HARYANA VIDHAN SABHA
DEBATES
16TH FEBRUARY, 1970
Vol. I No. 2
OFFICIAL REPORT
CONTENTS
Monday, the 16th February, 1970
Contents Pages
Starred Questions and Answers (2)1
Written Answers to Starred Questions laid on (2)20 the Table of the House under Rule 45
Unstarred Questions and Answers (2)43
Withdrawal of Notice of No Confidence Motion (2)160
Adjournment Motion (2)160
Announcement by the Secretary (2)161
Call Attention Notice (2)161
Walk-out (2)164
Papers laid on the Table of the House (2)164
Presentation of Supplementary Estimates (2)166
Presentation of Report (2) 166
Discussion on Governor’s Address (2)166
HARYANA VIDHAN SABHA
Monday, the 16th February, 1970
The Vidhan Sabha met in the Hall of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha, Vidhan Bhawan, Chandigarh, at 2.00 P.M. of the Clock. Mr. Speaker (Brig. Ran Singh) in the Chair.
STARRED QUESTION AND ANSWERS
Repair of Rohtak Road
*540. Smt. Chandravati: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour be pleased to state:-
Whether any amount has been spent on the repair of Rohtak Road between Rohtak-Kalanaur and Panipat-Rohtak during the year 1969; and
If the answer to para (a) above be in the affirmative, details showing separately, the amount spent on earth work, coaltar and other material, item-wise.
Agriculture and Labour Minister (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) Yes.
Rohtak-Kalanaur Road
Rs.
i. Earth Work 11271
ii. Tar Coal 8293
iii. Bajri 11708 iv. Painting and lettering 1000
Total 32272
(b) Rohtak-Panipat Road (in Rohtak District)
i. Earth Work 28444
ii. Bajri 9443
iii. Binder (Bitumen) 10400
iv. Fuel Woods 693
Total 48980
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Jhefr pUnzkorh% eSaus tks loky iwNk Fkk mldk eryc rks ;gh FkkA
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Smt. Chandravat: I am not concerned with the pay of the Gangmen. I am concerned with the earth work done every year or every half year, which goes with the wind.
Jh calh yky% vkujscy esEcj lkfgck us tks iz”u iwNk gS og lu~ 1969 essa tks [kpkZ gqvk gS mldk iwNk gSA blfy;s gj lky ds fo’k; esa rks bl iz”u esa ugha iwNk tk ldrkA
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Jh calh yky% vkujscy esEcj lkfgck us tks dqN fy[k dj iwNk Fkk mldk eryc rks ;gh gSA
Jhefr pUnzkorh% ;fn othj lkfgc vkSj eq[; ea=h th esjs iz”u dk vFkZ u le>s arks nwljh ckr gS ijUrq esjk vFkZ rks iwNus dk ;gh Fkk fd lM+dksa ds fdukjksa ij fdrus :I;s dh feV~Vh Mkyh xbZ gSA
Sh. Bansi Lal: Mr. Speaker, Sir, the question put by the hon. Lady Member reads:-
a) Whether any amount has been spent on the repair of Rohtak Road between Rohtak-Kalanaur and Panipat- Rohtak during the year 1969; and
b) If the answer to part (a) above be in the affirmative, details showing separately, the amount spent on earthwork, coal-tar and other material item-wise?
So, it is particularly for the year 1969 the question has been asked and that has been replied to.
Mr. Speaker: Let me seek clarification from teh hon. Lady Member as to what does she want to know. Is it her intention to know the cost of repairs for the year 1969?
Smt. Chandravat: Yes, Sir, the cost of repairs as well as.....
Sh. Bansi Lal: That has been replied to.
Smt. Chandravati: Mr. Speaker, let me complete the question before it is replied to by the Chief Minister or the Minister concerned. esjk eryc ;g gS fd dkLV vkQ jhis;j vkSj vFkZodZ tks gqvk ml ij vk;s lky eghus okj D;k [kpZ gqvk \ Mr. Speaker: As it appears, Smt. Chandravati Ji, some repairs were required on these two roads given in the questin and for these extra amount was spent by the Depatment concerned. For the normal repairs it is the gang or whatever that be, which carries out those repairs.
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Jh calh yky% Lihdj lkgc] ;g tks DoS”pu gS og iVhZdqyj bZ;j ds fy;s gSa ------as to whether any amount has been spent on the repairs of these roads and that question has been amply replied.
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Mr. Speaker: In other words, the truth is that no per mile expenditure on the earthwork is worked out and the noraml repair on the roads is normally done by the gangmen. That is what the answer appears to be.
Major Amir Singh Chaudry: Mr. Speaker, Sir, it is only the work-charged labour that is responsible for the maintenance of the raods and the gangs are simply responsible to look after casual repairs.
Mr. Speaker: In other words whenever any roads require earthwork or repairs on the site depending on the amount of work required labour is employed and the work is done. So really you cannot work out the cost per mile per year. It is not possible to work it out. That is what appears to be the answer.
Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Average can be worked out.
Mr. Speaker: It is very difficult, Major Sahib, you will agree because it will probably depend on different roads and the difference in width of each road etc.
Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: That is worked out in the Public Works Department. I am saying this because I have remained associated with them and they work out every year as to how much money has been spent.
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pkS/kjh j.k flag% ;fn vki vyx ls bl iz”u ds fy;s uksfVl nsa rks mrj ns fn;k tk;sxkA
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Disparities in Electricity charges in respect of Agricultural Connections
*571. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to state:-
a) The comperative figures of the schedules of Electricity Rates and charges, in force at the time, in Haryana and Punjab State Electricity Boards, pertaining to Agricultural connections;
b) Reasons for disparities, if any, when both the Boards are working almost undr idential conditions;
c) Whether it is a fact that the Schedules of rates and charges of Haryana and Punjab Electricity Boards in respect of all categories of connections other than Agricultural onnections, enhanced rates has shifted to the Agricultural sector after the bifurcation of composite Punjab; and
d) If so, rasons for discrimination and if not, factual dat in support of the contention?
Irrigation and Power Minister (Sh. K.L. Poswal): (a), (b), (c) and (d) A statement is laid on the Table of the House.
STATEMENT
(a) The present tariff in respect of Agricultural power supply in Haryana State Electricity Board is as under:-
(i) Energy charges 15 Paise per KWH/month
(ii) Demand charges Rs. 1.50 per BHP/month.
