 August, 1966 and back

10 August, 1966 Samalkha Bhopli and back

Samalkha Namada, Dhulpur and 11 August, 1966 back

Samalkha Baharpur, Atlapur and 14 August, 1966 back

Samalkha Nurpur, Mugla, Gugra 16 August, 1966 and back

17 August, 1966 Samalkha Jalalpur, Papli an dback 18 August, 1966 Samalkha Jalapur and back

Samalkha Machrouli, Jattipur and 19 August, 1966 back

22 August, 1966 Samalkha Namba and back

Samalkha Baharpur, Atlapur and 23 August, 1966 back

24 August, 1966 Samalkha Ponina, Nurpur and back

25 August, 1966 Samalkha Balhar and back

26 August, 1966 Samalkha Bhopli and back

Samalkha Jalharpur, P.Kalan, 56.00 30 August, 1966 Khurd and back

September, 1966

Samalkha Namda, Dhoodpur and 1 September, 1966 back

3 September, 1966 Samalkha Bhopli and back

4 September, 1966 Samalkha Jalharpur and back

Samalkha Bahrpur, Atlapur and 5 September, 1966 back

6 September, 1966 Samalkha Shermalpur and back

7 September, 1966 Samalkha Dodla, Dodli and back

8 September, 1966 Samalkha G. Balhar and back 9 September, 1966 Samalkha Rasalapur and back

13 September, Samalkha Panipat and back 1966

14 September, Samalkha Gumla and back 1966

16 September, Samalkha P. Kalan, P.Khurd and 1966 back

20 September, Samalkha Jalhar and back 1966

21 September, Samalkha Dadlor, P. Khurd and 1966 back

22 September, Samalkha G. Balhor and back 1966

24 September, Samalkha Bhapoli and back 1966

25 September, Samalkha Machrouli, P.Kalan and 1966 back

26 September, Samalkha Nurpur, Mugala, and 1966 back

28 September, Samalkha Yamunanagar and back 1966

30 September, Samalkha Bhopli and back 1966 October, 1966

Samalkha Narainda, Dodpur and 1 October, 1966 back

2 October, 1966 Samalkha Bhopli and back

3 October, 1966 Samalkha P.Kalan and back

4 October, 1966 Samalkha Nurpur. Sugla and back

6 October, 1966 Samalkha Dadla, Dadli and back

7 October, 1966 Samalkha Gohana and back

8 October, 1966 Samalkha Rasla, Altapur and back

Samalkha Panipat, Jullundur Cantt. 9 October, 1966 stay

Jullundur Sugarcance Farm stay 10 October, 1966 Cantt

Jullundur Panipat, Smaklkha 11 October, 1966 Cantt

12 October, 1966 Samalkha Panipta stay

13 October, 1966 Panipat Samalkha

Samalkha Panipat, Machrouli and 15 October, 1966 back

17 October, 1966 Samalkha Gulana and back

18 October, 1966 Samalkha Bhopli and back 19 October, 1966 Samalkha Shamalpur and back

20 October, 1966 Samalkha Karnal and back

21 October, 1966 Samalkha Jalhar and back

Samalkha Panipat, R. Khurd and 22 October, 1966 back

24 October, 1966 Samalkha Panipat, R. Pur and back

25 October, 1966 Samalkha Yamunanagar and back 55.00

November, 1966

1 November, 1966 Samalkha Panipat and back

3 November, 1966 Samalkha Bhopli and back

4 November, 1966 Samalkha Raslapur and back

5 November, 1966 Samalkha Dodla and back

8 November, 1966 Samalkha P.Khurd and back

16 November, Samalkha Gashi, Bholout and back 1966

17 November, Samalkha Barshampur, Atalpur and 1966 back

18 November, Samalkha P. Khurd and back 1966

19 November, Samalkha Ugha and Jalal and back 1966 22 November, Samalkha Jalhal and back 1966

23 November, Samalkha Panipat and back 1966

25 November, Samalkha Rasalapur and back 1966

26 November, Samalkha Nurpur, Mugla and back 1966

28 November, Samalkha Punia Khurd and back 45.00 1966

December, 1966

1 December, 1966 Samalkha Bhopli and back

Samalkha Bahrampur, Atlapur and 2 December, 1966 back

3 December, 1966 Samalkha Garhi Bilanan and back

5 December, 1966 Samalkha Pasni Kurd and back

7 December, 1966 Samalkha Dodla, Dodli and back

13 December, Samalkha Nurpur, Mugla, Gigran 1966 and back

15 December, Samalkha Panipat stay 1966

Panipat Samalkha 16 December, 1966

19 December, Samalkha Harthani and back 1966

20 December, Samalkha Pasina, Khurd Kalan and 1966 back

21 December, Samalkha Gaulat and back 1966

24 December, Samalkha Shata and back 1966

27 December, Samalkha Bihauli and back 1966

January, 1967

2 January, 1967 Samalkha Ririana Khurd and back

4 January, 1967 Samalkha Panipat and back

6 January, 1967 Samalkha Nqultha and back

10 January, 1967 Samalkha Sewah, Dewana and back

Samalkha Behali, Shermalpur and 11 January, 1967 back

14 January, 1967 Samalkha Panipat and back

Samalkha Noorpur, Mustan Gujra 15 January, 1967 and back 19 January, 1967 Samalkha Garhi Bhalour and back

20 January, 1967 Samalkha Paralunana and back

21 January, 1967 Samalkha Paniara and back

Samalkha Noorpur, Mugal, Gujjarat 23 January, 1967 and back

Samalkha Panipat, Dewana, Sewah, 24 January, 1967 Panipat

Samalkha Raralapur, Panipat and to 25 January, 1967 H. Quarter

Samalkha Nagal Kheri and back 25.00 is being 30 January, 1967 to made

February, 1967

1 February, 1967 Samalkha Panipat and back

2 February, 1967 Samalkha Diwana and back

Samalkha Nangal, Krishana and 6 February, 1967 back

Samalkha Jahand Kalan, Khurd and 7 February, 1967 back

8 February, 1967 Samalkha Hartari and back

9 February, 1967 Samalkha Panipat adn back 16 February, 1967 Samalkha Diwana and back

Samalkha Hartari, P.k Kalkahala 20 February, 1967 and back

21 February, 1967 Samalkha Balhar, Noulhta and back

22 February, 1967 Samalkha Manana and back

23 February, 1967 Samalkha Palani and back

Samalkha P. Khurd P. Kalan and 25 February, 1967 back

26 February, 1967 Samalkha Nurpur, Mugla and back 30.00

281.00

Intensive agriculture scheme in district Karnal

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Pay revision of Government Employees in the State

*116 Sh. Ram Singh: Will the Minister for finance be pleased to state whether some proposal regarding revision of pay a scales of the Government employees of the state is under the consideration of Government; if so, the details thereof?

Sh. Mool Chand jain: The Haryana state Government have constituted a pay revision committee, with Finance Minister as Chairman to exmine the question of pay revision of the various categories of state services and to make recommendations to the Government on the subject, with due regard to their financial implications. Proposals from all departments in respect of the various services have been called for and will be examined by the said Committee.

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Pension Cases

*109 Sh. Dyaa Krishan: Will the Minister for Finance be pleased to state (a) The number of pension cases pending finalisation of 1s April, 1967;

(b) The number out of the above, which are more than one, two and three years Old, separately;

(c) Within what period the did pending cases anr likely to be decided;

(d) Whether the Government intend fo formulate any such scheme so that a pensioner may get his pension in the next monthe he retires?

Sh. Mool Chand Jain: (a) The number of pending pesion cases on 1st April, 1967 434

(b) More than one year old 71

More than tow years old 50

More than three years old 74

(c) While no specific date can be indicated with regard fo finfal disposal of these cases. All out efforts will be made to ensure that these are finalised as quickly as possible. In fact Government propose to appoint shortly a High powered committee to dispose of exclusively such pending cases.

(b) Government have issued elaborate instructions form time to time for guidance of all departments to sure quick payment of pension immediately after retirement. To avoid procedural delays, pension rules have been simplified an powers regarding sanction for payment of pensions have been delegated to the lower levels. The relevant rules have been simplified and powers regarding sanction for payment of pensions have been delegated to the lower levels. The relevant rules have been amended to make the slanting authorities responsible for prompt initiation of person cases so as the ensure that the pensions are received by the persons concerned immediately after retirement.

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Sh. Daya Krishan: In part (d) of my quesion, it is stated; “ Whether the government intend to formulate any such scheme so that a pensioner may get his pension in the next month he retires”/ I want a specifice answer to this question.

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Jh v/;{k% ;g loky gh iSnk ugh gksrkA

Implementation of recommendations of the Kothari Commission

*127 Sh. Ran Singh : Will the Minister for education be pleased to state—

(a) Whether any deputation of college Teachers met him or the Chief Minister during the months of April and May, 1967, in connection with the implementation of the recommendations of Kothari Commission;

(b) Whether any representation was given in writing by the said deputation to him or the Chief Minister; if so, a copy thereof be place on the table of the House; (c) The action taken or proposed to be taken on the said representation?

Sh. Hardwari Lal: (a), (b) & (c) Numerous deputations met me, the Chief Minister and other Ministers during April, and may, 1967 quite often informally, The Depuration which the hon’ble member has in mind may have left some kind of note also which is not traceable at the moment.

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Sh. RamSingh: Sir, in part (c) of my question, if it stated: “the action taken or proposed to be taken on the daid representiona?” No. reply to this part of my question has been given.

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*152 Sh. Bansi Lal : Will the Minister for Development be pleased to stat the number of Chairmen of Panchayat Samitis in distich Hissar who were suspended during the last six months together with the number of those amongst them who have been removed from office or reinstated, separately

Sh. Partap Singh Daulta: (i) One

(ii) Nil

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Ban on the use of modern drugs by registered Ayurvedic Practitioners in Haryana

*72Sh. Bhagwan Dev Parbhakar : Will the Minister for Health be pleased to State—

(a) Whether it is a fact that the Haryana government has banned the registered Ayuredic Practitioners to use modern drugs; if so, the reasons for the same;

(b) The date on which restrictions where imposed on the registered Ayrvedic Practitioners; (C) Whether it is a fact that there is a proposal under the consideration of Government to remove the ban referred to in part (a) above

Sh. Sheyo Nath: (a) No.

(b) Question does not arise.

(c) Question does not arise.

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Construction of Dam of Jamuna River

*105. Sh. Bansi Lal : Will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to State—

(a) Whether there is any proposal under consideration of Government to construct f A dam somehere on Jamuna River to irrigate the district of Mahendergarh and Tehsil Bhiwani;

(b) If the answer to part (a) above be in the affirmative the details of the scheme and the time by which it is likely to be implemented?

Sh. Mani Ram godara: (a) Yes, Sir,

(b) The name of the scheme is Kshau Dam, It will be an inter state Projector providing Irrigation an power benefits. The present position of the scheme is that is being investigated in details by the Uttar Pradesh Government details of the proposal already framed are as follows—

Height of the Dam 770 ft. Type Concrete Ach. Dam

Estimated cost Rs. 95.68 crores.

Reservoir capacity 1.6 Million Acre ft. (Gross)

Power benefit 700 M.W. on 20 per cent load factors.

Time for implementation of the scheme will depend on the finalisation of the Project Report and its acceptance by the Government of India.

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Minister: Position of the scheme is that it is being investigated in detail by the U.P. Government.

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Energizing of Tube wells

*37. Sh. Fateh Chand Vij : Will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to State—

(a) Whether the Government made an announcement that all those tube wells in respect of which applications for the grant of the electric connection were received up to 31st March, 1967;

(b) If the reply to part (a) above be in the affirmative, whether the Government has issued any orders to this effect, if so, a copy of the same be laid on the table of the House? Major Amir Singh (Minister of state for rurual Electrification): (a) No.

(b) Does not arise

Mr. Speaker: Question Hour is over.

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Jh v/;{k% dy bl ij lIyheSVjh dj ysukA

WRITTEN ANSWERS TO SARRED QUESTION LAID ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE UNDER RULE 45

*68. Sh. Mangal Sein : Will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to State—

(a) The number of the tube wells running at present with electric power in the state;

(b) The number of applications for the grant of electric connections for tube wells lying pending at present in each district with the date of receipt of each such application and the time by the which these are likely to disposed of?

Major Amir Singh (Minister of State for Rural Electrification)

(a) 20,933

(b) 14104

District wise details are given as below:— Name of District Number of Applications

1. Ambala 1,044

2. Karnal 6809

3. Hissar 1065

4. Rohtak 1224

5. Jind 460

6. Mohindergarh 1022

7. Gurgaon 2480

To give the date of receipt in each case would involve voluminous list. The time and labour spent of which may not be commensurate with the likely benefit. It may be generally stated that the period covered by the applications is from 5th August, 1963 to March, 1967. It may take approximately 2 to 3 years to give connection in all these cased, depending on the availability of material and funds required for the purpose.

Energizing of Tube wells in District Karnal

*54. Ch. Shiv Ram Verma: Will the Minister for Irrigation and power be pleased to state—

(a) The arrangements being made to energies the tube wells already installed in Karnal District; (b) Whether any effective steps are being taken for regular working of the tube wells which remain idle for number of days due to one reason or the other; if so, the details thereof?

Sh. Mani Ram Godara: (a) Necessary instructions have already been issued to the field officers for attending to the applications for tenderization of tube wells in the state (Including the Karnal District) on priority basis. As may as 1,381 tube wells have been energized in Karnal Distric from 1st April, 1966 to 28th February, 1967. The number of applications pending on 28th February, 1967, was 6224, which includes 1,291 for which test reports have been received.

(b) If there is any fault on main and sub main of electric installations, these are attended to by the field staff of the electricity board immediately. In the case of Government tube wells, immediate action to replace the defective motor pump of the tube wells is taken. If there is any electric fault, the matter is referred to the Electricity Department for removal.

Improvement Trust, Karnal

*57 Ch. Ram Lal: Will the Minister for local Government be pleased to state—

(a) The date on which the Improvement Trust, Karnal was constituted together with the names of the persons who had been the Chairman of the said Improvement Trust and the period for which each of them remained in office. (b) The total amount of salary received by each of the Chairmen, referred to in part (a) above;

(c) The total number of improvement schemes formulated by the said improvement Trust, so far;

(d) The number of Improvement schemes out of those referred to in part (c) above, which were approved by Government and the number of those which have been implemented so for;

(e) The total amount granted, so far, to the said improvement Trust by the Government to gather with the amount collected by the it under Government together with the amount collected by the under various schemes;

(f) The total amount spent by the said improvement Trust on account of payment of salaries to the Chairmen establishment thereof and on various schemes, separately?

Sh. Harpal Singh: (a) The improvement Trust, Karnal was constituted on the 20th March, 1959. The following persons remained its Chairmen for the period noted against them:—

1. Deputy commissioner, From 20the March, 1959 to Karnal, ex. officio, Chairman 7th June, 1961

2. Dr. Nand Lal Verma From 8the June, 1961, to 23rd August, 1963.

3. Sh. R.L. Garg. Additional From 24th August, 1963 to District Magistrate, As ex- 11th February, 1964. officio, Chairman

4. Sh. Jagjit Singh Mann From 10th February, 1964 to 9the February, 1967

(b) The total amount of salary received by each Chairmen is as under:—

Rs. Paisa

1. Deputy commissioner as ex-officio, 11,164.90 Chairman

2. Dr. Nand Lal Verma 265.63

3. Sh. Jagjit Singh Mann, Chairman 34,513.00

(c) Nineteen schemes.

(d) Eight schemes were approved by the Government. Three schemes have been implemented so far.

(e) An amount of Rs. 90,000 was sanctioned as grant by the state Government to this Trust. An additional amount of Rs. one Lace was advanced as loan for land acquisition and development. The Trust collected Rs. 74, 325 under various schemes.

(f) The amount spent by the said Improvement Trust is as under:— Rs. Paisa

1. Salaries of Chairmen 45,943.53

2. Expenditure on Establishment 76,102.39

3. Amount spend on various schemes 1,34,263.99

Appointment of Non-official person as the Chairmen of an improvement Trust

*58 Ch. Ram Lal: Will the Minister for Local Government be pleased to state the criteria kept in view while appointing a non official person as the Chairmen of an Improvement Trust?

Sh. Harpal Singh: The criterion kept in view while appointing a non official person as Chairman of an Improvement Trust is contained in the erstwhile Punjab Government circular, a copy of which is laid on the table of the House.

From

The Secretary to Government Punjab,

Local Government Department.

To (1) Commissioners, Ambala, Jullundur and Patiala Division and

(2) All the Deputy Commissioners in the state.

