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I'8cj.I8sl the G9vemment to Lat [Translation) This August House Know the Steps It Is Going to Take to Solve Water Crisis in Deihl 403 WlttenAnstNtS APRIL 10,1992 WritrenAnswers 404 would Ike to I'8CJ.I8Sl the G9vemment to lat [Translation) this august House know the steps It Is going to take to solve water crisis in Deihl. This Is SHRI BRISHIAN PATEL: He has been not the problem merely In those areas where arrested. Arrests have been made. They the hon. Mermers of Par1Iament or the Min- hav~ been nabbed. * is related to the leader isters live, but for the common man who face of the opposition in Bihar, Dr Jagannath the water problem. The Goveml'l'J8nt should Mishra. Because thls is a case of political take some concrete steps to supply them vendena. Shri J)e.vendra Prasad Yadav's water and make a statement in the younger brother was killed deliberately. It is House ..•..• ( Int8fl1Jptions). because Shri Lalu Prasad Yadav was about to inaugurate the Phulparas Sub-division. SHRI KALKA' tiAs (KaroIbagh): Mr. Those people did not want it and resented It. Speaker, SIr, we have drawn the attention of They thought that because of initiative being the House towards this many times. This Is taken by Janata Dal Phulparas has been the factual position that Delhi is going to face made a sub division and later this credit will acute water crisis, as stated by the hon. go to them only. That is why quite deliber- Member. This has created a lot of tension In ately a conspiracy was hatched and hon. the minds of people. W. have been drawing Member, Shri Devendra Prasad Yadav's the attention of the administration for many youngerbrotherwas killed. There is a planned years towards this, but the Government has conspiracy in it. That is why I would like to not done anything. This august House should request you to get it probed. The assailants apprise the Deihl Administration of acute should be punished. This is the only request shortage of water Delhi is going to face. that I would like to make to There is a doubt that people might die of you ...... (Intemiptions) ..... thirst. The administration should be directed to attend to it and solve the problem. SHRI NITISH KUMAR (Barh): Mr. Speaker sir, one person has been arrested SHRI BRISHIN PATEL (Slwan): Mr. In connection with the murder" ..... Speaker Sir, an hon. Member of this House, Shrl Devendra Prasad Yadav's younger [English) brother, Shrl Surendra Yadav was killed on 9.4.92 at 5.00 a.m. in the morning in Phul- MR. SPEAKER: Don't mention the paras market in Madhubanl district by a names. They are not here to defend them- bullet. Duty conscious and brave police in- selves. spector of Phulparas nabbed the three CUl- prits on the spot. The name of one of the ( Interruptions) assailant's Is * - - - - who in the Bihar Vidhan Sabha ..... [Translation 1 [English) SHRI NITISH KUMAR: Congress (I) candidates in the assembly elections· MR. SPEAKER: The name is not form- (lnterruptions) ......This is a political ing part of the record. mUrder ...... ( Interruptions) (lntetnJptions) MR. SPEAKER: Such an allegation can *Not recorded. 405 WrlltBnAnswtB CHAITRA21,1g14(SAKA) Writt9nAnswers 406 be made against you as well... ... (/nterrup- House. It is about the murder of an 000. tJons).. ..•. Member's brother. During the lastfew days, especially all through the last week a furore SHRI NITISH KUMAR: You catTdelete over the murder of Shri Hemant Shahl was the name. I would II<e to tell you that this is raised so much so that once the House had apolitical nuder andthll political murder Is to be adjoumed. It appears to me that the the wacK of the Congr81S(1) people In this views about the individual's life are ex- area. It hM two purpo... the first is poIII- pressed in a strange way. If anhon. Metriler calvendatlaandthe second II thattheyseak of a uglslative Assembly or an M.P. Is klied. to destabilize the State Govemment. In any there Is a furore in the House about this. It way they want to disturb the law and order shall be talked in such a way as if the entire situation and then allege that It has deterio- heaven has fallen. The same reaction Is rated. On the one hand, they are killing and seen in the States also, but if an ordinary on the other hand they want to show that man Is kilJedthen the kind of psyche we have peace In the State is disturbed. After coming fin now is that his life was of little consequent. to DeIhl they want to gtve publicity to this Every morning we read in newspapers that thing. Mr. Speaker, Sir, they have been 25 people were killed in Punjab