The present tariff in respect of Agriultural power supply in Punjab State Electricity Board is as under:-
Sr. Connected Load Flat rate introduced by Punjab State Electricity Board
(a) Load up to 5 Energy charges of Rs. 7 per BHP plus BHP demand charges of Re. 1 per BHP.
(b) Load above 5 Energy charges of Rs. 7.50 per BHP BHP but up to plus demand charges of Re. 1 per 7½ BHP BHP.
(c) Load above 7½ Energy charges of Rs. 8 per BHP plus BHP but up to demand charges of Re. 1 per BHP. 10 BHP
(d) Load above 10 Energy charges of Rs. 8.50 per BHP BHP but up to plus demand charges of Re. 1 per 12½ BHP BHP.
(e) Load above 12½ Energy charges of Rs. 9 per BHP plus BHP demand charges of Re. 1 per BHP.
(b) Due to hgher expenditure on electrification in Haryana.
(c) No.
(d) The industrial, commercial, domestic, Street lighting and Grid Supply traiff in Haryana are also higher as compared to the rates of Punjab State Electricity Board to the extent mentioned below:-
1 Large industrial Higher by 20 percent with effect supply tariff, Medium from 1st July, 1968. industrial supply tariff, and cottage industrial supply tariff
2 Commercial tariff Higher by 15 percent with effect from 1st March, 1969.
3 Domestic Supply Higher by 11½ percent with tariff effect from 1st March, 1969.
4 Street lighting, Grid Higher by 20 percent with effect Supply and Electro from 1st March, 1969. chemical and Electro meteorological tariff
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Jh eaxy lSu% muds rks le> esa ugh vk;kA
Jh ds-,y- iksloky% ;g lkgc vxj brus T;ksfr’kh u gksa rks viksth”ku esa D;kas cSBs \ oSls vxj eSa Hkh u cksywa rks fnDdr ughaA ysfdu eSa tokc nsuk pkgrk gwaA lj] eSa ;g ,DlIysu djuk pkg jgk Fkk fd elyu 1968&97 esa bySfDVªflVh cksMZ dks jSosU;w esa 66 yk[k :i;s dk uqdlku gqvkA og blfy;s fd ftruk [kpZ gekjk gksrk Fkk mruk ge olwy ugha djrs Fks vkSj blds ckotwn Hkh geus de ls de jsV~l fy;sA ;g Bhd gs fd gekjs jsV~l T;knk gSa rks ge lksp jgs gSa fd bUgsa de dj fn;k tk,A ubZ ykbusa f[kap pqdh gSa] lc&LVs”kut cu pqds gSa rks ml esa Hkh ge de ls de jsV~l pkgrs gSaA
Mr. Speaker: I wish to make an observation. It appears to me, as was explained by teh Minister here, that for giving connections to tubewells for agricultural purposes, electric lines are to be laid down, say for 2 or 3 miles. Therefore expenditure is bound to be more than that for giving connections to Industrial estates which are nearer to the electric lines or the basis. But if you want to ask, you may put another question. Jh eaxy lSu% Lihdj lkgc] eSa lIyheSaVjh ls vtZ djuk pkgrk gwa fd ea=h egksn; ls iwNk x;k fd vkius fdlkuksa ds Åij tks jsV yxk;s gSa og 66 ijlSaV D;ksa c<+s gSa tcfd dkelZ vkSj nwljs dkeksa ds fy;s ugha c<+s rks mUgksaus tokc fn;k fd yEch ykbusa [khapuh iM+rh gSa tc eSaus vkids }kjk dqN tkuuk pkgk rks fQj mUgksaus] ea=h egksn; us] lkjs ekeys dks eSl dj ds dgk fd ge lksp Hkh jgs gSa] fopkj Hkh dj jgs gSa vkSj dgk fd ge losZ Hkh djsaxsA rks Lihdj lkgc mudk ;g dUQ;wtu fØ,V djus okyk tokc gSA eSa rks cM+h flEiy lh ckr djrk gwa & ge rks ;g tkuuk pkgrs gSa fd lks”kftte dk ukj yxkus okyh ljdkj] ftldk bu ds fnYyh ds usrk jkst “kksj epkrs gSa fd tc gSoukVl dks fctyh nh tkrh gS rks D;ksa eaagxa jsV ij nh tkrh gS vkSj “kgjksa eas vkSj cM+s cM+s yksxksa dks D;ksa de jsV ij nsrh gS \ ¼O;o/kku½ rks Lihdj lkgc] iz”u ;g gS fd fdlku ds Åij ;s D;ksa jsV c<+krsa gSa \ vkSj vxj c<+k;s gSa rks tSlk ;s dg jgs gSa fd bl ds ckjs esa ;s lkspsaxs rks dc rd ;s QSlyk djsaxs \
Mr. Speaker: The reply to your supplementary has already been given. The only little bit about which the Minister may like to say is : how long will they take to carry out this survey? That is the only thing which he may like to answer.
Jh eaxy lSu% lj] vHkh vHkh iz”uksa ds mrj esa ea=h egksn; us dgk gS fd gekjk cksMZ ?kkVs esa tk jgk gS vkSj fiNys loky dk tokc nsrs gq, mUgksaus dgk gS fd gesa 66 yk[kk dk ?kkVk gqvk gS rks eSa D;k vkids }kjk buls iwN ldrk gwa Lihdj lkgc] fd ;g tks fctyh cksMZ esa bUgksaus ,sls yksx Hkjrh dj fy;s gSa tks ukSdjh fnyokus ds cgkus] tks csdkj yksx Fks ftUgsa lkS&lkS :i;s ij ehfVax ijfeV fn;s tkrs gSa rks D;k ljdkj mu dks gVkus ds fy;s rS;lkj gksxhA
Jh ds-,y- iksloky% fctyh cksMZ eas gekjs ;gka ftrus Hkh yksx yxs gSa os lc csgrjhu gSaA eSa mudks /kU;okn nsrk gwa tks mUgksaus 20&20 gtkj duSD”ku lky esa fn;s gSAA ;g Hkwyrs gSa b/kj rks ,sls yksx ugha gSaA
Jh eaxy lSu% vkius ?kkVs dh ckr dghA eSa tkuuk pkgrk gwa ml [kpZs dks de djus ds fy;s vkSj gfj;k.kk dh turk ds xk<+s ilhus dh dekbZ dks cjcknh ls jksdus ds fy;s D;k mudks fjVSªUp djus ds fy;s ljdkj rS;kj gS \
Mr. Speaker: My point which may always be borne in mind is : that economy is exercised all the time.