Memo No. 6105-4CIII-64/30572.

Dated Chandigarh, the 25th August, 1964

Subject:- Policy and procedure governing the appointment, re-appointment qualifications, maximum and minimum age-limits and salaries of Chairmen of Improvement Trusts.

Government has recently viewed the existing system of appointment of chairmen of Improvement Trusts in themes of criteria for selection of incumbents, fixation of their salaries, tenure and age limits. They have come to the conclusion that the system should be rationalised on the basis of clear cut principles and policies. They have accordingly decide that:-

(1) Procedure—(i) The Deputy Commissioners/Commissioner should be asked on teach occasion to send a panel of three names of persons possessing the requisite qualifications.

(ii) government may appoint person as Chairmen out of the panel recommended by the Deputy commissioners/Commissioners, or where necessary and expedient, a person outside the panel who is otherwise eligible. Qualifications

(i) Classification f Trust.—For the purpose of qualifications the Trusts may be divide into two categories:—

(a) Trusts set up for 1st Class Municipalities; and

(b) Other Trusts.

Chairmen of Trust of the two categories should have the following qualifications:—

(ii) Academic qualifications

For 1st Class improvement Trusts For other improvement Trusts.

Graduate, preferably a law Graduate Matriculate

(iii) Experience for both classes of Improvement Trusts

Experience of public administration or special knowledge of or practical experience in municipal and/or town planning administration.

(2) Other qualifications for both classes of Improvement Trusts. Candidates should be selected from amongst persons who:—

(a) Are local residents to obviate evils flowing from absenteeism?

(b) Enjoy good reputation for:- (c) Have not any sizeable land within the urban sable limits of the town, either in their ownership or that of their wife’s sons’, daughter’, brother’s and fathers’.

(3) Minimum and maximum age limits Minima and maximum age limits should be 35 years and 58 years respectively extensible to 60 years in exceptional circumstances to be recorded in writing.

(4) Tenure of appointment.—Appointment should as rule be made for one or two years. The appointment may be renewed after assessment of the work of the Chairmen.

(5) Salary—The existing system of determining salary in each case after taking into account the financial resources of the Trust; the population of the town, and in come of the municipal committee concerned is reasonable and should continue.

2. Policy decisions mentioned imperil should, as a rule, apply to all future cases of appointments including re- appointments of Chairmen, Where necessary, the appointments already made may be reviewed in the light of these policy decisions.

3. You are requested kindly to observe these instructions at the time of recommending the candidates for appointment as Chairmen of Improvement Trusts.

4. The receipt of this letter may kindly be acknowledged.

Sd/- Officer on special Duty Local Government,

for Secretary to Government, Punjab,

Local Government Department.

Allegation of Corrupt Practices against the Staff of the Municipal committee, Bhiwani

*145. Sh. Parbhu Singh: Will the Minister for local Government be pleased to state whether it is a fact that an enquiry by any Enquiry commission was conducted onto the allegations of misuse of powers and corrupt practices against the staff of the municipal committee, Bhiwani; if so, the details of the findings of the commission and the action taken thereon?

Sh. Harpal Singh: No.

Sugar Mill at Karnal

*50. Ch. Ram Lal: Will the Minister of state for co- operation be pleased to state—

(a) Whether there is any scheme under the consideration of Government to establish a sugar Mill at Karnal; if so, the name of the place with actual distance, from karnal city where the said mill is proposed to be establishes together with the time which the same is likely to start functioning;

(b) Whether is a fact that the Co-operative Department, at Karnal has sold some shares to run a Sugar Mill there; if so, the number of said shares sold so far?

Sh. Multan Singh: (a) Yes. The exact site of the proposed sugar mill has not yet been decided upon. It is too early to say when the mill will start functioning as a license for the establishment of the Mills is yet to the sanctioned by the Government of India

(c) Yes. No. of shares sold 145 of Rs. 100 each.

WRITTEN ANSWERS OF STATE QUESTION LAID ON THE TABLE OF THE House UNDER RULE 45

Mr. Speaker: Extension has been asked for in respect of starred question No. 115

Coal smoke emitted by the Cement Factory at Charkhi Dadri

*106. Sh. Bansi Lal: Will the Minister of State for public works be pleased to state—

(a) Whether he is aware of the fact that the coal ashesmitted along with the smoke by the Cement Factory at Charkhi Dadri fall upon the whole town; (b) If the reply to part (a) above be in the affirmative, the steps, if any, proposed to be taken by the Government to check the same?

Sh. Shryo Nath (Health Minister): (a) Yes, the coal ashes fall in the town when the direction of the wind is from the factory to the town.

(b) Since the precautions prescribed under the Factors Act in this Government do not propose to take any action in the matter.

Construction of Roads in District Hissar

*71 Sh. Bhagwan Dev Parbhar: Will the Minister of state for public works be pleased to state—

(a) the total mileage of roads scheduled to be constructed during the third five year plan in Hissar district together with the details of the schemes under which the said roads were to be constructed;

(b) The names of the roads referred to in part (a) above which have since been completed and also which are still under construction;

(c) Whether the roads out of those mentioned in part (a) above which the construction work have not been stared so far, have been given priority in the fourth five year plan;

(d) Whether Bhiwani Meham road in Tehsil Bhiwan, District Hissar is also included in the category of roads referred to in part (c) above? Sh. Phool Chand: (a) 336 miles of roads were scheduled to be constructed during third five year plan in Hissar District. The Details are appended in the enclosed statement.

(b) As per statement enclosed.

(c) Yes, But in the case of village Approach roads only such roads will be constructed where the Village’s share to the extent of 25 per cent has been made available.

(d) Bhiwani-Meham road was not provided in the third plan. In the fourth plan a section of Bhiwani Meham road, i.e., Bhiwani to change which is about 10 miles in length has been provided at an estimated cost of Rs. 6.00 lacs.

STATENT

II—Plan Roads in Hissar District

MAIN ROADS (SPILL OVER II TO III PLAN)

Sr. Name of Road Lengt Positional Provisi Remarks No h in the end of on in . miles III plan the III provid plan ed in in III miles plan

1 2 3 4 5 6 Sirsa-Ottu Road to 6.00 Completed 1 Madho Singhana

Manwal-Chicha Kotli 15.32 2.00 miles 13.38 2 Road completed

3 Ottu Dewala Road 4.50 Completed

4 Agroha-Dewala Road 5.85 Completed

Jhumpa-kalan-behal 35.00 Completed 5 Kairu to Bhiwani

6 Tosham-Siwani Road 19.00 Completed

7 Ratia-Rori Road 5.05 Completed

Dhima To Hiisar 0.60 Completed 8 Tosham

Fatehabd Ratia 6.59 1.84 miles 4.75 Sangruru-Ludhiana completed Road (Section Budial- Ratia) Hissar Distinct 9 (Inter State)

10 Hoth Maira Road 2.95 Completed

11 Kalanwali-Rori-Road 7.65 Completed

12 Tohaana-Ratia Road 3.00 Completed

Khanda-Khari 2.56 Completed 13 Narnaud Road Dhani Pal to Chantali 1.00 Completed 14 Dabwali Road

Daring Khera to 1.31 Completed Chantali Dabwali 15 Road

Rori-TalwandiSabu 8.63 1.63 miles 7.00 16 Road completed

Approach Roads (New Schemes)0.50 miles completed

Rori-Talwandi Sabu 7.50 7.00 17 Road

Mile 36/4 of Barwala 0.53 Under 0.53 Remaini Tohan Road to Schol constructi ng work in Village Sana on to be complete d in IV 18 Plan

Village nandhuri to 3.53 Under 3.53 Remaini Fatehhabad Bahuna Constructi ng work Road on to be complete 19 d

Village Parosa to 1.00 Completed In IV 20 Hansi Tosham Road Plan

Village Landhri Sukh 0.80 Under 0.80 21 Lumban to Hiisar Constructi Sirsa Road Mile 4/2, on 1112/6.

Approach form 1.40 Under 1.40 chamar Khera to Constructi Ukalan-Bahuna Road on 22 mile 4/2

Village Chautala To 0.25 Under 0.25 Dabwali Chanta Constructi 23 Road. on

Village Shekhpura to 1.00 Under 1.00 Hansi Jind Road Constructi 24 on

Mile 2/6 of Tohana 0.50 Not Nil Rettia Road to Village Started 25 Khanaura.

Approach rto Village 0.38 Not 0.38 Dnaniwal from Started Uklana Bahuna Road 26 mile 4.

Approach form sorthi 3.50 Not 3.50 (on Hansi Mudhal Started Khurd Road) to 27 Kungar.

Village Devawi To 2.00 Not 2.00 28 Bhiwani Loharu Started Road.

Approach from Mile 3.24 2.75 miles 0.49 23 of Hissar-Tohana Completed Road to Uklanan 29 Mandi

Village Road (Co-operative Development Scheme)

Village Bhirtwala to 0.50 Not 0.50 Tohana Barwala Started 30 Road.

Village Gunklt to 4.00 Ditto 4.00 Mirehour on Hansi- 31 Jind Road.

Village To Tohana- 0.25 Completed 32 Hisar road

Village Kangan Puri 1.20 Not stared 1.20 to Sirsa-Fatehabad 33 Road.

Village Juglan to 0.50 Not 1.20 Work Hissar-Barwala Road Started taken up by Zila 34 Parishad

Village Daulatpur to 5.43 2.00 miles 3.63 35 Barwala Tohana Road

36 Tohana To Dangra 1.93 Completed Uglan To Bhiwani 2.00 Not Nil Will be 37 Jind Road Started consider ed if 38 Adampur-Sirsa Road 4.81 Ditto 4.81 beneficia

Village Gajawal to 0.50 Ditto 0.50 ries New Railway Station come for Gajuwal (On Hissar- ward to Jakhal Road). contribu te to their 25 per cent 39 share

IV—Main Roads (New Schemes)

By pass ground Hsni 1.50 Not 1.50 Towan connecting Started Barwal Hansi Road, 40 with D.H.S. road

Hania-Chickhal Koti- 14.00 6.00 miles 8.00 41 Elichabad Road completed

Agroha-Gorkhpur- 14.77 Not 14.77 Chaukara and Jandil Started in to Fatehabad 42 Behune Road.

Village Kheri Jalap to 8.33 Under 8.35 Narnaund Road constructi 43 on V—Central Road Fund Schemes

44 Ding to D.H.S. Road 0.25 Completed

45 Pabra-Bahuna Road 11.53 Completed

Tosham-Bhiwani 7.63 Completed Khara Road on to 46 Hansi Jind Road.

Hanumangarh-Tibi- 4.92 Not Stared 4.92 Ellenabad Road 47 (50:50)

Nahar-Kamina- 5.87 Not Stared 5.87 Ellenabad Road 48 (50:50)

Loharu-Dadri Road 3.20 Not Stared 49 (50 : 50)

Jakhal-Dharsul Road 11.58 Not Stared 11.58 including Ghaggar 50 bridge

Bhadra to Balsmand 5.75 3.00 2.75 51 Via Burk completed

Balsmand to Bhadra 3.03 Not 3.03 Via Dadri Majira upto Started 52 Rajasthan boundary

Nohar-Phirkana Sirsa 10.00 Not 10.00 53 (Ludisar to Border Started Via Jamu).

VI—Famine Relief Roads

Tosham Bakal Mile 3 21.70 19.50 2.20 to 24.70 miles 54 completed

Siwani Singhani 30.70 Under 30.70 Constructi 55 on

Satnali Bhadra Jind 3.01 2.01 miles 1.00 56 Road completed

Stanli-Loharu Road of 5.50 Under 5.50 Hissar District constructi on 57

Total 336.2 165.45 170.8 5 0

Say 336 165 171

Moles Miles Miles

Electrification of villages and ‘Mandis’ in Hissar District

*78. Sh. Bhagwan Dev Parbhakar: Will the Minister for the state for Rural Electrification be pleased to state— (a) The total number and names of the villages and of the “Mandish in” the Hissar district which have been electrified during the Third Five Year Plan;

(b) The Total number and names of the villages in the Hissar Distric which are proposed to be electrified during the year, 1967-68;

© Whether there is any proposal under the consideration of Government to electrify Kalnwali Mandi; if so, the approximate date by which it is likely to be electrified?

Major Amir singh: (a) statement is laid on the Table of the House.

(b) and (c) In the composite electricity Board thee was no proposal for electrification of any village in the district Hissar including Kalanwali Mandi during the year 1967-68. Haryana state Electricity board has started working since 1st May, 1967 and has set aside a sum of Rs. 1021 lacs for rural electrification and the tube well connections during the year 1967-68 Details for distribution of this sum are being worked out by the electricity Board.

STATEMENT

The following villages/towns were electrified in Hissar District during the third five year plan.

Sr. Year 1961-62 (47 Nos) No.

1 Budanpjr

2 Budana

3 Bhanji Badshath Pur.

4 Chilowal.

5 Churpur

6 Daulat Pur

7 Faridpur

8 Girnu

9 Haiderwala

10 Houdalwala

11 Hansangarh

12 Irbehni

13 Laluwal

14 Litani

15 Mamupur

16 Malikpur

17 Mewand Khurd 18 Mewand Kala

19 Nathuwal

20 Nawangown

21 Parabuwala

22 Purmajra

23 Rainwala

24 Simbalwala

25 Darapur

26 Gijlla Khera

27 Khanni Kheri

28 Kukranwali

29 Karmauli

30 Sahidan Wali

31 Bogunwali

32 Tosham

33 Keherka

34 Kueyan

35 Mirpur

36 Nararali Kalan 37 Patli

38 Panjuwana

39 Paniwala

40 Raguwana

41 Sahuwal

42 Mirchpur

43 Rajthal

44 Biran

45 Bapura

46 Kanakhera.

47 Baguwali

Sr. Year 1962-63 (36 Nos) No.

1 Shakarpura

2 Khedar

3 Balak

4 Kanch

5 Pabra 6 Karori

7 Dhani

8 Pinghal

9 Rajli

10 Bugana

11 Sanipura

12 Dagra

13 Lallouda

14 Lohakhera

15 Budhailkhere

16 Nangla

17 Sarsoaud

18 Nangli

19 Bichpuri

20 Ding

21 Godhanwali

22 Roheranwali

23 Kamblwal

24 Badan 25 Bodiwali

26 Haidwala-Bilaspur

27 Chilewalupur

28 Anandgrh

29 Odhan

30 Mochiwali

31 Dang Kalan

32 Dang Khurd

33 Rewari Chang

34 Phartia Bhima

Sr. Year 1963-64 (10 Nos.) No.

1 Bheri

2 Uklana

3 Sarwarpur

4 Budheri

5 Beruwala

6 Baragudah 7 Khaja Khera

8 Khana Kalan

9 Jeora

10 Khandari

Sr. Year 1964-65 (4 Nos.) No.

1 Najaurd

2 Rajpura

3 Mughalpura

4 Rundhant

Sr. Year 1965-66 (5 Nos.) No.

1 Bodia Khera

2 Khair Pur

3 Kabral

4 Dhingsara

5 Bhattu

CALL ATTENTION NOTICE

(Serial No. 12)

Mr. Speaker: There is a Call Attention Notice By Ch. Ram Lal which reads:-

“to draw the attention of the Government of Haryana ……………..”

Ch. Ram Ram Lal: Sir, I would like to read it.

Mr. Speaker: All right.

Ch. Ram Lal: Sir, I draw the attention of the Government of Haryana to the matter of public importance i.e., the agitation of Haryana Temporary Engineers numbering nearly 200 for the revision of their pay scales. The Haryana Temporary Engineers have already gone ahead to bring their demands to the notice of the Government by observing pens and tools down strike for one week and they seem to go on indefinite pens and tools strike.

The stricke is bound to hinder the progress of the development projects of which Haryana is the larges beneficiary. The strick will also hinder the water supply and irrigation and hence food production. Irrigation temporary Engineers have demanded pay revision on the pattern of Engineers working in Electricity Board.

Hence, this call attention motion.

Mr. Speaker: I have admitted this. The Minister concerned may please make a statement about it. eq[; ea=h% Lihdj lkfgc eS le>rk gwafd LVsVeSV dh bl oDr t:jr ughA vhh bl ckr d fy, dbZ ekSds feysaxs ctV ij fMLd”ku gksuh gS fQj ,izhfiz,”ku fcy vkuk gSA ml oDr ;g ckrsa vk ldrh gS vkSj tokc ns fn;k tk,xkA

Jh v/;{k% og tkjk fMVsy esa vk tk,xh bl fy, LVsVeSav gh nsukA

Jh Hkxoku nso izHkkdj% eSus Hkh ,d dky vVZu”ku dk uksfVl fn;k Fkk mlds ckjes augh crk;k fd D;k fd;k gSA

Jh v/;{k% th eSus pSEcj esa fjtSDV dj nh gSA og gkml esa ugh vkrh gSA

PAPER LAID ON TH ETAKBLE OF THE HOUSE

Chief Minister (Rao Birender Singh): Sir, I beg to lay on the table a copy each of the annual statements of accounts for the year 1962-63 and 1963-64 and the audit reports of the Punjab State Electricity Board as required under section 69 of the Electricity (Supply) Act, 1948.