today and exposed, not once but many times. On the another 25 in Kashmir and are not at aU 2nd, this very group, the Congress(1) people disturbed by that. This has been proved. J had murdered two Yadavs and many people shall not go into that, but a discussion on the belonging to weaker sections. Such inci- life an hon. Member of the House is neces- dents have been continuously faking place sary. The Bihar Government has been at· in thls area. Pojijical murders are' being tacked in the :ast few days and a demand committed. A few days back the question of was made that the Government should be murderofanM.L.Aandmassacrewasralsed dismissed and President's Rule should be here. AU these things are happening, quite ifTlJOsed. This word was uttered in this House deliberately in Bihar and the Congress(l) is many times in the lastfewdaysbythe people dOing It. The stable Government in the State sitting on that side. I am not going to say is sought to be destablized. That is why I anything about them I have already saidthat would like you to get this matter probed by some ofthemwill raise Biharissuetoday and the Home Minister. We shall request you to at your instance they would attack Bihar and send a Parliamentary delegation to get all then some day they will go against you also these incidents probed. All these murders and no body shall be left here to speak. and the law and order situation which is rapidly deteriorating should be probed by the That is why I shall not go into that. I shall Parliamentary delegation so that the truth not go into those controversies. I would like may emerge. Thls is the conspiracy of the to make a special request to you that I would Congress(I). It will be proved and made like to thank the police official who nabbed public. Through you, I would like to present those culprits in the above murder case. I these facts before the House ..... , (/nmrrup- would like to thank him through you. This tlons) ..... incidenttook place at 5.00 a.m. in the mom- ing and the police station was adjacentto the SHRtGEORGE'FERNANDES (Muzaf- House. As soon as they came to know, they farpur): Mr. Speaker, SIr, 'wish to say two came there and arrested 3 people on the things In thl8connectionforthe lasttew.days spot. But those people who have been ar- the Bihar Govemmef1t is under attack and It rested have links with political leaders and Is going on inside as well as outside the are their relatives. They are among the rela· House. One such thing came before the tives of those people who are taking leader---- 407 WJ#ten AnsW9f$ APRIL 10, 1992 . shlpinBlhar.lamnotnaminganyparty. The sues. nshould be ~ In the meeting function was to take place there on the 14th. as to how growing c'1mlnallsatlon of politics They were running away after murdering the and polltlca/lsatlon of criminals could be Chief organiser of the function. The honour- checked. All the political parties should col- able Prime Ministe,. is not here at the mo- lectively evolve a code 01 condout to check ment. I would like to know from him and the this malice, of which Bihar is a giaring ex· hon. Home Minister whether they. would ample. This .malice is not restricted to Bihar reassure this House regarding this matter State only, but It Is spreading to other areas that their party was not involved in any way also. Legislative measures may also be taken in It. But it is clear and well known that their in this regard. Will we helplessly keep on party had a hand in it. Then, are they willing watching the growing tendencies in this to take up this matter and clarify it in the regard for want of soiution. House. Because I feartha: tho work of engi- neering this kind of incidents shall take place Mr. Speaker, Sir, there was a time when every day and then they would say that our criminals used to influence roliticians from Government can not protect the life and behind the curtain. But gradually the crimi- property of our owr. ,.:eople. So, we have no nals entered the legislature and even be· right to continue in power in the State. The came Ministers and are also noticeble in all Issue can go upto this extent. First, these the spheres of life. Is the Hon. Prime Minister people talked about the murder of their own prepared to take the initiative to check such man. Now the murder issue of our man is a tendency? I think this question has wider being talked about in the State. We people ranlfications and will also have a big ilTllact have experienced all these things and that is on the political future of the country. In this why Mr.
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