Sh. Mangal Sein: That is not exercised.
Mr. Speaker: So that is really a different question. This does not arise out of the question asked by Major Amir Singh Chaudhry.
Sh. Mangal Sein: I am competent to ask.
Mr. Speaker: You may ask. Sh. Mangal Sein: So I have asked.
Mr. Speaker: If they go on reviewing the expenditure they an exerise the economy to the maximum extent possibe.
[kku vCnqy x¶Qkj [kka% tukcs vkyk] eSa tukc ls nfj;k¶r djuk pkgrk gwa fd tc mUgksaus nwljh vkSj bUMLVªht ij vkSj phtksa ij mUgksusa dgk fd VSDl c<+k;s] vkSj og eku Hkh x;s vkSj ,xzhdYpj okyksa ij mUgksaus 66 ijlSaV c<+k fn;s] eSa vkujscy fefuLVj lkgc ls ;g ekywe djuk pkgrk gwa fd vk;k og ,xzhdYpj dks baMLVªh le>rs gSa ;k ugha \ Agriculture itself is an industry. Rks tc bUMLVªht ds fy;s fctyh dk jsV de gS rks ,xzhdYpj ds fy;s D;ksa T;knk c<+k;k x;k gS \
Jh ds-,y- iksloky% Lihdj lkgc] bldk tokc rks vk pqdk gSA ,Dpwvyh c<+k;s dqN ugha gSA og rks gekjs vkSj iatkc ds jsVksa dk dEiSfjtu djrs gSaA geus us; VSDl ugha yxk;s gSa bleas Hkh ge dksf”k”k dj jgs gSa fd ftruk ge dj ldrs gSa de djsaA [kku lkgc] ;g lgh iksth”ku gSA
[kku vCnqy x¶Qkj [kka% tukc] tks dqN Qjek;k x;k gS ogh igys bUgksaus Qjek;k Fkk] mlh dks bUgksaus fQj nksgjk fn;k gSA eSa vtZ djuk pkgrk gwa fd ;g Bhd gS] ;g dEiSfjVho jsV~l dk loky ugha gS esjk loky flQZ ;g gS fd ,xzhdYpj bu bVlSYQ bt ,u bUMLVªh vksj bUMLVªht ij de jsV~l yxrs gSaA rks bl bUMLVªh ij D;ksa T;knk yxk;s x;s gSa vkSj ftu yksxksa ij yxk;s x;s gSa os brus xjhc gSa fd mUgsa viuk dke djuk Hkh eqf”dy gks x;k gSA b/kj tehankj ij ikuh dk ljpktZ yx tkrk gS ;g Hkh [kSj vki us Qjek;k fd mudh D;k gkyr gS \
Jh v/;{k% [kku lkgc] bUgksuas ;g crk;k gS fd ge dksf”k”k djsaxs fd budks de ls de fy;k tk;sA
Mr. Speaker: I want to make a rquest ot the House that the supplementaries they want to put must be very brief and to the point. If you start giving a background you will only be losing your valuable time and information which you could seek from the Government Benches. So it is in your interest to make supplementaries very brief.
Sh. S.P. Jaiswal: May I know from the hon. Minister as to what steps are being taken to mitigate the loss that has been incurred last year. Does the Minister propose to increase the charges further or economise the expenditure in the Board?
Jh ds-,y- iksloky% lj] tks ykl ,xzhdYpj ds fy;s duSD”ku nsus ds fy;s mBkuk iM+rk gS mldk tokc vk x;k gSA budk [;ky gS fd tks ykl ,xzhdYpj dks fctyh nsus ls iM+rk gS m/kj tc ge utj Mkyrs gSa rc ------¼fo?k~u½
Sh. S.P. Jaiswal: My question was : you have suffered loss and you are likely to suffer further losses acording to the present rates. Are you, therefore, going to increase the charges further to cover up the loss or are you going to economise in the Board?
Sh. K.L. Poswal: No, Sir.
Mr. Speaker: I think, you will agree, we have had many supplementaries on this question.
Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: One more question please. ¼fo?k~u½ Lihdj lkgc] ;g cgqr bEiksVSZV DoS”pu gSaA Lihdj lkgc] fefuLVj egksn; us ;g eSsu”ku fd;k gS fd iatkc esa ,sls fMekUM pkftZt ,d :i;k ij gkslZikoj gSa vkSj gfj;k.kk ds vUnj Ms<+ :i;k gS rks eSa fefuLVj egksn; ls ;g tkuuk pkgrk gwa fd pkftZt ds vUnj ;g QdZ D;ksa gSa \
Jh calh yky% VSfDlt dk dEiSfjtu fdlh nwljh LVsV ls ugha fd;k tk ldrkA
pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% v/;{k egksn;] estj lkgc dk iz”u fcYdqy lkQ gS fd iatkc vkSj gfj;k.kk eas tgka nksuksa fctyh Hkk[kM+k ls ysrs gSa fQj gfj;k.kk esa mldk Hkko eagxk D;kas gS \ ;g iz”u gSA rks bl flyflys eas eSa ea=h egksn; ls tkuuk pkgrk gwa fd D;k ;g eagxk Hkko bl dkj.k ls rks ugha gS fd yksVSulu ykbu dh utnhdh Qklys okys duSD”ku gSa ogka [kpZ de gksrk gS vkSj nwljk dkj.k ;g rks ugha gS fd lLrs nkeksa ls fctyh tks ikuh ls iSnk gksrh gS] Hkk[kM+k dh u ysdj vkSj tks nwljs tfj;s ;kuh dks;ys ls fctyh curh gS og fctyh yh tkrh gS \ D;k bl ?kkVs dk dkj.k bu nks dkj.kksa esa ls dksbZ gSa] ;fn gS rks dkSu lk gS \ phQ fefuLVj lkgc] tgka rd iatkc ds lkFk dEiSfjtu djus dk loky gS] gekjh LVsV dk iatkc ds lkF dEiSfjtu djus ls dksbZ ckr ugha curhA
Jh calh yky% blds fy;s vkujsfcy eSEcj vxj uksfVl nsa rks tokc ns fn;k tk;sxkA
pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% v/;{k egksn;] eSa eq[; ea=h th ls tkuuk pkgrk gwa D;ksafd ;g rks bl izns”k ds fy;s ,d cgqr vge loky gs fd ge] tks nksuksa gh ,d gh izns”k ds fglls Fks ,d gh LFkku ;kuh ogha ls ge vkt Hkh fctyh ysrs gSa rks fctyh ds jsV~l eas QdZ D;lksa gS] bldk tokc pkfg;s ctk; blds fd bldks ,sls pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% v/;{k egksn;] ge tkudkjh pkgrs gSa fd ;gka gekjs gfj;k.kk esa fctyh ds jsV 60 Qhlnh T;knk D;ksa gSa] tc iatkc vkSj gfj;k.kk ds fy;s tgka ls fctyh iSnk gksrh gS] ogka ij jsV ,d tSls gSa] iatkc esa fctyh bLrseky djus okyksa ds fy;s jsV lLrsa gSa] gekjs ;gka egaxs gSa] bdlk D;k dkj.k gS \ bldh tkudkjh ljdkj dks nsuh pkfg;sA Jh calh yky% lc iz”uksa dk mrj fn;k tk pqdk gS] vxj