DISCUSSION OF GOVERNOR’S ADDRESS (RESUMPTION)

Mr. Speaker: Sh. Rameshwar Datt was on this legs when the House adjourned yesterday. The may please resume his speech. Jh jkes”oj nÙk ¼ukjukSan½% v/;{k egksn;] dy tc eSus lnu esa vius fopkj j[kus vkjEHk fd, mlh oDr lnu mB x;k bl fy, vkt vkids }kjk vkius fopkj j[kuk pkgrk gwaA dy tks xouZj lkfgc ds Hkk’k.k ij fopkj foe”kZ gqvk og njvly fopkj foe”kZ ugh Fkk vkSj mldl tks fp= vkt ds v[kckjsa es akv;k gS mlds ns[k dk dksbZ vkneh gfj;k.k fo/kkulHkk ij Åaxyh mBk, cxSj ugh jg ldrkA gfj;k.kk og izns”k gS tgk vktl ugh] iqjkus le; ls egku vvkSj vkn”kZ O;fDr gq, vkSj gS vkt Hkh gdkjh fo/kku lHkk esa tks O;fDR VK< gS muesa Hkh cgqr ls lkFkh vkn”kZ ekus tk ldrs gSA ysfdu dy tks n`”; ;gak ns[kk x;k] ,d nwljs ij dhpM+ mNkyk x;k vkSj uqDrkphuh dh xbZ msl ns[k dj vki vUnkt yxk ldrs gSA fd tks yksx ckgj ls lnu dh dk;Zokgh ns[kus vkrs gS od D;k Hkko gkejs ckjesa esa ys dj tk,axsA bl pht dh rjQ lnu dks /;ku nsuk pkfg,] ;g lkspus dh ckr gSA eS le>rk gwa fdbrus l;kus v/;{k dh jguqekbZ esa bl izkdj dk okrkoj.k gksuk gejs fy, dksbZ “kksHkk gdh ckr ugh gSA ;kgs dksbZ b/kj cSk gS ;k m/kj cSbk gS] ge bl ljdkj ds lgk;d gS vksj ge ldh gh ;g ljdkj gSa gekjk gj ,d dk drZO; gS] pkgs ge dkaxzslh gs ;k nwljh ikfVZ;ksa ds gks] tgka gfj;k.kk ds fgr dh ckr gks ge lc ljdkj dks lg;ksx ns ftls bl izns”k dh mUufr gksA ysfdu eS ns[k jgk gaw fd pkgs dksbZ loky djsa ;k tokc ns MkDVj eaxy lSu gj ckr esa [kM+s gks tkrs gSA dksbZ lkFkh tks lgh ekax ysdj vkrk gS mls viuh ckr djus dk ekSdk ugh nsrsA mudk ,slk djuk dnkfpr mfpr ugh gSa tc xouZj lkfgc us ;g Hkk’k.k fn;k ml oDr dkSulh ljdkj Fkh vkSj vc dkSulh ljdkj gS eS bl ckr esa ugh tkrk D;ksafd ljdkj dksbZ Hkh gks og lc dks gksrh gSA mugksus tks Hkk’k.k fn;k mlesa dgk Fkk vkSj crk;k Fkk fd gekjs gfj;k.kk eas D;k D;k phts gks vkSj ffdl izdkj og izns”k Åapk mBsxkA vkt gekjs gfj;k.kk cus dks ikap eghus gks x, gS vKSj bu 5 eghuksa ds ckjesa dh gh ckr dj ldrs gS ] mlls igys dh ugh D;ksafd mlls igys vkSj ljdkjs Fkh igys vaxzstksa dh Fkh fQj nwljh dh vkbZ vkSj vkSj tks dqN mUgskus gekjs fy, f;dk og lfc tkrus gS fd gfj;ks gfj;k.kk dks ,sls j[kk tSls ,d mtM+s gq, eSnu dh “kDy gksrh gSa mughksus gekjs lkFk ,sls fd;k tSLS CM+k HkkbZ rks cM+h lh gosyh ys ys vkSjh NskVs HkkbZ dks [kkyh eSnku ns nsA gekjs lkFk vkt rd ;gh lywd gksrk jgkA ;g rks jgh iqjkuh ckrA vc rks ;g ns[kuk gS fd gekjs bu lkfFk;ksa dks gekjs izns”k ds fy, D;k djukk pkfg, Fkk] D;k fd;k gS vkSj D;k djsaxs blds ckjesa esa ;kspuk gSA xouZj lfkgc us vius Hkk’k.k esa [kkn~; leL;k] ikuh&fctyh dh leL;k] lM+dksa dh leL;k] gfjtu dh leL;k vkSj gl leL;k vkSj gj ckr dk ftdj fd;k gS------¼?kaVh½------vHkh rks eSus “kq: fd;k gSA Jh v/;{k% vki dy Hkh cksys Fks blfy, nks feuV esa [kRe djsaA

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fQj xouZeSv vkQhflt ds ckjsa essa FkksM+k ;k dguk pkgrh gwaSA vkt lcls T;knk xM+cM+h ,Eiyk;eSV ,Dlpsftt esa gSA ogka yksxksa dk le; cM+k tk;k gksrk gSA de Bhd rjg ls u pyus ds dkj.k ,Eiyk;j dks vPns vkneh ugh feyrs vkSj turk dks vPnh lfoZtl ugh feyrhA blds fy, esjk lq>ko gS fd ,d desVh cukbZ tkuh pkfg, tks bl fo/kku dh tkap iM+rky djsa vkSj blesa lq/kkj yk, rkfd yksxksa dks Qk;nk gks ldsA

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VhptZ ds fy, eS dksBkjh dfe”ku dh fjiksVZ dks ykxw djus dh izkFkZuk djrh gwa rkkfd iwvj VhptZ dh n”kk lq/kj ldsA

dhers de djus dh Hkh cgqr t:jr gSA vxj ,slh pht ugh djsaxs rks ns”k es jSoksY;w”ku vk tk,xkA xsgwa dh dher vkt gh fdruh p<+ xbZ gS] vkxs tkdj rks irk ugh D;k gksxkA vc D;ksafd v/;{k egksn; vkSj le; nsu ls bUdkj dj jgs blfy, eS lekIr djrh gwaA

Education Minister: (Sh. Hardwari Lal): Sir, when the discussion on the Governor’s Address started, I really had no intention to participate in the discussion. But, during the course of the discussion, references hav been made to the Bahadurgar bye election and since I happen to be rather closely connected with that election, I thought I should say a few words about it. References have been both appreciative and deprecatory appreciative from this side fo the House and deprecatory form the other…………(Interruption and noise) Mr. Speaker: Order, Order, Please.

Education Minister: As I have said there have been both kinds of references. As a matter of fact, the by election and the result of the bye election would not seem to be directly relevant to the discussion. It would be relevant only indirectly. And indirectly, because the by election does concern the functioning of parliamentary democracy in the country. To that extent it is certainly of fundamental relevance to everything connected with parliamentary demo cry. You would agree with me, Sir, that Indian democracy today happens to be at the cross roads. An era has come to a close. Stability, which Governments in India have enjoyed during the last 19 years, has disappeared, and we seem to be entering into a period of political instability. Floor-crossing is coming to the fore as one of the major handicaps of Indian democracy, and this House is as much concerned with this floor crossing as any other Legislature in this country would be. On that view also, this bye election is quite relevant to the discussion on the Governor’s Address. You would also agree, Sir, that this by election has had three aspect. There is first the personal aspect. There is secondly the partisan aspect and thirdly there is an aspect which is broader that either of these two aspects.

So far as the personal aspect is concerned, it can be easily ignored. I have seen in the Press a report attributed to the Leader of the Opposition, who has alleged that this by election has been won with money. He has said other things also. I have seen other reports—some deprecatory. I propose to do only one thing if that will satisfy the Leader of the Opposition. In India’s public life all these 19 year years, the whole thing has been sickening, so far as character assassinations concerned. Irresponsible allegations are made. For the satisfaction of the Leader of the opposition for what he said, I will take the newspapers, which have published these allegations to a Court of Law. That is the only forum where irresponsible allegations must be examined. It is no use entering into controversy in public or even on the floor of this House, Because here everything is protected. If the Leader of the Oppositional made this allegation yesterday here it would have been protected. But, he made this allegation soon after the result of the election was out and that allegation was published in the press. I will collect all the newspapers which published some of these reports. I promise, Sir, because I owe it to the House, I owe it to the public that I will clear my poison in court of law. The Leader of the Opposition and, all other friends, why are perturbed over certain aspects of the by-election will have full chance to establish their points, as I shall also have. If they cannot establish their points, they will naturally face legal consequences. I am sorry the Leader of the Opinions not here, but, I am sure that the Deputy Leader will convey my views to him. Let him wait for honorable course which a public man should adopt…………………(Interruptions and noise)

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v/;{k% vki nksuks gh lhfu;j eSEcj gSA

f”k{kk ea=h% vki nksuks dks bSDosV u djssaA

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f”k{kk ea=h% vxj bk vkneh dks dksbZ Hkh “keZ gks rks bls ;gka cSBuk ugh pkfg,A

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% Lihdj lkfgc] ;g vkneh vius eryc ds fy,ld dqN dj ldrk gSA ,d NksVh lh dqlhZ ds fy, budksa ,slh ckrsa ugh djuh pfkg,A

eq[; ea=h% pkS/kjh lkfgc dks ;g ckr ugh dguh pkfg, FkhA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% vki dgs rks vkSj ckr gS ysfdu og vkneh D;k ,DlIyus”ku nsxk ftldh Nyuh esa 76 Nsn gS gksA tks ckr geus dh og [kqyh ckr gS ysfdu vki us D;k fd;k\ bu dh xksn esa cSB&cSB dj bySD”ku thrk gS vkSj budh xksn eS cSB&cSB dj otkjr yhA bl fy, dqN rks “ke vkuh pkfg, vkidksA

(At this state the education Minister wanted to speak).

Mr. Speaker: The hon. Minister should avoid discussing personal matter.

f”k{kk ea=h% Lihdj lkfgc] ilZuy ckrsa dks dguh gh iM+sxhA

Jh v/;{k% vkius bySD”ku “kku ls thr fy;k gS] blfy, dksbZ vkSj ckr djksA

Education Minister: So, Mr. Speaker, I shall ignore what this gentle mand has been saying.

So far as the first aspect of the bye-election is concerned, the hon. Deputy Leader of the Opposition is quite free to repeat his allegation outside the House and he will as low have a chance to prove his point of view before the Court of Law. He is quite welcome and I have no objection to that.

Now, Sir, I come to the second aspect of the by election, which is the partisan aspect, of the by-election and which is more important than the first aspect. Mr. Speaker, you would of/course remember the both, the Congress an the United Front has a announced that this would be a prestige by election. The congress has been defatted. Now it was only fair that they, the Congress, should have accepted the defeat in a graceful manner. Obviously they have felt too upset by it and also your must have noticed from what the deputy Leader of the Opposition was saying that the defeat has upset them very much and the partisanship is running riot so much that irresponsible allegations have become the order of the day. For example, I referred to the allegations which the Leader of the/opposition was making But unfortunately for him, he has chosen to make these allegations even outside the House. and I do claim that he will live to pay. The Deputy Leader of the Opposition/also has been making allegation. I would suggest to him also that so far as allegations of this type are concerned, it is more honorable for him and others to make these allegation outside the House so that they can be liable to action. Sir, it has also been suggested that the election has been won thought improper means. I can only say, Sir, tht all these allegations are thoroughly baseless/Both, before the polling day and on the polling day, the Chief Election commissioner, who is in charge of election throughout the country, and the Deputy Chief Election Commissioner visited the constituency and visited/a large number of polling stations and they were thoroughly satisfied. Now, Mr. Speaker, they were not under the Haryana Government. It is not open to them, the congress party, to say that we were able to influence the Chief Election Commissioner and the Deputy Chief Election commissioner and they were both entirely satisfied with the conduct of lection here.

Sir, the by election has a third aspect which is more important than both the first and the second aspect. This third aspect is concerned with the actual functioning of parliamentary democracy in this country. You are aware, Sir, that Government in this country/both at the Centre and in the states have come to have very slander majorities. These Governments are daily in the fear of being toppled down of course, however hard my friends of the opposition may try, they cannot succeed in toppling this Government. But what is the remedy for political instability which might be a very great danger for the country at this state of our democracy? The crossing of the floor, for example, is one thing which will greatly injure our democracy. How to prevent it? Our constitution contains no provision for preventing floor crossing. Our constitution contains no provisions for the constituents to recall the people who they election. The only way is to establish the convention tht those who cross the floor should resign their seats and seek fresh verdict from their constituents.

(Thumping from the opposition benches). As a matter of fact I do not know what is amusing them or what is pleasing them. So far as we are concerned, I had resigned on behalf of those who had crossed the floor along with me.

Shrimati Om Prabha Jain: No, how can you along represent hem all?

Education Minister: Sir, there is another point. If they dispute this, they should not have treated the Bahadurgarh bye-election as a prestige result of this bye- election would decide the fate of the Government and would be a test of its popularity.

Shrimati Om Prabha Jain: We did not say that. Sh. Mangal Sein: Yes, it was agreed unon and it was treated as a prestige seat by both the sides.

Education Minister: But, this is not all, Sir, You know that the congress party to which they belong has been misbehaving all these twenty years. What happened in our state, Sir, after the General Elections in 1962? The opposition consisted of 64 Members, and within a few months, the Congress won over as may as 24 Members-none of them resigned his seat in the Assembly-they were accepted by the congress and never any mention has been made about their change of party afflation.

As matter of fact, if Indian democracy is weak, if it is what is today, it is only because this congress party has been misbehaving. It has not established any conventions worth the name.