vkujscy eSEcj ikfylh esVj jst djsa rks gj ckr dgh tk ldrh gSA gekjs jsV Åaps gSa] blfy;s ge us 40 gtkj V~;wcoSy yxk;s gSa] vkSj estj lkgc ds oDr esa rks lks<+s ikap gtkj Hkh ugha yxs FksA Mr. Speaker: I think, I may try and help you in this regard. The hon. Minister has stated earlier on that there has been a loss of Rs. 66 lacs and so on. So, naturally they are going far and wide to give connections wherever required. And, when there are losses of that nature, they have to make them up somehow. So I think, we should try and understand otherwise also from the answers given by the Hon. Minister. pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% v/;{k egksn;] D;k eSa eq[; ea=h th ls iwN ldrk gwa fd bl oDr esa gekjs ;gka ds jsV iatkc ds jsVksa ls T;knk D;ksa gSa \ os vkt dh j¶rkj ls 5 lky ;k 10 lky igys dh j¶rkj ls eqdkcyk dj jgs gSaA og Bhd ugha gSA bldh tkudkjh ysuh gksxh vkSj nsuh gksxhA Jh ds-,y- iksloky% pkS/kjh lkgc rks estj lkgc dh ckr dks [kke[kkg gh chp esa ys vkrs gSaA PkkS/kjh j.kchj flag% Lihdj lkgc] esjh le> eas ugha vkrk fd ;gka dh izFkk D;k gS \ eq[; ea=h rks muds tokc dks cny ldrs gSa] ysfdu iztkrU= ds vUnj ;g izFkk ugha gS fd dksbZ ea=h] eq[; ea=h dh ckr dks cny ldsA eqq[; ea=h th us tks esjk uke fy;k Fkk] og eSa lgh ekuwa ;k mudh ckr dks lgh ekuwaA Jh eaxy lSu% eq[; ea=h th us estj lkgc dk Hkh uke fy;k] pkS/kjh lkgc dk Hkh uke fy;k] eSa vki ls izkFkZuk djrk gwa ---- ¼fo?u½A Jh v/;{k% vki lIyheSUVjh djuk pgkrs gSa \ Jh eaxy lSu% eSa lIyhesaVjh djuk ugha pkgrkA esjh rks ,d xqtkfj”k gSA igys ;gka phQ fefuLVj lkgc us budk uke fy;k] fQj mu dk uke fy;k vkSj tc mu dks vka[ksa fn[kkbZ xbZ rks eSnku ls Hkkx [kMs+ gq,A estj vehj flga pkS/kjh% vxj rks ;g ?kjsyw ekeyk gS] rks eSaus dqN ugha dguk gS vkSj vxj ;g ?kjsyw ekeyk ugha gS rks fQj eq>s Hkh] Lihdj lkgc ugys ij ngyk ekjus dh btktr nh tk,A pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% v/;{k egksn;] eSa vki ls dgwaxk fd phQ fefuLVj lkgc us tks tokc fn;k gS] mlds Åij nks ?kaVs dh ppkZ dh btktr nh tk,A Jh eaxy lSu% eSa bl ckr dk leFkZu djrk gwaA Mr. Speaker: If proper notice is given, I shall certainly consider it. The next question (572) is by Dr. Malik Chand Gambhir. Schools Upraded in the State during the Year 1969 *572. Dr. Malik Chand Gambhir: Will the Minister for Health and Development be pleased to state:- a) The number of schools upgraded in Haryana State during the year 1969; and b) The total number of schools upgraded in district Ambala during the year 1968-69 and 1969-70 together with the names of the places where the said school are situated? Health and Development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) During the year 1969-70 148 schools have been upgraded. (b) 13 and 14 schools were upgraded in Ambala District during 1968-69 and 69-70 respectively. The names of such schools are given in the enclosed annexure. ANNEXURE Names of schools upgraded in Ambala District during 1968- 69 Sr. No. Primary to Sr. Middle to High Middle No. 1 Barara 1 Sauran 2 Dhanaura 2 Sahlepur 3 Khuda 3 Rattewali 4 Barog 4 Ladi 5 Mughlawati 5 Saran 6 Kot 6 Jansui 7 Bhambol Names of Schools upgraded during the year 1969-70 Sr. No. Primary to Sr. Middle to High Middle No. 1 Kalpi 1 Tandwal 2 Ferozepure 2 Mandhana 3 Kotla 3 Pathrehri 4 Darpur 4 Bilaspur (Girls) 5 Jagadhri 5 Ambala City 6 Kunjal Jattan 6 Talakaur 7 Boh 8 Mandauli (Co- Educational) MkDVj efyd pUn xEHkhj% esjk fuosnu gS fd tks ;equkuxj ds vUnj Ldwy vixzsM fd;s x;s gSa] muds uke ugha fn, x, gSa] bldk D;k dkj.k gS vkSj ;g D;ksa ,slk fd;k x;k gS \ pkS/kjh [kqj”khZn vgen% tokc lkjs vEckyk ftys ds ckjs esa ekaxk x;k Fkk] lkjs ftyk veckyk esa tks Ldwy vixzsM gq;s gSa] muds ckjs eas eSaus crk fn;k gSA vxj ;g eq>s dgsa fd dkaLVªhP;w,salh ds vuqlkj fyLV nh tk, rks og blds fy;s vyx ls iz”u iwNsaA MkDVj efyd pUn xEHkhj% eSa ;g tkuuk pkgrk gwa fd vikth”ku ds ,e-,y-,- tgka ij gSa] ogka ij ,slk D;ksa uga fd;k x;k vkSj nwljh txgksa ij ,slk D;ksa f;k x;k gS \ Lihdj lkgc] eSa ea=h egksn; ls iwNuk pkgrk gwa fd tgak ij tu la?k dk ,e-,y-,- gksrk gS] ml dkaLVªhpq,alh eas Ldwy vixszm D;ksa ugha fd, tkrs \ iksfyVhdy foDVsekbts”ku D;ksa gksrh gS \ pkS/kjh [kqj”khZn vgen% iksfyVhdy foDVsekbts”ku ugha gksrh] tgka ij Hkh t:jr gksrh gS ogka ij gh Ldwy vixzsM fd, tkrs gSaA ftyk vf/kdkfj;ksa ds ikl gYdsokj xkao dh fyLV ugha gksrhA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% ea=h egksn; us viuk tokc nsrs gq, dgk fd ftyk vf/kdkjh ds ikl gYdksa ds xkaoksa dh QsgfjLr ugha tkrh rks D;k eSa ljdkj ls ekax d:a fd og f”k{kk vf/kdkjh ds ikl ;k ugj ds vf/kdkjh ds ikl gYds ls lEcfU/kr tks Hkh xkao gksa mudh fyLV Hkst nh tk, \ pkS/kjh [kqj”khn vgen% ;g gYdk 5 lky ds ckn cny tkrk gS] ;g dksbZ ijekusaV pt ugha gksrh] blfy;s QsgfjLr Hkstus dh t:jr ugha gSA Mr. Speaker: I think really the question hour is most important for the hon. Members and if the members keep on asking either unnecessary question or lengthy question it will be their own loss and secondly the members should take question-hour very seriously. I think the issue raised by the Hon. Minister in the last supplementary need not have been raised. It is too small a point. Ch. Ranbir Singh Jee it would be better if yoiu kindly explain your question again. pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% eSaus ;g iz”u fd;k gS fd D;k ljdkj f”k{kk foHkkx ds vQljksa ds ikl gj gYds xkaoksa dh QsgfjLr Hkstus dh dksf”k”k djsxh ;k D;k f”k{kk foHkkx ds vf/kdkjh ds ikl Hkh QsgfjLr Hksth tk,xh \ pkS/kjh [kqj”khn vgen% bleas dksbZ ,srjkt dh ckr ugha gSA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% esjk eq[; ea=h ls fuosnu gS fd og bl ckr dk tokc nsa fd D;k xkaoksa dh fyLV Hkst nh tk;k djsxh \ eq[; ea=h ¼Jh calh yky½% eSa le>rk gwa fd fldh dkaLVhpq,alh ds xkaoksa dh fyLV Hkstus dh t:jr ugha gSaA gka] tks ijekusaV ;wfuV gSa muds ckjs esa fglkc fdrkc j[kk tk;sxkA Jh eaxy lSu% Ldwy vixzsM djus ds fy;s mudk D;k ØkbVsfj;k j[kk gS \ Mr. Speaker: I think that is a separate question. Sh. Mangal Sein: It is absolutely relevant, Sir. Mr. Speaker: If the hon. Member insists, I would ask him to read parts (a) and (b) of the question and there in the criteria has not been referred to. Jh eaxy lSu% ;g tujy lh ckr gSA vkujscy eSacj us ;g dgk fd esjk pquko {ks= D;ksa oafpr j[kk x;k gS \ bUgksaus bl ij tokc ;g fn;k fd ftyk vf/kdkfj;ksa ds ikl fdlh gYds ds xkaoksa ds ukeksa dh lwph ugha gksrhA pwafd budk pquko {ks= tkucw> dj oafpr j[kk x;k gS blfy;s eSa ;g tkuuk pkgrk gwa fd Ldwy vixzsM djus ds fy;s D;k ØkbVsfj;k j[kk gqvk gS \ Mr. Speaker: I think, it is a separate question. pkS/kjh t; flag jkBh% D;k othj lkgc cryk,axs fd vEckyk eas tks Ldwy vixszM fd, x, gSa mu esa D;k ØkbVsfj; bLrseky fd;k x;k gS \ pkS/kjh [kqj”khn vgen% bl ds fy;s vki lSisfjV uksfVl nsa rks tokc fn;k tk ldrk gSA Pay/Dearness Allowance of Police Constables and Head Constables *546. Sh. Fateh Chand Vij: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state:- a) The date on which the increase, if any, in pay and dearness allowance of the constables and head constables was last made together with the amount of increase so made in each case; b) The salary including dearness allowance of the categories of employees, referred to in part (a) above, separately, as at present; and c) Whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to increase the dearness allowance of the categories of employees referred to in part (a) above? Chief Minister (Sh. Bansi Lal): (a) The increase in pay and dearness allowances of the Constables and Head Constables was last made on 1st October, 1966 and 1st Septembe, 1968, respectively. An amount of Rs. 50 per month was increased in the pay of both Constables and Head Constables. As regards Dearness Allowance, an increase of Rs. 7 per month was made in case of Constables and increase of Rs. 8 per month in case of Head Constables. (b) (i) The present salary of Constables including Dearness Allowance is Rs. 196 per mensem. (ii) The present salary of Head Constables including Dearness Allowance is Rs. 248 per mensem. (c) Yes. Jh Qrsg pUn fot% iatkc ds iqfyl deZpkfj;ksa vkSj gfj;k.kk ds iqfyl deZpkfj;ksa ds Hkrs easa tks QdZ gS] D;k ljdkj mls nwj djus dh dksf”k”k djsxh \ Jh calh yky% iatkc dk eq>s irk ughaA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% bl dh D;k otg gS fd egaxkbZ rks c<+ xbZ exj eagxkbZ Hkrk ugha c<+k \ D;k eq[; ea=h th cryk,axs fd dc budh ru[kkgas c<+kbZ xbZ Fkha vkSj D;k rc ls dksbZ eagxkbZ c<+h gS ;k ugha c<+h gSaa \ vkSj vxj nwljs egdeksa ds deZpkfj;ksa ds Hkrs c<+k, x, rks bu ds Hkrs D;ksa ugha c<+k, x, \ Jh calh yky% nwljs egdeksa ds deZpkfj;ksa dh ru[kkgksa dh c<+kSrjh ds lkFk budh ru[kkgksa esa Hkh c<+kSrjh gqbZ gSA Re-organisation of Jind District *587. Sh. Daya Krishan: Will the Minister for Finance be pleased to state whether there is any proposal unde consideration of the Government ot re-organise Jind District to make it larger and administratively viable; if so, details thereof together with the details of adjoining areas which may be piercing into this District and which are proposed to be merged? for ea=h ¼Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu½% dksbZ ,slk izLrko lfØ; fopkjk/khu ugha gSA Jh n;k d`’.k% D;k Tok;aV istkc esa ,slh dksbZ ckr dalhMsª”ku esa Fkh \ Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% igys dh ckr dk eq>s irk ugha] fQygky dksbZ ,slh ckr dalhMsª”ku easa ughaA Jh n;k d`’.k% D;k djuky ftys ls dksbZ MsiwVs”ku forea=h egksn;k dks feyk fd mu ds bykdsa than esa “kkfey dj fy;s tk,aA Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% MsiwVs”ku rks cgqr feyrs jgrs gSa ysfdu lSfUll lqfizaVsaMsUV us fy[kk gS fd ftyk dh ckmaMªht dks 1971 rd vkYVj u fd;k tk,A Jh n;k d`’.k% D;k cgqr ls bykds fglkj vkSj djuky ds ,sls gSa tks lkFk lkFk feys gq, gSa vkSj fglkj ds bykds djuky ds vUnj ?kqls gq, gSa \ vxj gSa rks ,sls bykdksa dks djuky eas D;ksa ugha feyk