(Interruptions)

This is, sir, What I was seeking to bring to the notice of the House. It is rather important that the example that we have set in the Bahadurgarh constituency should be developed into a convention and any body who cross the floor from this or that side should resign and seek fresh election

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Mr. Speaker: No interruptios. Please. pkS/kjh fjtd jke ¼jkbZ½% Lihdj lfkgc] Jh eaxy lSu th us ;g /kU;okn dk izLrko iwjs mRlkg ds lkFk is”k ugh fd;kA mUgsa mRlkg ugh Fkk D;ksafd ,MSªl dkaxzsl ljdkj ds VkbZe essa cuk Fkk] ysfdu fQj Hkh mUgksus bldh rkbZn dh gSA eS ân; ls jkT;iky egksn; dk /kU;okn djus ds fy, [kM+k gqvk gwaA

pkS/kjh gj}kjh yky th us cgknqjx<+ ds ckbZ bySD”ku dk vHkh vHkh ftØ fd;kA gj vkneh dh viuh viuh jk; gks ldrh gS ysfdu ,d ckr t:j gS fd bySD”ku gks x;k gS ml esa os dke;kc gks x,A os dSls thrs gS] ;fn ;g lc eS crkus yxw rks ;gk ij daLVªolh “kq: gks tk,sxh] blfy, bl ekStw ij T;knjkugh drk gqvk burk gh dgrk gwa fd os thrs gS ;g ckr ekuuh pkfg,A vkSj izfri{k oks gkjs] mudksa gkj eku pkfg,A tgks rd csdk;nxh dk lEcU/k gS og bySD”ku iSVh”ku ls okLrk j[krh gSa tgka rd bl gkml dk rkYyqd gS] bu ckrksa esa gesa ;gka vkus dh vko”;drk ugh gSA ;g dgus ls pkS/kjh lfgc esEcjh ls gV ugh ldrs tc rd fd bySD”ku iSVh”ku u djsaA

Lihdj lkfgc] esa ,d ckr dk ftØ djuk pkgrk gwaa] tks ikfy;keSaVjh MseksØslh dh rjQ mUgksus /;ku fnyk;k gS vkSj viuh {;kykr dk btgkj Qjek;k gS mlls esa lger gwa Qyksj Økl djus ds ckn tks bUgksus nksckjk bySD”ku yM+ dj ,d felky dk;d dh gS] ml vkSjksa dks Hkh Qkyksa djuk pkfg,A ,d ckr eS vkSj dguk pkgrk gwa og ;g gS fd ftl

eq[; ea=h% bld bykt iSVh”ku gSA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% mik/;{k egksn;] Vªdksa esa vkneh Hkj Hkj dj jk; nsus ds fy, foysftt esa ls ys tk, x, vkSj nwlsj vkneh ftu dks oksv nsus dk gd Fkk mudksa eg:e fd;k x;kA bldh esjs ikl brykg gSa blfy mik/;{k egksn;] eS dguk pkgrk gwa fd dksB zhkh bk gkml esa baMsiSMsaV desVh bk ckr ds fy, eqdjZj dj nsa rkfd ikfy;keSaVjh MseksØslh etcwr gks vkSj tks esEcj vkxs bySD”ku yM+us ds fy, vk,axs] mudks irk pys fd bySD”ku fdl

Jh eaxy lSu% dkaxzls ds vk”khokZn ls ugh cfyd iafMr Hkxor n;ky dh vk”khokZn ls vk, gSA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% vkt bl gkml esa bl rjg dh r”kdhy gS mlesa ;k rks dkaxzsl ds esEcj gS ;k dkaxzsl ds vk”khokZn ls dke;kc gq, gSA Jh eaxy lsu% fQj D;k >xM+k gS] ge vkids gh rks gSA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% mik/;{k egksn;] dkaxzsl dh ljdkj tks bl bySD”ku ds ckn cuh gS] og ,d g¶rk ;k nl rhu ckn cny xbZ gSa vkSj nwljh ljdkj dks cus gq, dsoy v

Jh mik/;{k% vki ilZuy u gksA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% eS rks vtZ djrk gwa fd tSu lkfgc vxj vlyth;u ekywe djukpkgrs gS rks lqu ysfd vkids ny dh ljdkj dks rksM+us ds fy, vkids yksxksa ls lkft”ks dh vkSj dkaxzsl ikVhZ dks vkQj dh xbZ fd vkvks bu tula?k okyksa dks fudky] jkvksa lkfgc tkcj vkneh gS bls gVkvksa vkSj dkaxzsl ls fey dj ljdkj cuk,A ysfdu geus dgk fd ge fdlh dks feyk dj ljdkj cukus ds fy, rS;kj ughA tc nks rkjh[k dks dkaxzsl dh vksj ls ;g QSlyk gqvk rc tk dj ;g vkidh rjQ ls lkft”ksa dk nkSjk [kRe gqvkA vkt Hkxor n;ky th dk uke ysuk fd og ljdkj rksM+uk pkgrs Fks xyr ckr tSa vxj ,d NksVk ;k b”kkjk dj nsrs rks vkt eaxy lSu th ;g izLrko u i<+rs] Hkxor n;ky th vkSj jkvksa lkfgc i<+rs vkSj vkidk fcLrj xksy gksrk ¼galh½ tks yksx dkaxzsl ljdkj ij bytke yxkrs gS fd dkaxzsl vkSj Hkxor n;ky ljek;snkjksa ds vlj esa gS mules aeS ;g iwNuk pkgrk gwafd og vkSj mudh ikVh fdlh ljek;snkj ds vlj esa gS ;k ughA------¼”kksj½------vHkh vHkh vkius ,d cgqr cM+s dkyksykbtj dks baMLVªh;y dkijiksjs”ku dk psj eSu cuk;k gSA eS phQ fefuLVj lkfgc ls iwNuk pkgrk gwafd D;k mUgksus fjdkMZ ns[kk gS fd mUgsksu dHkh dksbZ bUMLVªh pykbZ gS vksj mugksus bl lEcU/k esa D;k D;k dke fd, gS------

Chief Minister: He is an outsider and cannot defend himself in the House. Therefore, it is not desirable to make any reference to him.

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% fMIVh Lihdj lfkgc] eS dksbZ cstkcrk ugh dgwaxk eS rks flQZ ;gh ckr dguk pkgrk gwa fd vkius muds vlj esa dke fd;k gSa vkSj mudks dqN f[knekr ds bot esa vius mu ij ,glku fd;k gSA og rhu rkjh[k rd tks vkids f[kykQ nLr[kr djokrs jgs gS fd jkvksa lkfgc gks gVkvks------

eq[; laln lfpo ¼Jh txUukFk½% vkidk Mh-Mh- iqjh rks vPNkgS\

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% Mh-Mh- iqjh vPNk gS ;k ugh ;g iz”u gh gSa ge rks vki tSls “kjhQ vkneh dks phQ fefuLVj j[kuk pkgrs gSA ¼galh½ eS vtZ djr gwa fd bl ljdkj dks rksM+us dkh dksf”k”k gekjh rjQl ls ugh vkidh rjQl lg gh T;knk gqbZ gSA ftl rjQ pkS/kjh gj}kjh yky th ls pquko dk fglkc ekaxk tk jgk gSa fd ml esa xM+cM+ gSA og Hkh eS le>rk gwa fd cgkuk Fkk bl ljdkj ls vyx gksus dkA bu yksxks adks gjf;k.ks ls I;kj ugh gSA ;g vius LokFkZ d fy, lkft”k djr gS avksj vxj gfj;k.kk dks vkxs ys tkuk gS rks ljdkj dqN LFkk;h gksA ge rks fnu ls pkgrs gS fd gfj;k.kk dks vkxs y tkuk gS rks ljdkj dqNLFkk;h gksA ge rks fny ls pkgrs gS fd gfj;k.kk esa ,d ik;snkj xouZeSav cus vkSj yksxksa dh cgcwnh ds dke gksa rkfd og izns”k rjDdh dh jgk ij py] lkjk oDr vkilh >xM+ksa esa gh [kR u djskA vkt nvki nsgkr esa n[ks ogka D;k gky gks jgk gS\ bl izns”k dks 70 Qhlnh /kjrh ckjkuh iM+h gS geus gfj;k.kk ysus ds fy, tks bruh yM+kbZ yM+h og bl fy, yM+h fd tks vU;k;k gekjs lkFk iatkc esa gkrk Fkk mlls NqVdkjk gkkfly djsa vkSj viuk lwck cuk dj vius fiNMs izns”k dh rjDdh djsaA fdlku ge ls mEehn djrk gd mldh lw[kh tehuksa dks ikuh feysA lkr gtkj xkao esa ls gtkj ckjg lkS xkao ,sls gsxs tgka fctyh gS vksj ge yksxksa dks V~;coSYt ds fy, duSD”u ugh ns ldrs gSA flQZ gjf;k.kk cuk dj gh rks gekjk dke [kRe ugh gks x;k dke rks vc “kq: gqvk gSA blf,y eS vtZ djrk gwa fd vkil ds tksM+ rksM+ NksM+ dj bu ckrksa dh rjQ /;ku nsus dh l[kr t:jr gSa bu Qtwy dh ckrsa esa gh oDr tk;k ugh djuk pkfg,A

pkS/kjh gjn~okjh yky th us dgk fd og fMQSD”ku~t can gksuh p,fg fd gS cgqr vPNh ckr mUgksus dghA muds gl lq>ko ls rks eS lkS Qhlnh bÙkQkd djrk gwa ysfdu bl ckr lsa bÙkQkd ugh djrk fd ¶yksj Økl djus ds fy,mijkUr bySD”ku yM+ dj lkjh ckr lgh gks tkrh gSA vly ckr ;g gS fd bl fdLe dh izFkk dks dSls jksdk tk ldrk gSA dkaxzsl ds ckjesa esa ;g dgk x;k gS fd dkaxzsl 20 lky rd bl izFkk dks pykrh jgh vkSj fiNyh nQk dk gokyk fn;k x;kA ml le; dkaxzsl ikVhZ 97 eSEcj pqu dj vk, Fks vkSj viksth”ku ds 57 vk, FksA dkaxzsl us vxj fdlh esEcj dks izfrI{k ny ls “kkfey fd;k rks dksbZ yksHk ykyp nsdj ugh vfirq fdlh fl)kar ds lkFk fd;k vSj og Hkh fdlh dk;ns dkuwu ls gqvkSA dqN vkneh dkaxzsl esa vkuk pkgrs Fks vkSj mudks aHkh nsk rhu lky ,MfeV gksus esa yxs vSj cgqr rks ,sls Hkh Fks ftudksa ikap N% lky rd ,Mfe”ku ugh feyhA gj ckr dk;ns ls gqbZA ysfdu ftl rjg dh ;g fMQkD”ku~t gqbZ gSA eS vdsys gfj;k.kk dh ckr ugh djrk] dbZ txg ,slk gqvk gS vkSj vkt ;g ppkZ gS fd dksbZ ljdkj Hkh ik;snkj ugh le>h tkrh gSa ;g Hkh dkb vlwy gSa fd ft/kj fdlh dks Qk;nk utj vk, Hkkx tk,\ vkt gj txg bl vkr dh ppkZ gks jgk gSA fd eSEcj rks fcdkÅ eky gS------

eq[; ea=h% fjtd jke th] [kjhnnkj rks vkidh rjQ cSBs gSA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% vkt rks tgka rd ppkZ gS fd iSls ds yksHk] “kjkc ds yksHk es] gksVyksa esa vk,dj ,slk djus ds yksHk esa vk dj esEcj b/kj ls m/kj gksrs gSA vksj------

¼,d vkokt% vki viuh rjQ dh ckr djrs ekywe gksrs gS!½

eS vtZ djrk gwa djrk gwafd tkg bl fdLe dh “kksgjr esEcjska ds ckjsa esa pys vksj bl fdLe dh “kksgjr ys dj fefuLVj cus rks vki gh crk,a fd mudh turk essa vkSj ,MfefuLVªs”ku esa D;k izSLVht gks ldrh gSa eS fdlh O;fDr dh ckr ugh djrk ysfdu bu phtksa dk ,MfefuLVªs”ku ij cgqr vlj iM+rk gSA vxj gfj;k.kk ds esEcjska us ,d rjQ ls nwljh jrQ tk dj nwlhj LVsV okyksa dk jkLrk fn[kk;k vkSj mugskus Hkh ,slk gh fd;k rks gjf;k.kk okytksa dk ;g Qt curk gS fd og vc bl cqjkbZ dks nqj djds nwljh dks ,slk djus dk jkLrk fn[kk, vkSj fMQD”kut ij ikcanh yxk ns] ckbZ bySD”ku bl dk gy ugh gSA ;g dkQh ugh] cfYd ge cSBdj dksM vkQ daMDV eSEcj ds fy, fudky ns ftlls os b/kj l m/kj vkSjm/kj l b/kj u vk lds vkSj ,d ikcanh lh mu ij ykx tk,A bu fMQD”kut ls xouZeSV ls ik;snkkuh cu ldrh D;ksafd Mj ds ekjs fd dgh kdsbZ O;fDr b/kj ls m/kj p pyk tk, yktZ lkbZTMdSfcusV cukuh iM+rh gSa vxj lkjs iatkc dh fgLVjh dks ns[sk rsk lkfgc ds VkbZe esa Hkh 8 fefuLVjska dh dsSfcusV FkhA fefuLVj tks gksr Fks os Hkh cM+s vkÅV&LVSfMx O;fDr gksrs Fks vkSj mlh rjg ls fQj muds dke vkÅV&LVSfMx gqvk djrs FskA ysfdu vkt yktZ lkbZTM dSfcusV~l bl Mj ds ekjs cukbZ tkrh gS fd dgh dksbZ esEcj ukjkt u gks tk, vkSj b/kj l m/kj u pyk tk,A bl dkj.k eq[; ea=h dk ;g /;ku Hkh ugh jgrk fd dkSu vkneh csbZekj gS vksj dkSu vPNkA rks] mik/;{k egksn;] tc ,slh gkyr gksr rks Dyhu vkSj lkQ ,MfefuLVªs”ku nsuk eqefdu ughA vc pkS/kjh gjn~okjh yky th cSBs gq, gSA eS fdlh ij bytkr ugh yxkrk gqvk ;g dgus dh tqjZr djr gwa fd D;k bl dSfcusv esa ,sls eSEctZ gsS ;k ugh ftudk phQ fdufLVj lkfgc dh tkrh rkSj ij ;g bYTe gS fd fdrus ekSdksa ij os iSls ysdj D;k jk, nsrs jgsA ysfdu phQ fefuLVj lkfgc ;fn DyhuyhuSl vkSQ nh ,MfefuLVªs”ku ds tTcs ls dksbZ buDok;jh djuk pkgs rks eS QSDV~l ,.M fQxtZ nsus dks r;skj gwa fd ,slh dSfcusV esa vc eSEcj gS tks fj”or ys dj dke djrs jgs gSA ;fn phQ fefuLVj lkfg cpkgs rks ;g ,fyxs”ku eS gkml ls ckgj Hkh yxkus dks rS;kj gwAA dbZ ,d eSEcj ,sls gS ftugksus] fMIVh Lihdj lfkgck] 40&50 gtkj :i;k jk; nsus ds fy, fy;kA vkt os othj cus gS vksj jkvksa lkfgc dks D;k ;g bYe ugh gS fd os ,sls eSEcjksa dks othj cuk jgs gS tks iSls ls [kjhns tk ldrs gSA

blds vykok fMIVh Lihdj lfgc] eS ,d vkSj ckr dh rjQ roTtksa fnykuk pkgrk gwaA og ckr gS dhekrsa ds eqrkfYydA fMIVh Lihdj lfkgc] vkt xsgwa dh bl gkjoSLV ds VkbZe es aizkbZfll 105 :i, vksj 110 :i, fDoVy gS bl xouZeSaV us bl ckr dks lkspk Fkk fd ;fn flaxy QwM tksu cuk fn, tks, rks izkbZflt de gsk tk,axhA igys ;w- ih-] iatkc fnYyh vksj fgekpy blh tksu esa Fks ysfdu izkbZfll gkjoSLV ds VkbZesa es avki ns[sk 55 vkSj 63 :i, Qh fDoVj gqvk djrh Fkha bldh D;k ogt gS\ blds ckjesa esa ljdkj dks lkspuk pkfg,A ;fn flaxy QwM tksu ds cuus ls izkbZflt dh jksdFkk ugh gks lrh rks dkbZ vksj rjhds vf[r;kj djus pkfg, ftlls egxkbZ de gksA vki budh bl rjhds ls de ugh dj ldrsA ;fn vki rhu lky dh fQxtZ ns[ks rks ekywe gksxk fd rhu lky ds vlZs esa 46 Qhlnh vke t:jr dh phtksa dh dhers c<+h gSA blfy, ;fn vki vu&uSpqjy ikcanh ls vukt dh dherksa dks jksduk pkgsa rks ;g eqefdu ugh gSa vkt kvi pkgs fdruh gh ikacnh yxk,a ysfdu gfj;k.kk ds pkjksa rjQ QSys gq, 900 ehy yEcs ckMZj ij vki lefyax dks bQSfDVoyh jksd ugh ldrsA ;g pyrh gh jgsxhA fdruk gh vukt vktdy Hkh ckgj tkrk gSA bl ikcanh dh otg ls vkt ftrus dqjIV vkfQltZ iqfyl ds ;k nwljs gS ftudh Lefyax dks jksdus dh M~;wVh yxh gqbZ gS aos iSls ysdjvukt ckgj Hkst jgs gSa vk dHkh izkbZflt dks bl rjg ls fxjk ugh ldrsA iatkc] ;w-ih- vkSj fnYyh esa tks Hkko vukt dk gskxk mldk vlj gfj;k.kk ij Hkh iMsxkA tgka fdlku dks jhE;wujSfVo izkbZl nsus dk loky GS ogka ;g Hkh t:jh gS fd duT;wej dks FkksM+h dher ij vukt eqgS;k f;k tk,] eSus bl ekerys esa eq[rfyQ nss”kks ds fyVjspj dks i<+us dh dksf”k”k dh gS tkiku ds ckjesa eS vtZ d:a mugksus tks ,d rjhdk fudykyk gS og ;g gS fd os Qly ds le; vukt dh ,d dher eqdjZj dj nsrs gS vksj dksvkizsfVo ds tfj, lc fdlkuksa dks vukt [kjhn ysrs vkSj bl ckr dk nkok djrs gS fd bld Åij dher dHkh ugh c<+sxhA blds ckn bl rjg ls fdlku dks duT;wej ds nsrh gS vkt ogk cgqr lh fnDdrs nwj gks xbZ gSa eq>s [kq”kh gS fd dsjy ljdkj us Hkh bl rjg ds dne mBkus “kq: fd, gSA enzkl dh ljdkj us Hkh dgk fd pky dh lcfMkbZt djdjs bl :i;s fdyksaxzke ds fglkc ls os duT;qetZ dks nsxsA