fn;k tkrk \ Smt. Om Prabha Jain: It is a matter of opinion and I should not reply to this. Jh n;k d`’.k% D;k bl vksfiuh;u dks xouZeSaV ,XtSfeu djok,xh vkSj vxj djok,xh rks dc rd \ Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% tSSlk fd eSaus igys fuosnu fd;k gS fd vHkh twu] 1971 rd rks lSaflt dk dke pysxk blfy;s bl le; ds chp esa dksbZ fopkj ugha fd;k tk ldrkA Jh n;k d`’.k% D;k dSFky ds yksx ;g pkgrs gSa fd than ftyk ds vUnj djuky dk dqn fgLlk u tk,A Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% ;g ckr rks nksuksa gh rjQ gS] bl esa iyM+k esjh rjQ Hkkjh gSA ¼galh½ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% eSa tkuuk pkgwaxk fd gfj;k.kk cuus ls igys ds tks ftyksa dh jh&vkxsZukbts”ku ds ckjs esa dkxt Fks D;k og gfj;k.kk ljkdj dks ugha feys gSa \ Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% feys gksxsa ysfdu bl le; eq>s ugha irk fd muesa D;k fy[kk gqvk gSA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% Lihdj lkgc] eSa bl ckjs esa vki dh izksVSD”ku pkgrk gwaA I seek your protection, Sir. The answer given by the Hon. Minister, I don’t think, is appropriate. v/;{k egksn;] eSa vki dh ekjQr ;g for ea=h egksn;k ls nj[kkLr djuk pkgrk gwa fd ,sls vge loky ds tokc esa ;g og igys okys dkxtkr D;ksa ugha i<+ dj vk, \ D;k rS;kj u gks dj vkuk nq:Lr ckr gS \ Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% eq>s vQlksl gS fd pkS/kjh lkgc us bl rjg le>k gSA mu dks ;g ekywe gS fd than dk ftyk rks jh&vkxssZukbts”ku ds ckn gh cuk gS blfy;s mldh igys dh ckr eSa D;k crk ldrh gwaA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% D;k for ea=h lkfgck ;g crk,axh fd ftykas ds iquxZBu ds tks dkxtkr vk, Fks D;k ml le; eaf=e.My esa vki ea=h Fkha \ Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% gka th] FkhA Mr. Speaker: I think, the answers may be given while standing. pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% fctyh vkSj ikuh foHkkx ds ea=h dHkh for ea=h lkfgck dh enn djuk pkgrs gSa vkSj dHkh phQ fefuLVj lkgc dh] eSa tkuuk pkgrk gwa fd muds bjkns esa D;k ckr gS \ Mr. Speaker: The question is ruled out of order. Jh n;k d`’.k% tc muds gYds esa vkSj than ds gYds esa dkSUQfyDV gS rks D;k phQ fefuLVj lkgc bl pht dks ns[ksaxs fd than ds ftys dks jh&vkxsZukbt fd;k tk, \ Jh calh yky% Lihdj lkgc ftl oDr Hkh ftyksa ds iquxZBu dh ckr vk,xh than ds lkFk iwjk bUlkQ fd;k tk,xkA Jh n;k d`’.k% D;k phQ fefuLVj lkgc crk,axs fd iquxZBu dc rd gks tk,xk \ Jh calh yky% QkftYdk VªkaLQj gksus ds ckn gks tk,xkA Jh eaxy lSu% eq[; ea=h lkgc us dgk gS fd than ds ftys ds lkFk U;k; gksxkA rks eSa iwNuk pkgrk gwa fd than ds ftys ds lkFk D;k oSlk gks U;k; fd;k tk,xk tSlk fd gfj;k.kk ds yksxksa ds lkFk p.Mhx<+ ds ckjs esa fd;k x;k gS \ Mr. Speaker: Let us not mix up the two things. [kku vCnqy x¶Qkj [kka% tukcsokyk] vHkh phQ fefuLVj lkgc us v”khn Qjek;k gS fd tc ftyksa dk iquxZBu gksxk rks ml oDr than dk [kkl [;ky j[kk tk,xkA eSa tukc dh ohlkrr ls vkujscy phQ fefuLVj lkgc dh f[kner eas vtZ djuk pkgrk gwa fd rdlhe esa pwafd vk/kk vEckyk dkV fn;k x;k gS bldh bl deh dks iwjk djus ds fy;s jhvkxsZukbts”ku ds oDr D;k fiiyh dh rglhy blds lkFk feyk nh tk,xh \ Mr. Speaker: I think, this is outside the scope of the question. We are losing time...... Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan: My supplemenary arose out of the reply givne by the Hon. Chief Minister. He said that when the question of reorganisation of districts will come ...... Mr. Speaker: He said that he will do full justice to Jind. Sh. Bansi Lal: And to Ambala also. pkS/kjh usdh jke% Lihdj lkgc] eSa ;g tkuuk pkgrk gwa fd D;k ;g ckr nq:Lr ugha gS fd ftyk than ls jksYyj] Vªd vkSj tks nwljh vPNh e”khujh Fkh og mBk dj dSFky ys x, gSa vkSj tks ujokuk dk fctyh?kj cM+k cukuk Fkk mleas Hkh :dkoV Mkyh xbZ gS \ Jh v/;{k% ;g jsysoSaV ugha gSA We are dealing with the reorganisation of the Jind district. pkS/kjh t; flag jkBh% dqN eSEcjku us vius vius ftyksa ds ckjs esa dgkA eSa Hkh phQ fefuLVj lkgc ls iwNuk pkgwaxk fd jhvkxzsukbts”ku vkQ nh fMfLVªDVl ls djuky ftyk ds VqdM+s rks ugha dj fn, tk,axs \ Jh calh yky% ;g ekeyk vHkh ljdkj ds lkeus ugha gSA PkkS/kjh j.kchj flag% D;k eSa tku ldrk gwa fd than ftys ls djuky ds ftys ds utnhd ls utnhd xkao dk fdruk Qklyk gS \ Mr. Speaker: I think, we have lost lot of time. The loss is entirely yours. If you keep on asking unreasonble supplementaries, you will be losing your time and the valuable information that you would be able to get from the Government on various matters. Let us go to the next question. Amount disbursed under National Loan Scholarship Scheme *617. Ch. Chand Ram: Will the Minister for Health and Development be pleased to state:- a) The total amount disbursed in the Haryana State under the National Loan Scholarship Scheme since 1st November, 1966; b) The amount given to the members of Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes together with the dates of disbursement of the amounts in each case; c) Whether