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,d nks fefuLVj ,sls gS tSls ljnkj yNeu flag] egUr Js;ksukFk th bLrhQk nsus ds fy, rS;kj gSA rks bl fefuLVªh dh LVSfcfyVh gh D;k gS\ tks de ;g fefuLVªh dj jgh gS amlls gfj;k.kk ds yksxksa dks gh uqDlku igaqp jgk gSA vki fMoSyieSav fMikZVeSaV ds yksxksa dks fudyuk pkgrs gSA ysfdu vkidksa ;g dguk pkgrk gwa fd ,EiykbZt dks tokc nsus ls igys vki lksp fopkjd dj ysA

fodkl ea=h ¼Jh izrki flag nkSyrk½% tukc fMIVh Lihdj lfkgc] 20 rkjh[k dks bl gkml esa tks xouZj lkfc dks ,Mªsl is”k gqvk Fkk mldk leFkZu djus ds fy, eS [kM+k gqvk gwa vkSj igys ist dh ykbUt dks ;g ij jSQj djrk gwa ftu d tkfj, xouZ lkfgc ge ls loDdksa djrs gS fd ge gkml dh fMxfuVh dks cjdkj j[ks& “...... I also hope that throuhg out your careeras mMbers of this House the proceding will be conducted with dignity, decorum and honour...... ”

;g ckr lkQ gS] fMIVh Lihdj lfkgc] fd bl ulhgr dks ge nksuksa gh iwjk ugh dj jgs vkSj vey esa ugh yk jgsA eS ;g pkgrk gwa vksj ekur gwa fd gesa vey djuk pkfg,A esj; ;g lq>ko Hkh gS fd yhMj vkQ nh vkiksth”ku vksj yhMj vkQ nh gkml tc cksys rks dqN baVªIV ud djsA is”rj blds fd eS vksj dqN ckrksa dk ftØ d:a] dy ;gka tks dqN gqvk vkSj ml oDr eSus tks dqN dgk mlds fy,] fMIVh Lihdj lfkgc] vkid stfj,] bl gkml ls ekQh ekaxrk gwa D;ksafd ,d Vwvk gqvk phQ fefuLvj vxj dqN dgrk gS rks og dgus dh ml gkyr esa gS yssfdu eSus tks dqN dgk] eS vc le>rk gwa fd eSus og xyrh dhA (At this state Mr. Speaker occupied the

Chair) blds fy,] Lihdj lkfgc] eS ekQh ekaxrk gwaA

bl ,MSLk esa nwljk tk fQdjk gS mles axouZj lkfgc us fgUnwLrku ds yksxksa dks eqckfjd ckn nh fd ;gka fgUnqLrku esa bySD”ku cM+h Qs;jgksr A eS blh fQdjs dks ysdj cgknqjx<+ ckbZ bySD”ku ij vkrk gwaA ;g eS tkurk gwa] Lihdj lkfgc] ,d gkjh gqbZ ikVhZ dks viuk ,sDLiysus”ku nsus dk ge gS vkSj og tks Hkh ckr dgs ge le> ldrs gS ysfdu og ,sDliysus”ku yhxy gks] vkSj mlesa ,aVhus”kuy dksbs eksfVo u gksA ysfdugkjh gqbZ ikVhZ us tks tks ckrs dgh mudksa ysdj ikfdLrku jsfM;ksa dbZ csflj iSj dh ckrs djrk jgk fd fgUnqlrku es rks dksbZ bySD”ku ugh gkrk ogka rks ykx oSls gh fcuk le>r cw>s cksV Mkyrs gS vkSj dksbZ tegwfj;r ugh gS] og rks flQZ uke dks gSA rks bUgksus tks bYtke yxk, gS og dkbZ ugh ugh gSa bl dkaLVhP;q,alh ds fiNys bySD”ku esa mUgsh jkBh lkfgc us tks vHkh gksj GS vkSj igys Hkh gkjs Fks] ;gh bYtke yxk, Fks] vkSj og dkaxzsl ds vxsULV bySD’ku QkbV dj jg s Fks vkSj c dh ck ekeyk mYVk FkkA pkS/kjh gj}kjh yky la;qDr ny ds mEehnokj Fks vkSj jkBh lkfgc dkaxzsl dsA ifgys rks [Sj vSj vkSj ckrs Fkh ysfdu vcdh ckj pkS/kjh j.kchj flsg us dgk Fkk fd bl ckj ge t:j trhrsxs D;ksafd fiNyh ckj :jy ikiqys”ku oskV ugh Mky ldh vkSj vc dh ckj gesa fo”okl gS fd yksx gesa oksV Mkysxs vkSj esjk [;ky gS fd ge vo”; thrsaxs------

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% vkidk D;k [;ky gS ckbZ bySD”ku ds ckjs esa og crykb,A

fodkl ea=h% eS crykÅaxkA tjk ehBs “kCnksa esa crykÅaxkA eS bl ckr dks fQj nqgjkuk pkgrk gwa fd gkjh gqbZ ikVhZ ,sDlIysus”ku ns] cs”ku ns exk mldks ;g dksbZ gd ugh fd og ;g dgsa fd pquko esa dqjI”ku gqbZ gSa vxj ;g f”kdk;r djuk pkgrh gS rks mls iwjk gd gS fd og dksVZ esa tkdj viuh ckr lkfcr djsaA ysfdu gkjh gqbZ ikVhZ dks dksbZ gd ugh gS ywt Vkd djus dkA tgk rd pkS/kjh gj}kjh yky ds bySD”ku dk rkYyqd gS] og ,d vlwy dk bySD”ku FkkA og ,d vkneh dk bySD”ku ugh FkkA geus la;qDr ny dh rjQ ls ;g dgk fd ge bls VSLV lhV vukr gS vkSj mugksus dkaxzsl dh rjQ ls c;ku fn;k fd og dkaxzsl dk izsLVhtlhV gSA bl fizfliy dks lkeus j[kdj geus bySD”ku yM+kA yksxksa us QSlyk fn;k vKSj lkfcr dj fn;k fd geus Bhd fd;kA

;g gekjh [kq”kfdLerh Fkh fd gekjk dSMhMsV ,d cgqr dkfcy “k[l Fkka ,d ySftLysVj dh gSfl;r ls vkSj mudh dkcfy;r ds fygkt ls ;g ekurs gS fd mUgs cxSj dksbZ xouZZeSaV ugh py ldrhA ysfdu budk mEehnokj ,slk Fkk ftld f[kykQ xcu dk dsl Fkk vkSj bySD”ku ds ifgys geus mls f[kykQ dsl nk;j djuk FkkA yfdu mldksa dkaxzsl us [kM+k fd;k vkSj mls [kw LiksVZ fd;kA pkS/kjh j.kchj flg] pkS/kjh fjtd jke] izksQslj “ksj flag vkSj ,sls gh dqN tkV rks gfjtuksa dks HkM+dkdj gfj;k.kk esa ywt gqbZ iksth”ku dks etcwr djuk pkgrs gSA tc og dSMhMsV gkj x;k rks bu yksxks adh cM+h Hkkjh pksv yxhA esjh rjQ ls rks ;g cgqr ekewyh ekj FkhA ysfdu pwafd ;g vkSj bl rjg ls dqN vkSj vijP;wfuLV dSfj;fjLV tkV iuh iksth”ku dks laHkkyuk pkgr gSa blfy, bUgksus bYtke yxkus “kq: dj fn,A ;gak gkml esa pkS/kjh ygjh flg ugh gS] pkS/kjh “ksj flsg ugh gS vkSj pkS/kjh j.kchj flg Hkh gekjs iafMr th dh esgjckuh ls ;gka ugh vk ik,] eS mud lc dks ;gh dguk pkgrk gwa fd pkgs ftruhdksf”kd jksa] pkgs egkRek xka/kh dh cdjh dk uke ys yks vkSj 5 ijlsaV iuh fcjknjh dk uke ys yks vkSj vxj fQj gkj tkvks arks viuh fMQhV dks xzslQqyh dcwy Hkh djksA ojuk vxj vkiu s[ksr etnwj dks vkSj xkao ds yksxksa dks tkkfr ds uke ij HkM+dkus dh dksf”k”k dh rks ruko vkSj c<+rk tk,xkA blfy, ,slh vkne NksM+ nks vkSj bu rjhdksa dks NksM+ nks ojuk vkidksa irk gS “ksj flag fiVs Fks] fjtd jke fiVrs fiVrs cps ;g ¼1½tks [ksy vki [ksy jgs gS ;g cgqr Msatjl [ksy gSA

tukc Lihdj lkfgc] cgknqjx<+ ds ckbZ bySD”ku dk ;g urhtk gS fd pkS/kjh gj}kjh yky thr dj vk, gSA vkSj ;g Hkh lfkgcr gks x;k gS fd pkS/kjh pkan jke ySMySl ysctZ ds vufMlI;wfVM yhVj gS vkSj jkvksa chjsUn flag 70 ijlsav ds djhc gfj;k.ks ds jgus okys iStSV~l dh uqek;anxh djrs gSA eS bUgs Lihdj lkfgc] vkid tfj, ouZ djuk pkgrkgw fd fjtd jke kvSj ,sls gh dbZ tkV vxj ;g dg dj fd pekjh rqEgkjh NksDfj;kdks rks ;g tkV mBk ys tk;sx] HkM+dkus dh dksf”k”k djasxs rks ;kn j[kksa fd l bySD”ku esa fiVS gS] ifgys bySD”ku esa Hkh fiVs gS vkSj fQj fiVsaxsA

vki “kks vkQ iqfyl QkslZ esa thruk pkgrs gSA ;g dHkh ugh gksxkA vkidksa ekywe gksxk] Lihdj lkfgc] fd ogk ij xtfVM vkfQltZ cSBs Fks] ogka LVsV fefuLVj ¼gkse½ vkQ nh lSVªy xouZeSaV Jh “kqDyk vk, vksj mUgksus dgk fd eS lSVj dh iqfyl ys dj vkaÅaxk eS us mlh oDr mudks vkSj pOgku lkfgc dk fpêh fy[kh fd bl rjhds ls fgUnqLrku dk csM+k xdZ u djks avksj dgk fd tc rd bytSD”ku ugh gks tkrs rc rd lSavj dh iqfyl ;gka nkf[kyugh gksuh pkfg,A ysfduog ckt u vk, kvSj “kqDyk us txg txg “kks vkQ iqfyl fd;kA Lihdj lfgc] if.Mr n;ky esjs cM+s HkkbZ gS blfy, bu utfj, ls eS muls eqvkQh Hkh ekax pqdk gwaA dy tks xjekxjeh gqbZ ml ds fy, eq>s vQlksl gSA

Lihdj lkfgc] tks rjdhjs ;gka ij bUgksus dh eSuS /;ku ls lquhA esjk [;ky Fkk fd og gekjh otkjr ds dkeksij uqDrkphuh djsaxs ysfdu bl igyw dks NksM+dj mUgksus otkjr ds lkbZt ij uqDrkphuh dh gSa lkcd phQ fefuLVj lkfgc us ;g dgk fd otkjr cgqr cM+h gS vkSj esjs ckjs esa [kklrkSj ij dgk fd nkSyrk lkfgc bl fefuLVªh esa dSls vk x,] og rks ikap eSEcjksa dh fefuLVªh ds gkeh FksA Lihdj lkfgc] eS le>rk gwa fd mudh ;g uqDrkphuh oSfyM gSA esjk vkctSD”ku Fkk fd ikap ls T;knk fefuLVj ugh gksus pkfg, ysfdu ;g rc iklhcy gks ldrk Fkk vxj ,d ikVhZ dh gdwer gksrh vxj vkxsZukbtM ikVh gksrh rks mu gkykr es aikap dh fefuLVªh cu ldrh FkhA bl fy, la;qDr ny ds fy, rks ;g iklhcy ugh Fkk exj iafMr th dks rks oSy&vkxsZukvRM ikVh Fkh mUgksus D;k 28 fefuLVj cuk j[ks Fks! rks Lihdj lfkgc] tks vaxzst dks yhxslh Fkh ml dks dkaxzsl ugh cny ldh vSj tks ifMr Hkxor n;ky dh yhxslh Fkh ;k ;w dgs fd dkaxzsl dh yhxslh Fkh mls jkvksa chjsUnz flag ugh cny ldsA rks ;grks ,sls gh pyrk vk jgk gSa eS rks] Lihdj lfgc] bruh cM+h fefuLVªh esa “kkfey ugh gksuk pkgrk Fkk ysfdu if.Mr Hkxor n;ky us gh eq>s dgk Fkk fd tk HksMokMs esa ?kql t] vxj fefuLVªh feyrh gS rks D;ksa NksM+rk gS ¼galh½ LIkhdj lkfgc] ;d ejss cM+s HkkbZ gS tks dqN ml jkst gqvk eS buls eqvkQh ekax pqdk gwa vkSj bUgksus esjs ikl vk jd eqvkQ dj fn;kA blfy, eS budk e”kwdj gwa tukc Lihdj lfkgc] bUgksus uqDrkphuh dh Fkh vksj gekjs fy, ;g y¶t bLrseky fd, Fks fd tula?k us dkaxzsl dh ^twB* dks ys dj ckjr cuh yh gS aexj eS yMhj vk nh vkiksth”ku dk crkuk pkgrk gwa fd bl ckr dks lkjh nqfu;k tkruh gS fd 13 esEcj m/kj l b/kj vk, Fks og dkaxzsl dh [kqpZu ugh Fks] twB ugh Fks cfYd dkaxzsl dh eykbZ FksA eS bdl dks LiksVZ esa ,d ftEsokn v[kcj LVSVeSav dk gokyk nsrk gwa mugksus fy[kk Fkk fd dkaxzsl ds 13 eSEcj’ tks bl dks Økse FksA Lihdj lfkgc] geus tks dqN fd;k og gj ,d [kqnnkj xzqi dks djuk pkfg,A gr tks ml rjQ ls b/kj vk, gSA flQZ pkS/kjh gj}kjh yky dks NksM+dj ckdh ds lc ge igys gh bu ls vyx FksA ge bZekunkjh ls le>s Fks fd tc rd gfj;k.kk ugh cusxk gfj;k.ks dh turk dk Hkyk ugh gksxkA bySD”ku esa bUgksus tks gfj;k.ks dh iksth”ku cukbZ og fdlh ls fNih gqbZ ughA exj Lihdj lkfgc] ge yksxksa dks ;g dg dj vk, Fks fd gesa dke;kc djksxs rks ge Hkxor n;ky dks] ftlus tkV vksj uku tkV dk loky iSnk fd; gS] xouZesaV ls fudyksxs] dkaxzzsl ds vUnj jg dj Hkh fudkysxs vksj vxj ikVh NksM+uh iM+h rks mls Hkh xqjst ugh djsaxsA vkSj tks ge dj vk, Fks og dj ds Hkh fn[kk;k gSA Lihdj lkfgc] eS rks igys Hkh 26 uEcj lhV ij cSBk djrk Fkk vkSj vc Hkh mlh lhV ij cSBk gwaA ysfdu vki ds Mjk, gq, iafMr Hkxor n;ky tks ogk ij cSBkd djrs Fks chp es alkjh lhVs NksM dj m/kj pys x, gSA ge rks dg dj vk, Fks fd othj cusxs jkt djsxs vkSj ge jkt dj jgs gSA iafMr n;ky ØkWl djd m/kj cSBs gq, gSA blfy, mu dks rks eS le>rk gwa bLrhQk ns nuk pkfg,A ;gka ij ;g dgk x;k fd if.Mr th dk dgrk Fkk og eqq>s Lihdj cuk ns vkSj vxj ;g eku tkrs rks eS Lihdj curkA eS mu dks crkuk pkgrk gwafd iafMr th ml oDr gekjs yhMj dcwy Fks vkSj gesa Q[ zk gS fMflIysM vkneh Fks ysfdu ge tc mu dks yhMj dcwy djrs Fks rks og le>rs Fks fd ge muds uhps yx jgs gSA ysfdu ;g mudh xyQgeh Fkh] ge buds cjkcj FksA viuh yhMj ls fefuLVªh ekaxuk dksbZ dlwj rks ugh gksrk] ge dksbZ tula?k ls rks ugh ekax jgs FkSA pkS/kjh fjtd jke ls D;k ekax lsrs Fks tks fd piM+klh Hkh ugh FkkA ml oDr rks gekjs yhVj Fks mu ls vxj ekaxrk Fkk rks blesa dksbZ dlwj ugh FkkA ,d ckr eS vius egdes ds ckjs esa djuk pkgrk gwa] ckr cM+h bEiksVSaV gSA

Jh v/;{k% vc vki [kRe djsa] cM+h nsj gks xbZ gSA

fodkl ea=h% gfj;k.kk esa ruko dk ftØ vk;kgS rks ruko [kRe gsk x;k gS og gfj;k.kk dh igyh fefuLVªh esa Hkh FkkA gfj;k.kk dk ,d vyx lwck cukus esa iafMr Hkxor n;ky ges”kk gh fojks/k djrs jgsA os le>rs gS fd gfj;k.kk cuus ls uqdlku gksxkA bUgksus gfj;k.kk u cukus ds fy, iwjk tksj yxk fn;kA fgVyj ds le; esa ,d gÅvk fØ,V fd;k x;k Fkk ftls [;kyh gÅvk djrs gS vkSj vaxzth esalds;j ekaxfjx dgrs gSA mlh rjg ls iafMr Hkxor n;ky th us gÅvk fØ,V fd;k fd gfj;k.kk izkar cu x;k rks gfj;k.kk ds tkVksa dh cqjh gkyr gksxh dgrs Fks fd tkVks ! rqe ekjs tkvksxsA ;g gfj;k.kk u cuus dk rukc tkjh j[k exj geus og rksM+ fn;k vkSj ftl fnu “kkg dfe”ku us fy[kk ml fnu rukc [kRe gqvkA

¼v/;{k egksn; us eq[; ea=h dk uke iqdkjk½

Jherh ys[korh tSu% Lihdj lkfgc] vHkh MsM+ ?kaVk gS] blls igys ckdh yksxksa dks Hkh VkbZe nsA eq>s vQlksl gS fd yhVj vkQ nh gkml dks Ms<+ ?k.Vk VkbZe fn;k tk jgk gSA

eq[; ea=h ¼jkvksa chjsUnz flag½% Lihdj lkfgc] xouZjt ,sMªSl ij nks jkst ls cgl py jgh gSA lkjh ckrsa nksuksa rjQ ls cgqr [kwclwjrh ds lkFk dgh xbZ gSA gfj;k.kk izkra ds cgknqj vkSj tks”khys yksxksa dh rjg bUgksus lkQ&xksbZ ls dke y;k dqN bl ckr dk vQlksl gksrk gSA fd igys jkst ls gh gkml dh fMxfuVh dks , ,d rjg dk /kCck yxk fn;k x;k gS vkSj gkml dh fMxfuVh dks dk;e ugh j[kkA bl ds fy,eS mEehn djrk gwa fd bl pht dk vki utj vankt djsaxs rks vkSj ekQ djsaxs fd D;kasfd vkids fy, lHkh ds fnyksa esa ,grjkegS vki gekjs ctqxZrjhu gS vkSj lhfu;j eksLV eSEcj gS&eq>s iwjh mEehn gS fd vkidk dksf”k”k djsxs fd vka;nk vPNs vPNs eS;kj dk;e gksA

eS ifMr Hkxor n;ky th ls ,d nj[kkLr d:axk fd mUgksus cgqr dqN fd;k mlds ckn ljdkj cny xbZ&bl ds fy, iafMr th us cM+s gkFk ikao ekjs] eS dgwaxk fd dqN vlsZ ds fy, og bl gkFk ikao ekjus dh ckS[kykgV dks NksM+ nsA vki lhfu;j vkjuscy esEcj gS ftUgksus cM+h “kkunkj iksth”ku fuHkkbZ gS vkSj vkt viksth”ku ds yhMj gS tc mud dh rjQ ls igy gks tkrh gS rks fdlh nsljs dks bytke ugh fn;k tkrk gSA eS muls mEehn djrk gwafd viksth”ku ds jSDl esa ifMr th fMflfIyu esUVsu djsaxsA eq>s bl ckr dk iw.kZ fo”okl gS fd vxj dksbZ izksoksds”ku ugh gksxh] nwljh rjQ ls] rks bl gkml dh fMxfuVksa dHkh uhps ugh gksxhA

Lihdj lkfgc] vthc gkykr gS xouZj lkfgc ds ,MSªl nsus ds ckn tYnh gh ljdkj cny xbZA ljdkj cnyus esa gekjk bruk gkFk ugh ftru iafMr Hkxor n;ky th dk [kqn dk gkFk FkkA budh esgjckuh ls ;g lc dqN gqvkA budh de esgjckuh gksrh rks ;g ljdkj u curh tks vki vki ds lkeus gSA geus t:jh le>k fd tks xouZj lkfgc us Hkk’k.k fn;k] og fiNyh xouZesaV lkfgc dk /kU;okn djrk gwafd mUgksus gekjs lkeus Hkk’k.k fn;k vkSj og eks”ku MkDVj eaxy lSu th us gkmlds lkeus j[khA vkerkSj ij xouZj lkfgc ds Hkk’k.k esa tks ckrs vkrh gSa mu es afiNyh ljdkj dh ikfylht] vkxs vkus okyh ikfylht vkSj tks dke ljdkj us ihNs fd, gks ;k vkxs djuk pkgrs gS ;g lc dqN tkfgj gksrk gSA

tgka rd ikyhlht dk rkYyqd gS] FkksM|k cgqr erHksn vo”; gksrk gSa FkksM+k cgqr gesa xouZj lkfgc ds Hkk’k.k ls gks ldrk gS ftldh ppkZ esjs lkfFk;ksa us dh gS vkSj eS Hkh dqN d:axk tgk rd gfj;k.kk izkar dh lsok dk rkYyqd gS] lsok dk dke gS] ;kuh ljdkj us tks dke pyk j[ks gS] gks ldrkgS fd muesa dksbZ :dkoV u iM+sA ysfdu ,d ckr gks ldrh gS og ;g gS fd tks fiNyh ljdkj dk dke djus dk s bl ckr dh [kq”kh gS fd viksth”ku ds esEcjksa us tks bl Iok;aV dk mBk;k vkSj lgh rjhds ls fuHkk;k gSA ;g tks Hkk’k.k xouZj lkfgc us fn;k gS ;g mlh xouZesaV ds izksxzke dk FkkA

,d pht ftl esa dkQh erHksn gS vkSj bl ,MªSl esa ftl dk ftØ ugh vk;k gS] tks fd gfj;k.kk dh ftUnxh vkSj bTtr ds fy, cgqr vge Fkk ftlds fy, ifCyd dsd ekbaM essa ,thVs”ku gq,] og gS gfj;k.kk esa paMhx< dks feyk, tkus dk elykA paMhx< ds ckjsa esa bl ,MªSl esa dksbZ ftØ ugh gSA ,sMªSl esa paMhx< dk elyk] Hkk[kM+k dk elyk] ukykx< dk >xMk] Åu rglyh dk >xM+k] vcksgj vkSj lquke ds >xM+ksa dk dk Hkh ftØ vkuk pkfg,A eq>s [kq”kh bl ckr dh gS fd iafMr Hkxor n;ky th us dy vius Hkk’k.k esa cgqr [kqy dj dgk gS fd tks LVSIl ckÅaMjh dfe”ku ds eqrkfyyd ljdkj us fy, Fks mUgs viuk;k ugh gSA eS muls ,d ckr iwNrk gwa fd tks dqN ;g djuk pkgrs Fks] ml lc dk ftØ bl ,MSªl esa D;ks ugh fd;k tks dne mUgksus gfj;k.kk esa mBkus pkgs ;k mBk, gS mudk mYys[k ,MªSl esa vkuk pkfg, Fkk eS le>rk gwa fd gfj;k.kk ds yksxksa dks bl ckr ls vU/ksjs es aj[kk x;kA Lihdj lkfgc] ge bl ekeys esa ,d jStksY;q”ku yk jgs gSA ;g iwjh MhVsy esa gksxkA eq>s iwjh mEehn gS fd bl ckjsa esa eq>s lgefr feysxhA bl ds ckjsa esa vkSj vf/kd ugh cksywaxkA bl ljdkj dk tks utfj;k bl ckjsa esa gS og fcYdqy lkQ gS vkSj eS bruk gh vtZ d:axk fd ljdkj us tks utfj;k bl ckjsa esa viuk;k gS og lkjh Åap uhp ns[k dj] le> lksp dj vkSj ;g ;dhu ds fy, ugh rc lkylh ekuus ls bUdkj dj fn;k bl flylfys esa gekjs tks [kn”kkr Fks vkSj tks dqn ge us lkspk Fkk vkSj tks ckr gekjs ikl igaqaph Fkh og [kqn nwljh ikVhZ us viuh tcku ls dj nhA ts c;ku ljnkj xqjuke flag us iatkc vlsEcyh esa fn;] tks C;ky lar Qrg flag us fn;k paMhx< vkSj Hkk[kM+k ds eqrkfYyd muls ok;nk dj fy;k Fkk fd mugsa nsxs vkSj bl fy, mUgksus lkylh dk ekukFkk blf,y vxj gfj;k.kk lkylh ugh Hkh ekurk rks Hkh lkyl dks QSlyk ns dj Hkk[kM+k vkSj paMhx<+ iatkc dks ok;nk ds eqrkfcd ns nsuk pkfg,A

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% izkbZe fefuLVj us dUVªfMDV dj fn;k GSA

eq[; ea=h% Bhd gS] ysfdu lkylh ds fy, t:jh gksrk gS fd tks ikVhZt fMLi;wV esa gks og fny ds lkFk oxSj izksd.Mh”kut~ ds lkylh dks ekusa vkSj lkylk dk tks QSlyk gks og ges”kk ds fy, Qkbuy gksA ,d t:jh ikVhZ bl esa lar Qrsg fla gS ftlds ty djus dh /kedh ds Mj ls ;g b”kq jhvksiu gqvkA og vxj ;g dgs fd lkyl dk QSlyk mUgs blh ckr ij eUtwj gS fd QSlyk gekjs gd esa djsa vkSj gesa ns rks bl lkylh esa QkbuSfyVh utj ugh vkrhA gesa igys ls ;g bUQjes”ku Fkh fd muds D;k [;kykr Fks bl ckjsa esa kvSj vc rks mUgksus [kqys rkSj ij------Jh Hkxor n;ky “kekZ% ;g xyr ckr FkhA

eq[; ea=h% vkidh rjQ ls xyr gks ldrh gS yfdu vdkyh ny bl xyr ugh ekurk lar bls xyr ugh ekurkvkSj tc rd ;g ;dhu u gks fd lkylk dk tks QSlyk gksxk mlds Åij ;g rlYyh djsaxs vkSj ekusxs ml le; rd lkylh ds fy, bUdkj djuk csgrj gh Fkk blds vykok nwljk jkLrk utj ugh vkrk Fkk------

Jh Hkxor n;ky “kekZ% 'kkg deh'ku dh fjiksVZ vk xbZ Fkh vkSj 'kkg lkfgc lqizhe dksVZ ds tt Fks muds QSlys ds ckn tc fMlI;wV gqvk rks lSVªy xouZeSaV ftlds phQ iz/kkuea=h gSa mu ij QSlyk NksMK x;kA eSa le>rk gwa geus ,slk djds xyrh ugha dhA ml tteSaV ds ckn dksbZ vksj lqizhe ckSMh flok, lSaVªy xouZeSaV ds vksj iz/kkuea=h ds ugha Fkh tks bl QSlys ij utjlkuh dj ldrhA ge vanktk ugha yxk ldrs fd gekjs lkFk T;knrh gksrhA gekjk fo'okl gS fd mlds vanj ykHk esa gh jgrsA ysfdu fQj Hkh tks rjhdk ljdkj mu bykdksa dks gkfly djus ds dfy, viuk,xh mlesa dksbZ erHkn ugha og gfj;k.kk ds bykds gSa vkSj mUgsa ge ysaxsA ¼ph;tZ½ nwljh pht eSa ;g vtZ djuk pkgrk gwa fd fiNyh ljdkj us dHkh gfj;k.kk ds fgr ds f[kykQ ckr ugha dh vkSj ckj ckj dgk fd gfj;k.kk dh ,d bap /kjrh ge nsuk ugha pkgrs vkSj gekjs tks bykds nck, gq, gSa mudks gkfly djuk gSA eq[;ea=h% blh flyflys esa Lihdj lkgc] eSa vtZ d:axk fd >xM+k [kkyh paMhx<+ dk gh ugha Hkk[kM+k dk Hkh elyk gSA Hkk[kM+k dks lkylh esa Hkstuk gfj;k.kk ds lkFk tcjnLrh gSA ,d izkstSDV gks ftldk cM+k Qk;nk 54 Qhlnh ds djhc gfj;k.kk dks fey jgk gks] fgekpy vkSj jkTkLFkku Hkh ftlds ikVZuj gksa mlds gfj;k.kk dks u nsdj iatkc eas nsus dh ckr gks rks gfj;k.kk ds yksx vkSj ljdkj mls fdlh lwjr esa cjnkLr u djsaxsA gekjh ftanxh ds fy, tks t:jh phtsa gSa vkSj tks gekjk ykbQ cyM~M gS ikuh vkSj fctyh mls nwljs gkFkksa esa nsuk ge dHkh xokjk ugha djsaxs pkgs muds fy, gesa dqN Hkh djuk iM+sA

pkS- fjtd jke vHkh rd LVSil rks dksbZ fy, ughaA

eq[;ea=h% vki dk lg;ksx jgk rks dne t:j mBk,axsA

pkS- fjtd jke% rks fQj mBkvks] ge vkids lkFk gSaA

eq[;ea=h% bl flyflys esa eSa vtZ djrk gwa fd nwljh ikVhZ us Hkk[kM+k vkSj paMhx<+ dks NksM+ dj ckdh lkjs fMlI;wV~l ds fy, deh'ku dh ekax dhA tc nwljs >xMksa ds fy, deh'ku ekaaxrs gS rks fQj paMhx<+ vkSj Hkk[kM+k Hkh D;kas mlh deh'ku ds liwnZ ugha fd;k tkrk\ bu ckrksa ls gh gekjk 'kd c<+k vkSj vkf[kj og lgh lkfcr gqvk ftlls gesa LVSM pst djuk iM+kA vc tks LVSM geus viuk;k gS og vkids lkeus gS vksj ,d izLrko dh 'kDy esa gekjs lkFkh dh rjQ ls vk x;k gSA bruk vtZ vkSj dj nwa fd jhvkxZsukbZts'ku ds oDr tks gekjs yhMJ Fks ikVhZ ds] ljdkj rks ml oDr ugha Fkh] D;k mUgksaus vius QtZ dks tks mudk gfj;k.kk dh rjQ Fkk mls lgh ek;uksa esa fuHkk;k] gesa dkSulk bykdk feykA ;k ugha feyk paMhx<+ ij gekjk fdruk gd curk Fkk vkSj fdruk ge lkfgc dj ldrs Fks og nwljh ckr gSA ysfdu lc ls cM+h rkSghu vksj csbUlkQh gfj;k.kk dh turk ds lkFk ;g gqbZ fd deh'ku QSlyk nsrh gS fd paMhx<+ vkSj [kjM ds bykds gfj;k.kk dks tkus pkfg,a ysfdu mlds ckotwn ;g [kjM+ dk bykdk iatkc dks ns fn;k tkrk gS vkSj paMhx<+ ;wfu;u VSjsVjh esa 'kkfey dj fy;k tkrk gSA eSa le>rk gwa fd gfj;k.kk ds yksxksa dh bTtr vksj xSjr dks blls cM+k pSyasat vkSj dksbZ ugha gks ldrk gSA D;k fd;k bl dkaxzsl ikVhZ us] mlds yhMj us vkSj usrkvksa us gfj;k.kk dh bTtr dk;e j[krs ds fy,] tks vkt nqgkbZ nsrs gSa fd eSa paMhx<+ ds ekeyksa essa fnypLih ugha ys jgk Fkk\ ysfdu vPNh rjg ;kn gkxk bu lkfFk;ksa dks fd tc fjiksVZ ds ckn paMhx<+ dks pwfu;u VSjsVjh esa 'kkfey djus dh ckr gqbZ rks eSaus ;g lq>ko ikVhZ esa fn;k fd gesa ugha ekuuk pkfg, pkgs gesa bl ekeyk ij ,sftVs'ku djuh iM+s vkSj ikVhZ NksM+uh iM+s ------¼'kksj½------Jh jke/kkjh ckyehdh% vki rks dgrs Fks fd paMhx<+ ij ugha vM+uk pkfg,A

eq[;ea=h% vki ckr dks le>s ugha Fks vkSj u le> ldrs Fks D;kasfd vkidks mruh gh le> Fkh ftruh vkidks Hkxorn;ky th le>krs Fks ------¼'kksj½------

fodkl ea=h% Lihdj lkfgc] vki bl eksLV dYpMZ ,sM ,twdsfVM eSu dks le>k,a ------¼'kksj½------