the amounts disbursed are being recovered regularly and if not, reasons therefor, togther with amouts outstanding in each case? Health and Development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) Rs. 13,82,315. (b) These scholarships are awarded pourely on merit and not on caste basis. The time and labour involved in colleting the desired information will not be commensurate with any advantage likely to be derived therefrom. (c) As at (b) above. pkS/kjh pkan jke% Lihdj lkgc bugksaus ikVZ lh ds tokc esa dgk gS fd buQjes”ku dqySDV djus ls Qk;nk ds eqdkcys esa oDr T;knk tk;k gksxk vkSj ikVZ ch ds ckjs esa dgk ----- Mr. Speaker: The time is over. We will continue with this quesiton tomorrow. pkS/kjh pkan jke% Lihdj lkgc] bl ckjs esa eSa ,d lq>ko vki dks is”k djuk pkgrk gwaA ikfyZ;keSaV esa Hkh lIyheSaVjh iwNus ij dqN ikcUnh yxk nh xbZ Fkh vkSj eSa pkgrk gwa fd ;gka ij Hkh ,slk dqN fd;k tk;s D;ksafd cgqr lkjs t:jh loky jg tkrs gSaA esjk [;ky gS fd vxj vki ,slk dj nsa fd ,d loky ij rhu pkj ls T;knk lIyheSaVjh u gksa rks blls ;g gksxk fd lkjs loky gkml ea vk tk;saxsA Mr. Speaker: I personally agree entirely with this suggestion a very good suggestion. I would like to take the sense of the House. We can fix three of six supplementaries to very question. Malik Mukhtiar Singh: It depends on the nature of the question. Mr. Speaker: Then you may have five instead of three. Jh eaxy lSu% eSa le>rk gwa fd ,d eSacj dh rjQ ls rhu ls T;knk loky u iwNs tk;saA Jhefr pUnzkorh% ;g rks Bhd gS ysfdu ftl loky dk tokc fefuLVj Vkyus dh dksf”k”k djsa ml ij T;knk lIyheSaVjh gks tkus pkfg;saA Jh calh yky% Jh eaxy lSu okyk lq>ko Bhd gS fd ,d eSaj dks rhu ls T;knk lIyheSaVjh iwNus dh btktr u nh tk;sA PkkS/kjh j.kchj flag% eSa le>rk gwa fd ;g vf/kdkj vkids ikl gh jguk pkfg, fd fdrus vuqiwjd iz”u iwNs tk;as vkSj fdrus uk iwNs tk;saA vxj dksbz vge loky gS rks 10 loky Hkh iwNs tk ldrs gSaA ge us vHkh ns[kk fd vHkh igys fctyh ds ckjs esa ,d cM+k vge loky FkkA rks ,sls loky ij 10 dh txg 15 Hkh iz”u iwNs tk ldrs gSaaA ;g rks vki ns[ksa fd dkSu loky fdruk vge gS vkSj mlds eqrkfcd loky iwNus dh btktr nsaA pkS/kjh pkan jke% bleas fMLØh”ku rks] Lihdj lkgc] vki dks gh gS ysfdu vkerkSj ij gkml dk dulSafll Hkh ys fy;k tkrk gSA rks vki QSlyk dj ysssaA dulSafll ns[k dj fd rhu ;k ikap ls T;knk lIyheSaVjh ,d loky ij u gksa nwljk esjk lq>ko ;g gS fd tks loky vkt dh rkjh[k esa ugha vkrk gS mls vxyh rkjh[k ij j[k ysa tSlk fd igys Hkh gksrk jgk gSA Mr. Speaker: This will adversely affect the question which will come on the partitional day. What we will decide is; generally speaking three question or at the most five from each member and then, of course, on important question, as suggested by Ch. Ranbir Singh, the matte rests with me. 3:00 P.M. WRITTEN ANSWERS TO STARRED QUESTIONS LAID ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE UNDER RULE 45 Transfer of Teachers under Rationalization Scheme *632. Shri Mangal Sein: Will the Minister for Health and Development be pleased to state- (a) Whether under the rationalization scheme the teachers of the Government Schools in the towns or districts head quarters have been transferred all over the State during the period from 1st April, 1969 to 31 December, 1969; if so, the names of such teachresses from each district; and (b) Whether the government have cancelled any transfer out of those refereed to in the part (a) above, if so; the reasons three for?. Health and Development Minister (Chaudhry Khursed Ahmed): (a) Yes. 281 women teachers were transferred. The time and labour involved in supplying the names of all such teachers is not commensurate with the benefit to be derived. (b) Yes, on various compassionates grounds. Imposition of Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code was imposed in the premises of the Degree College, Mahendergarh. 589. Rao Dalip Singh: Will the Chief minister be pleased to state- (a) Whether Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code was imposed in the premises of the Degree College, Mahendergarh, by the Sub-divisional magistrate, Maherndergarh, some time during the second half of the year 1969; (b) If so, the name of the agency, if any, at those imitative this action was taken; (c) The details of the orders imposing section under 144 together with the report of the polices, and the time of imposition of Section 144 Criminal Procedure Code; and (d) Whether any meeting of the Shikha Samiti (Kanod), Maherndergarh, was also scheduled to be held in the College; if so, the time fixed for the meeting? Chief Minister (Shri Bansi Lal): (a) Yes. On the 23rd September, 1969 within the limits of Muniocipal Committee, Maherndergarh. (b)Sarvshri Sher Singh Sarpanch, Khatod, Hira Lal, Narnaul and Laxmi Narian, Khushi, members of the Mahendergarh Sikha Samiti submitted an application to S.D. Mahendergarh, on the 27th September, 1969 that the election of the office beares of the Managing