Jh j.kflag% tku , IokbaV vkQ vkMZj lj ------

Jh n;k d`’.k% vku , Iok;aV vkQ vkMZj lj ------¼'kksj½------

Jh j.k flag% vku , Iok;aV vkQ vkMZj flj------

Jh v/;{k% tjk Bgjs ,d rsjs ihNs Hkh rks [kM+k gS------¼”kksj½------mls rks igys lqu ysus nks------

Jh n;k d`’.k% lc ls igys Lihdj lkfgc] ;g ckr gS fd ps;j dks fMxfuQkbM y¶t bLrseky djus pkfg,A vkius tks dgk gS fd rsjs ihNs ,d vkSj [kM+k gS ;g xyr

eq[; ea=h% ;g ctqxZ gS vxj ;g rsjk Hkh dg ns rks Hkh bTtr dh ckr gS mUgksus I;kj ls dgk gS------Jh v/;{k% vkidksa ^rsjk* dguk cqjk yxk gS ysfdu esjk dksBZ ,slk oSlk eryc ugh FkkA FkksM+k fjokt gS gekjs ;gak bl rjg dgus dk-----

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% ysfdu mUgksus tks ;g dgk fd cS tk ugh rks fiVsxk og okil gksuk pkfg,------¼”kksj½------

vkokts% okil yksA

vkokts% geus lquk ughA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% Lihdj lkfgc mUgsa dgs fd okil ys------¼”kksj½------

fodkl ea=h% okil D;k yw tc eS us dgk gh ugh------¼”kksj½------

eq[; ea=h% Lihdj lfkgc] ekuuh; iafMr tks us vkr Hkh ;g ckr dgh fd iatkc dk caVokjk ughk gskrk vxj ljnkj izrki flag dSjksa ftUnk jgrsA budh dSjksa lkfgc ds izfr tks Hkkouk mlls eq< dksbZ b[krykQ ughA dSjksa lkfgc esa dbZ ,d vPNs xq.k Fks k vkSj mu xq.kksa dh otg ls teS Hk mudk vknj fd;k djrk FkkA ysfdu eS iafMr tks ls iwNuk pkgrk gwa fd os vc brus ijs”kku D;ksa gSA eS rks bruk tkurk gwa fd os u rks gfj;k.kk vukus ds gd es igys Fks vkSj u mUgsa vc blds cuus ds ckn [kq”kh gqbZ gSA ijUrq vc D;ksafd gfj;k.kk ,d ,dhdr cu xbZ gS vKSj dksbZ bls rksM_us ls jgkA eS ifMr th ls izkFkZuk d:axk fd os bu ckrsa dks NksM+dj fd gfj;k.kk uh curk ;fn og gksrk ;k og gksrk] os bdks rjDdh ij ys tkus ds fy, gekjh enn djsA vc rd rks oSls vkius dks ughA blds lkFk lkFk Lihdj lkfgc] eS ifMr th dks ;g Hkh crk nsuk pkfgrk gwafd tkg izrki flag dSjks us vki ls I;kj fd;k] vki dks cuk;k ogka vki dks cukus esa esjk Hkh gkFk FkkA tc vki vu&viksTM izsthMsaV cus rks og flQZ dSjksa lkfgc us gh vkidks ugh cuk;k Fkk] ml es esjkHkh gkFk Fkk ;fn eS dSjksa lkfgc dk lkFk u nsrk rks vki vu&viksTM izsthMV ugh vk ldrs FksA ysfdu brk lc dqN gksrs gq, Hkh vkius gekjs lkFk lywd fd;k og cgqr gh [ksntud gSa ckj ckj ;g dguk fd dkaxzsl ds eSECj esjs uhps Fks ;g ckr esjh le> esa ugh vrkA blls rks ogh ckr lkeus vkrh gS tks vke yksx dgrs gfd vkius ikVhZ ds yksxksa dks dHkh cjkcjh dk ntkZ rks D;k nsuk ijUrq ,d lkFkh ds lkFk tks lywd gksuk pkfg, og Hkh ugh fd;kA ;g Bhd gS fd ge dkaxzsl ds fVdV ij yMs ysfdu ;g dguk fd vxj eS fVdV u nsrk rks ge vkt ;gk u gksr nq:Lr ckr ughA fVdV nsus dk dke flQZ vki dk gh ugh FkkA ge Hkh vkids lkFk cSBrs Fks] geus Hkh flQkfj”ks dh] dgh vkius gekjh ekuh vksj dgh geus vkidh ekuhA vki tks ckj ckj d;g dgrs gS dkaxzslh eSEcj vkid ds uhps ge bld fojks/k djrs gSA vkSj blls ;g ckr tkfgj gks tkrh gS vkSj ftldks fd budksa ekuuk pkfg, fd vkidus dkaxzsl ds iqjkus vkSj vPNs vPNs eSEcjks dks etcwj djds] mu ds fnyksa dks Bal igaqpuk djdj] ikVhZ ls ckgj tkus ds fy, etcwj fd;kA

Lihdj lfkgc] tgka rd buds vk vkjksi dk rkYyqd gS fd vu yksxksa dks tks dkaxzsl dks NksMdj dj b/kj vk, gS nksckjk bySD”ku yM+uk pkfg, blds ckjesa eS eS fuosnu d:a fd gesa nksckjk bySD”ku yM+us dh t:jr ugh D;ksafd bySD:ku ds nkSjku gh ;g lc dqN QSlyk gks x;k FkkA ml oDr vkius dksbZ dlj ugh NksM+h gesa gjkus esa vkSj geus dkbZ dlj ugh NksMH vius thrus ds fy,A ge rks ml oDr [kqys IysVQkeZ ls yksxksa lds dgrs Fks fd gHkkbZ ns[kksa fd blesa dksbZ “kd ugh fd geus dkaxzsl dk flEcy fy;k gS ijUrq gesa gjkus ds fy, dkaxzsl dh rjQ ls gh cgqr dksf”k”ks gks jgh gSA bl fy, vc ;g vki ds gkFk dh ckr gS fd ftldksa ethZ oksV nksA geus bl ds ckjesa esa gkbZ dekaM dks fpfV~B;k Hkh fy[kh Fkh vkSj rkj Hkh fn;s FksA eS rks pkS/kjh fjtd jke dks is”kSUl dh nkn nsrk gwaA muds lkFk Hkh ogh dqN gqvk Fkk tks gekjs lkFk gqvkA ysfdu os cjnk”kr dj x, D;ksafd muesa cM+k fny Fkk vkSj ge cjnk”kr ugh dj ldsA blds ckotwn Hkh geus ,d felky dk;e dh gSA gekjs lkfFk;ksa esa ls]f trus dkaxzsldks NksM+dj vk,] ,d gh lkFkh ,slk Fkk tks fd vkidh benkj ls vk;k dgk tk ldrk FkkA os lkFkh pkS/kjh gj}kjh yky th Fks ijUrq mUgksus Hkh nqckjk bySD”ku yM+dj ,d felky dk;d dj nh gSA eS rks dbZ ckj lksprk Fkk fd geus ;g ,d vPNk QSlyk ugh fd;k D;ksafd oSls rks vki ?kjksa esa cSBs jgrs ijurq bl bySD”k’u ds dkj.k vkius dqN pUnk gkfly dj fy;k dqN vkidk vkSj nky nfy;k cu x;kA oSls rks ^^f[kfl;kuh fcYyh [kaHkk uksprh gh gS** ijUrq 15 gtkj oksVksa ls thrus ds ckn Hkh tc Hkh tc fd vHkh ,d iksfyax LVs”ku ds cDls dks [kksyk gh ugh x;k] ;g dguk fd /kka/kyh ls bySD”ku yM+k x;k fcYdqy xYr ckrk gSA D;k vkidks mu fnuksa dh ;kn ugh tc vkius gesa [kjkc fd;k FkkA dksbZ gYdk vkius ,slk ugh NksM+k Fkk tgka ls vQlj rcnhy ugh fd, E;qfufliy desfV;ksa ugh rksM+ nhA fjokM+h esa ,slk gh gqvk FkkA esjs cfgus ds gYds ds vUnj vkius ftl rjhds ls ljdkjh e”kkujh dk bLrseky fd;k og fdlh ls Nqik gqvk ugh gSA vkidksa pky “kk;ngekjsde Hkh vk xbZ gksA rks vc vki vxj nqfu;k dks ;g dg dj ;dhu fnykuk pkgs fd dkaxzsl dh f”kdLr cgknqjx<+ ds mi pquko esa blfy, gqbZ fd ogka xYr rjhds bLrseky gq, rks dksbZ ;dhu ugh djsxkA lkjs gkml dh vksj lkjs fgUnqLrku dks irk gS fd ;g thr 15 gtkj oksVksa ls gqbZA

Jh Hkxor n;ky “kekZ% igys Hkh 13 gtkj ls thrs FksA eq[; ea=h% ;g blf,y ugh fd dkaxzsl dks thr Fkh] cfYd gj}kjh yky tks dks viuh ikiQySfjVh dh otg ls thr gqbZ FkhA vc bl bySD”ku essa] la;qDr by us bySD”ku yM+ dj ;g crk nf;k gS fd gekjh fdruh QykSbax gS vkSj yksx la;qDr ny dh ljdkj dk fdruk ,fizf”K;sV djrs gSA eS rks LorU= ikVhZ dk ,d eSEcj tks vkius ys fy;k gS ml ij Hkh viuk gd le>rk gwaA vxj vki mldks bLrhQks ns dj yM+k ns rks dkaxzsl dk gfj;k.kk esa ghu guh lksj fgUnqLrku esa uke gks tk,xkA

Jh nhu eqgEen% Lihdj lkfgc] budk gekjs Åij dksbZ gd ugh gSA

eq[; ea=h% Lihdj lkfgc] eS blls vkxs pykrk gwaA ;gak ij esjs dqN nksLrksa us dgk fd eSEcjks dks rksM+k tkrk gS] mUgs “kjkc fiykbZ tkrh gS] iSls fn, tks gS] dqjIr fd;k tkr gSA vxj pkS/kjh lkfgc viuh ikVhZ ds fy, ;g ckrs dj jgs gS rc rks Bhd gSA exj eS vius b/kj cSBs gq, eSECjka ds ckjesa esa vkidks buQesZ”ku ns nwA fd gekjs b/kj u dksbZ VwVus okyk gS] u dksbZ rksM+us okyk gSA bUgksus dbZ bySD”kuksa esa Lihdj lkfgc] ,sls dke fd, tks fd uktk;t rkSj ij fd, x,A vxj jkT; lHkhk ds bySD”ku dks tk;tk fy;k tk, rks irk pysxk fd fdruk iSlk [kpZ fd;k x;kA gekjs ;gka blds foijhr dksbZ ,slk HkkbZ ugh gS tks dqjIV rjhds ls ;gk cSBk gSA vkSj vxj ;gka dksbZ ,slkh ckrs gqbZ rks mls ds fy, dkaxzsl ikVhZ dh fteesnkjh curh gSA

pkS/kjh fjtd flag% vkidh ykyst esa vxj ,slh cgqr lh ckrs gS rks ge ij ,D”ku ys ysA

eq[; ea=h% th gka] eq>s cgqr lh ckrksa dh ukyst gSA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% mu cgqr ls dsflt esa ,d buds lUr lkfgc Hkh gSA

eq[; ea=h% Lihdj lkfgc] bl oDr esjh rks ;gh Lihp gSA ctV ij rks Qkbusl fefuLVj gh tokc nsxs] bl fy, vxj vkujscy eSEcj bUVªIV u djsa rksS ftu ckrks adk tokn nsuk pkgrk gwa ns ldwaxkA

pkS/kjh fjt jke% D;k eq[; ea=h dks irk ugh fd ,d ,d eSEcj dks gtkjks :i;s feys gq, gSA

eq[; ea=h% Lihdj lkfgc] pkS/kjh lkfgc dk bUQkesZ”ku muds vius eSECjksa ds ckjsa es ekywe gksrh gSA gekjs eSEcjksa us rks :i, dk Bqdjk;k gSA bUgksus jkT; lHkh ds bySD”kuksa ,d iwathifr dks [kM+k djds ns[k fy;kA vkSj ;gka rd gqvk fd buds eSEcjksa us :Ik;k muls [kk;k vkSj pkS/kjh eqf[r;kj falg dks nks oksV Qkyrq gh feysA oSls tgka rd :i;s dk loky gS] vxj buds okl Qkyrq :i;k gS rks gejs eSEcj ysa ysxsA vkSj og :i;k ljdkj dks fMoSYieSaV ds dkeksa esa yxk nsaxsA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% jkT; lHkh ds bySD”ku esa 13 vknfe;ksa us :i;k fy;k gSA

eq[; ea=h% Lihdj lkfgc] eSus viuh fLFkfr lkQ dj nh gSA fd gekjk ny rks ,d Hkw[kk uaxk ny gSA ftlds ikl u iSlk gS] vkSj u og iSls dk vius ikl tksM+ dj j[kuk kpkgrk gS ge turk esa tkdj :i;k bdV~Bk dj ysrs gS vkSj gekjk [kpZ py tkrk gS] ysfdu vki dk rjg ge fdl ls yk[k :i;s ugh ysrsA

fodkl ea=h% Lihdj lkfgc] ;g lp gS tks fd eq[; ea=h lkfgc Qjek jgs gSA ge viuk gSfl;r ls vkxs ugh c<+rsA ¼galh½

eq[; ea=h% ;gka ij ,d eSECj dks vxok fd;k x;k] mldks iqfyl rQrh”k dj jgk gS] ekeyk lkeus vk tk,xkA eS fjtd jke th dh f[kner esa vtZ djukpkgrk gwa fd gfjtu esEcj dks xjhc le> dj ml dks eqQfy’k le> dj] ml dks lqyQs dk u”kk djk dj vkSj “kjkc fiyk dj ys tk;k x;k mls utjcUn j[kk x;k] ;g eSecj ftl rjhds ls ;gka vk;k gS ;g ckr ekywe gks tk,xhA og esEcj ;gka ekStwn gSA tks tks okD;kr mlds lkFk gq, gSA og [kqn C;ku dj nsxkA ,d vkneh dks tcjnLrh mBkuk ;g dkaxzsl ds eSEcj gh dj ldrs gSA] la;qDr ny ds vUnj rks [kqyk NqVVk gSa geus fdlh dks gfj}kjk y x,] u _f’kds”k y x,] vkSj u elwjh ys x,A ;g lc dqN dkaxzsl ljdkj gh djrh jgh gSA

Jh Hkxor n;ky “kekZ% gfj}kj rks ifo= vkneh t;k djrs gSA ge ckj ds vanj rks ugh ys x, Fks “kjkc fiykus ds fy,A

eq[; ea=h% QwM ds ckjs esa dgk x;k fd gkyr r”koh”kukd gSA eS bl ckr dks rlyhe djrk gwa ysfdu eS bruk ;dhu fnyk ldrk gwa fd tks dqN fiNyh ljdkj djrk jgh gS flPos”ku dks Bhd djus ds fy, ;g ljdkj muls csgrj dke djsxhA ,dne iSnkokj c<+kuk gekjs gkFk es augh gS ysfdu iSnkokj c<+kus ds fy, ge iSlk [kpZ djsa vkSj gj rjhds ls lk/ku eqgS;k djus dh dksf”k”k djsaxsA tgka rd phuh dk loky gS og gesa LVsV dh ikyhlh ds eqrkfcd vkSj jhDok;jesaV ds eqrkfcd ugh feyrh blds fy, lSVj okyksa us vthc fglkj cuk j[kk gS og dgrs gS fd datEi”ku dk tks iSVuZ gksxk mls fglkc ls phuh nh tk,xh tks cM+s cM+s “kgj gS mudksa T;knk nsrs gS D;ksa ogk ij mudh mnkjrk ls T;knk datEi”ku gksrh jgh gA ysfdu gekjk tks gfj;ks.ks dk ilekank bykdk gS mudks dgrs gS fd og phuh [kkuk tkurs ugh] mudh datEi”u de gS bl fy, de dksVk nsuk gSA ;gka ij gh cl bEiksfVZM OghV gedks 15@16 gtkj Vu pkfg, ysfdu fiNyh tks ,yksds”ku 10 gtkj Vu dh Fkh og Hkh gesa vHkh rd ugh feyh] “kk;N nwljh LVsVksa dks ge ls T;kn t:jr gksA vxj Lihdj lfkgc] og fcgkj dh enn djus ds fy, dgrs gS rks dksB z ckr ugh ge [kq”k gSA ysfdu tks gekjk gx curk gS mlds fglkc ls vxj vkSjksa sk feyrk gS rks dksbZ otg ugh fd gesa u fn;k tk,A gekjh tks fiNyh dkaxzsl dh ldjkdj Hkh mlus fMfLVªC;w”ku dk

blds vykok baMLVªh ds ckjsa esa ;gka ij dqN ckrsa gqbZA vki vPNh rjg tkurs gSA fd tcls vktknh feyh dkaxzsl dh ljdkj gfj;k.ks ls equkflc lywd ugh djrh jgh Fkh vkSj ,slk djus esas T;knk gkFk ysV ljnkj izrki flag dSjksa dk Fkk] ojuk vxj gfj;k.ks dks vius gdwd feyrs jgrs rks iatkc dh rdlhe u gskrhA iatkc dh rdlhe djkuk lrk Qrsg flag vkSj vdkyh ny ds cl dh ckr ugh FkhA vxj iatkc dh rdlhe gqbZ gS rks gekjs mu HkkbZ;ksa us djokbZ gS D;ksafd gekjs lkFk /kDdk gksrk FkkA cVokjs ds ckn baMLVªh ds 16@17 gtkj dEiksftV ;wfuV Fks ftuesa ls 4 gtkj ds djhc gfj;k.ks esa vk, gS ckdh lc iatkc esa j x, gSA blh rjg bjhxs”ku dks vki ns[k ysA gfj;k.ks esa 27 izfr”kr dqy tehus bjhxsV gksrh gS vkSj blds eqdkcys esa iatkc esa 62 izfr”kr gksrh gSa fdruh tcnLr fMliSfjVh gSA bl fy, gesa cgqr dqN djuk iMs+xkA vkSj cgqr QkbuSfll dh t:jr gksxhA gesa gj ekeys esa ihNs j[kk x;k gSa :jy vkSj vjcu ikiqys”ku T;knk gS vkSj ogka ij cgqr cM+h cM+h baMLVªht vkSj fox izktSDV~l yxus Fks ysfdu fiNyh dkaxzsl ljkj us mu lck dks Hkqyk fn;k] mu dks oSls gh NksM fn;kA vxj og 30@35 djksM+ :i, dh baMLVªh gfj;k.ks esa yx pqdh gksrh rks vkt gfj;k.ks dks ?kkVk dk lkeuk ugh djuk iM+rkA ge dksf”k”k dj jgs gS fd ;gka ij cM+h cM+h baMLVªht yxok,a vHkh geus dydrk vkSj cEcbZ ds cM+s cM+s b.MfLVª;fyLVl dh] tks gfj;k.ks ls ogka x, gq, gS] paMhx<+ esa dkUÝs cqykbZ Fkh ifMr Hkxor n;ky dh rjg pqids ls muds ikl ugh igaqpsA geus [kqy vkr mudks QSflfyVht nsus dk ,yku fd;k vkSj geus mUgsa gfj;k.ks esa baMLVªh yxkus ds fy, dgka rks baMLVªh dk c<+kok ds ekeys esa Hkh ge ihNs ugh jgsxsA

blds vykok foftySl ds ckjesa ea ckr gqbZA eS crkuk pkgawxk fd ge ml ds lkjs iSVuZu dks jh&vkxsZukbt dj jgs gS vkSj bruk bQSfDVo cuk jgs gS fd dfksbZ Hkh dlwjokj kneh bl dh tnls u cos ysfdu eS vkidks ;dhu fnykr gwa fd fofMfDV rjhds ls fofDVekbts”ku ugh gksxhA ftl rjg ls ;g ljdkj fdlh dkaxzslh ds f[kykQ ;k muds fdlh eatwjs utj ds f[kykQ Hkh bUdok;jh djsxh mlh rjg b/kj cSBus okys HkkbZ;ksa ds f[kykQ Hkh bUdok;jh djus ds fy, rS;kj gksxhA bu lck dkeksa esa gfj;k.kk cgqr tYnh vkxs c

Mh-,- c<+kus dh ckr ljdkjh eqykteksa ds ckjesa esa dgh xbZA vki dks ekywe gS fd gfj rjQ ls egaxkbZ vk jgh gSA xzsMt c<+okus ds fy, VhptZ vyx ekax dj jgs gS] fctyh cksMZ ds deZpkjh vyx ekax dj jgs gS vkSj nwljs ljdkjh eqykte tqnk eakx dj jgs gSA xks;k gj rjQ ls ekax dh tk jgh gSA Lihdj lkfgc] Hkkjr ljdkj cgqr vehj gSA mlus Mh-,- jsVl dks fjokbZt dj fn;kA Hkkjr ljdkj vehj gksus ds dkj.k Mh-,- fjokbZt dj nsrh gS vkSj nwwljksa ds fy, eqlhcr [kMh gks tkrh gSA gfj;k.kk izkar ds eqdkcys vkl ikl dh lHkh LVsV~l us Mh-,- c<+k fn;k gS fdUrq gfj;k.kk ds bEiykbZt dk Mh-,- blh lky c<=k gSSA pkj ikap eghu gks x;s gS tcfd geus ,EiykbZt dk nkscjk Mh-,- c

Jh Hkxor n;k; “kekZ% eagxkbZ c<+rh tk jgh gS] mUgs cM+h rdyhQ gSA

eq[; ea=h% ;g Bhd gS fd egaxkbZ c<+ jgh gS ysfdj vxj gkejs il iSlk gqvk rks nsxs] ysfdu bUgs ,sthVs”ku djus dh D;k t:jr gS\ gekjs QkbuSUl fefuLVj cgqr [kqys fny ds cSBs gSA ;g ljdkj xjhcksa dh vkSj gfjtuksa dh ljdkj gS] fiNMs oxksZ dh ljdkj gS vkSj pkS/kjh pkan jke dh ljdkj gSA tks dke fiNyh ljdkj brus vlsZ esa ugh dj ikbZ gekjh ljdkj us FkksMs+ ls vlsZ esa dj fn[kk;kA geus is fjohtu desVH Hkh cuk nh gS vkSj Mh-,- ds ekeys esa Hkh xkSj dj jgs gS vkSj vius QkbuSflt dks c<+kus dh dksf”k”k Hkh dj jgs gS bu “kCnksa ds lkFk Lihdj lkfgc] eS mEehn d:axk fd lkjk gkml bl lc fMLd”ku esa bl ,sMªSl ij brQkd jk; djsxk fd xouZj lkfgc us tks gkml ds lkeus Hkk’k.k fn;k gS mlds fy, ge lc “kqfØ;k djsaA

(At this state Mr. Deputy Speaker occupied the Chair)

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Question is— That the Members of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha assembled in this session are deeply grateful to the Governor for the address which he has been pleased to deliver to the House on the 20the March, 1967

The motion was carried

BILL (S)

Mr. Deputy Speaker: The House will now taken up the legislative business.

THE PUNJAB EXCISE (HARYANA AMENDMENT) BILL, 1967

Finance Minister (Sh. Mool chand jain): Sir, I beg to introduce the Punjab Excise (Haryana Amendment), Bill 1967.

That the Punjab Excise (Haryana Amendment) Bill be taken into consideration at once.

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Motion moved—

That the Punjab Excise (Haryana Amendment) Bill be taken into consideration at once.

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Question is—

That the Punjab Excise (Haryana Amendment) Bill be taken into consideration at once.

The motion was carried Mr. Deputy Speaker: Now, the House will take up consideration of the Bill clause by clause.

Jh calh yky% fMIVh Lihdj lkfgc bl cky dks gkml esa fMLdl gksus ls igys eSEcjksa dks de ls de 24 ?kaVs igys feyuk pkfg, FkkA bldk de ls de dqN rks irk gksuk pkfg,A

eq[; ea=h% dy Hkst fn;k x;k Fkk] vkt fey x;k gksxkA

Jh mik/;{k% vkfQl us dy Hkst fn;k Fkk vkt fey x;k gksxkA igys gksLVy esa Hkst fn, tkrs gS vkSj mls ckn tks esEcj gksLVy esa ugh feyrs muds fy, gkml dh Vscy ij j[kk tkrk gSA

Clause 2

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Question is—

That clause 2 stand part of the Bill

The motion was carried.

Clause 1

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Question is— That clause 1 stands part of the Bill

The motion was carried.

Title

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Question is—

That Title be the Title of the Bill

The motion was carried

Finance Minister (Sh. Mool Chand Jain): Sir, I beg to move—

That the Punjab Excise (Haryana Amendment) Bill be passed.

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Motion moved¡

That the Punjab Excise (Haryana Amendment) Bill be passed.

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Question is-

That the Punjab Excise (Haryana Amendment) Bill be passed.

The motion was carried.

Jh n;k d`’.k% esjh xqtkfj”k ;g gS fd fcy “kke dks fn;s x;s Fks ;k lqcg fn;s x;s Fks\

Jh mik/;{k% fdlh dks dy fey x;s Fks vkSj fdlh dks lqcg fn;s x;s FksA ;s lc ldqZytsV djok fn;s x;s FksA Jh n;k d`’.k% fMIVh Lihdj lfkgc] ;g tks fcy ikl gqvk gS blesa fdlh esEcj us baVªLV ugh fy;k vkSj u gh bUgksus bl ij dqN dgkA ;g bl fy;s gks jgk gS fd fcy le; iu ugh feysA

Jh mik/;{k% igys ldqZysV dj fn;s x;s FksA ¼fo?u½

THE LAND ACQUESTION (HARYANA AMENDMENT) BILL, 19677

Revenue Minister (Sh. Chand Ram): Sir, I beg to introduce the Land Acquisition (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 1967

Revenue Minister: Sir, I bet to move—

That the Land acquisition (Haryana Amendment) Bill be taken into consideration at once.

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Question is—

That the Land Acquisition (Haryana Amendment) Bill be taken into consideration at once.

The motion was carried.

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Now, the House will take up consideration of the Bill clause by clause.

Jherh vkse izHkk tSu% fMIVh Lihdj lfkgc] fefuLVj lkfgc us u dksbZ Lihp dh vkSj u dh dqN bo fcy ij ds ckjssa esa dgk gS\

jktLo ea=h% blds ckjesa eS eSus dksbZ t:jr eglwl ugh dh fd Lihp d:aA

Clause 2

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Question is—

That Clause 2 stand part of the Bill.

The motion was carried.

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Clause 1

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Questions—

That Clause I stand part of the Bill.

the motion was carried.

Title

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Question is-

That Title be the Title of the Bill.

the motion was carried.

Revenue Minister (Sh. Chand Ram): Sir, I beg to move- That the Land Acquisition (Haryana Amendment) Bill be passed.

Jh calh yky% fMIVh Lihdj lfkgc] ;g fcy gesa feyk gh ugh gkml esa dSls vk x;kA geus bls i<+k rd ughA veSMeSV~l nsus ds fy, dksbZ VkbZe ugh feyk------

Jh mik/;{k% ;g vkidks ldqZysV dj fn;k x;k FkkA

Jh calh yky% gesa rks feyk ughA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% ;g lc eSEcjku ds ikl ugh igaqpk gSA eSEcjku dks dqN VkbZe rks bls ns[ksus dks feyuk pkfg,A

Jh mik/;{k% ;g fcy 24 ?kaVs igys ldqZysv dj fn;k FkkA bl fy, bls ns[kus dk ekSdk ns fn;k x;k gS------¼”kksj½------

dqN vkokts% gesa ldqZysV ugh gqvk------¼”kksj½------

Jh mik/;{k% blesa [kke[kkg “kksj epkus ddh D;k ckr gS\ esus d fn;k gS fd ;g fcy gj ,d eSEcj dks 24 ?kaVs igys lIykbZ dj fn;k x;k gSA blfy, vki cSB tk,A

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% blesa vka[ks pedkus vkSj /kedkus dh D;k ckr gS\ vxj dksbZ eSEcj tk;t ckr dgrk gS rs ps;j dk QtZ gS mls lqusA But you are trating the opposition in

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Jh mik/;{k% eSaus ns[k fy;k gS fd ;g fcy 24 ?kaVs igys vkfQl ls pyk x;k gSA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% vkfQl ls pys tkuk gh dkQh ugha eSEcjku dks igqapuk Hkh t:jh gSA

Jh mik/;{k% ftuds ikl ugha igqapk mudh lhVksa ij Hkh dkfi;ka j[k nh FkhaA

jktLo ea=h% ;g fcy fctuSl ,Mokbtjh desVh ds QSlys ds eqrkfcd yk, x, gSa vkSj bl gkml us ml QSlys dks ,sizwo fd;k FkkA ckdh fcy dh dkiht ldqZysV Hkh gqbZ gS vkSj gekjs Vscy~t ij Hkh t:j vkbZA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% Lihdj lkfgc] tc pS;j ij Fkss rks mUgksaus ;g esgjckuh QjekbZ fd ,MSªl ij cgl tcjnLrh cUn dj nh vkSj tks cksyuk pkgrs Fks mUgsa cksyus ugha fn;k gkykafd lkjk fnu ,yksdsV FkkA vc fMIVh lkfgc vk, rks Dykt fdlh fcy dh ikl gks jgh gS rks fcy dksbZ vkSj gh ikl dj;k tk jgk gSA fcy ij veSaMeSaV nsus dk dksbZ VkbZe ugha feyk vkSu u mls dksbZ i<+ ldkA dksbZ rks dkvkisz”ku dh ckr gksuh pkfg,A Lihdj vkSj fMIVh Lihdj dk joS;~;k ,slk gks rks dke dSls pysxkA ------¼”kksj½A Jh eaxy lSu% fMIVh Lihdj lkfgc] vkiksth”ku dh rjQ ls cM+h ukjktxh fn[kkbZ tk jgh gS vkSj [kkl rkSj ij fjtd jke th dks ,sls ukjkt dHkh ugha ns[kkA irk ugha D;k ckr gS dksbZ ckr ry[kh okyh utj rks blesa vkrh ughaA eSa 12 lky ls gkml dk eSEcj pyk vk jgk gwa vkSj geus fcy vkrs ns[ks gSA 24 ?kaVsigys fcy pys tkrs gS vkSj fQj nslwj fnu gkmles avk tkrs gSA------

Jh nso jkt vkuUn% ge Hkh 12 lky lg gh vk jgs gS gesa irk gSA

Jh eaxy lSu% 12 lky ls rks t:j vk jgs gksxs ysfdu vkius izks&lhfMx~t esa rks dHkh ikVZ ugh fy;k vkSj u vkiu sdHkh dksbZ veSMeSaV gh nh------

Jh j.k flag% vxj eku Hkh fy;k tk, fd dy “kke dks fcy dh dkih Hkst nh rks Hkh vc lk<+s ckjg cts gS] 24 ?kaVs dSls gks x,------¼”kksj½

Jh eaxy lSu% “kke dks fey tkus dk eryc ukjeyh 24 ?kaVs gksrk gSA ges irk gS igys ls gh ,slk gksrk vk jgk gSA vki irk dj ys ;gh izkslhtj pykr gS HkkbZ calh yky th irk ugh dgk tksM+ rksM esa yx jgsA fcy rks lc dks igaqp ;qdk gS vkSj ;gka Vscy ij Hkh j[k fn;k x;k FkkA vxj fQj Hkh bu dh rlYyh ugh gksrh dksbZ ckr ughA fMIVh Lihdj lfkgc] vxj :y~t ,tkÅ djr sgS rks budks vkSj ekSdk ns nsaA

Jh mik/;{k% pkS/kjh lkfgc us tks dgk gS fdj ,sMªSl ds fy, lkjk fnu j[kk Fkk og xyr gSA fctuSl ,Mokbtjh desVh dh fjiksVZ i<+ ysA mlesa lkjk fnu ugh Fkk] ;g fcy Hkh j[ks gSA

pkS/kjh fjtd jke% og ;g Fkk fd vxj VkbZe cp tk, rksA

jktLo ea=h% fMIVh Lihdj lfkgc] vxj ;g T;knk ,sftfVM gS rks dksbZ ckr ugh ckdh fcy dy ys fy, tk, ysfdu ;g fcy tks Vsd vki dj fy;k gSA bls ikl dj nsA

Mr. Deputy Speaker: Motion moved—

That the Land Acquisition (Haryana Amendment) Bill be pased

The motion was carried.

Jh eaxy lSu% fMIVh Lihdj lkfgc] ckdh fcy dj ij j [k nhft,

Jh mik/;{k% lHkk dy 9 ctsa izkr% rd ds fy, ,MtuZ dh tkrh gSA (The House the adjourned till 9-00 A.M. on Wednesday, the 7th June, 1967)