Committee of the Maherndergarh ()Khanod) Sikha Samiti was scheduled to be held on the 28th Septembers, 1969 at 10.00 A.M. Canvassing of the said election was on full swing and there was a great tension amongst the rival contesting groups for the said election. They requested necessary security arrangement so that there might not be any breach of peace. S.D.M., Mahendergarh asked the S.H.O. to report about the situation and make security arrangements for 28th Septembers, 1969. On the Report of S.H.O., Mahendergarh, S.D.M. Mahendergarh imposed section 144 to avoid mishap during the election. (c) S.D.M., Mahendergarh called the reprt of S.H.O. About the situation and make security arrangements for 28th Septembers, 1969. S.H.O. reported that there was a lot of tension and excitement on account of the election. Some Members were being refused the right of vote and there was likely cause to the breach of peace. On the Report of the S.H.O., S.D.M., Mahendergarh ordered that:- “whereas it has been made to appear to me that you are going to meet to hold an election in the premises of the Mahendergarh Degree College, Mahendegarh, to elect the office-bearers of the Managing Committee of the Mahendergarh (Khanod) Sikha samiti, Mahendergarh taday the September, 1969 at 10.00 A.M. and such meeting to lead to breach of peaces and loss to property and human life. 2. I do hereby prohibit the holding of meeting of you all the members of the above Samiti in the premises of the Mahendergarh and also within the Municipal limits of the Municipal Committee, Mahendegarh and strictly warn and enjoying you not to take part in such meeting. 3. This Order will remain operative 7 days from taday the 28th September, 1969”. (d) Yes. On the 28th Septembers, 1969 at 10.00 A.M. Income of Haryana Roadways during 1969 *647. Shri Randhir Singh: Will the Minister for irrigation and Power be pleased to State the net income accrued to the Haryana Roadways in the year 1969 ? Irrigation and Power Minister (Shri K.L. Poswal): Rs. 1,04,21,703 Exemption from Octroi to the Dalmia Cemernt Factory, Charkhi Dadri *625. Shri Hari Singh Yadav: Will the Minister for Health and Development be pleased to refer to the reply to Unstarred Question No. 102 included in the list of Unstarreds Questions for the 6th February, 1969 and to State- (a) whether the Dalmia Cement Factory, Charkhi Dadri, has been exempted from the levy of octroi charges on the material imported by it; and (b) if so, the details of the consideration which weighted with the Government in taking such a decision ? Health and Development Minister (Chaudhry Khursed Ahmed): (a) No. (b) Question does not arise. Earth work done on Dadri Bhiwani Road *541. Shrimati Chandervati: Will the Minister for Agriculture and labour be please to State- (a) whether any work was done on Dadri-Bhiwani Road during the month of December 1969, and (b) if the answer part 9a) above be in the affirmative, the total strength of labour employed along with the total amount of expenditure incurred thereon. Agriculture and labour Ministers (Ch. Ran singh): (a) Yes. (b) (i) About 163 laboures (ii) Rs. 12638 Absorption of Ex-Servicemen *570. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: will the Chief Minister be pleased to state:- a) whether it is fact that Haryana Ex-Servicemen who had served the Country during Chinese and Pakistani aggressions and had opted for release due to personal reasons, after the cessation of hostilities, without voluntarily availing of the mustering out concession, like service gratuity, etc have been debarred from absorption against the posts, reserved for ex-servicemen; if so, reasons thereof; and b) the manner, in which such person, as mentioned in (a) above are being looked after for resettlement and the official agency responsible thereof? eq[; ea=h ¼Jh calh yky½% (a) th gkaA ;g Hkkjr ljdkj ds x`g ea=ky; }kjk fu/kkZfjr uhfr ds vuqlkj gSA (b) vkSj dksbZ lk/ku ugha gS vkSj u gh dksbZ ljdkjh laLFkk blds fy, ftEesokj gSA Teachers suspended in the State *573. Dr. Malik Chand Ghambhir: Will the Minister for Health and Development be pleased to State the total number and names of the teachers suspended in the State with effect from 1st January, 1969, district wise? Health and Development Minister (Ch. Khursed Ahmed): 1. 120. 2. The list is placed on the Table of the House. LIST Sr. Name of the Teacher Name of the School No. AMBALA DISTRICT 1. Shri Amrit Lal, Teacher Government High School, Khizarabad. 2. Shri Gian Singh Teacher Government High School, 3. Shrimati Padma Vati Government Primary Teacher School, 4. Shrimati Amarjeet Kaur Government Middle Teacher School, Khizarabad. 5. Shri Khila Nand Teacher Government Primary School, Kotalsia. 6. Shri Dinanath Teacher Government Primary School, Balkula 7. Shri Ranjodh Singh Government Primary School, Shahpur 8. Shrimati Santoash Government Primary Teacher School, Burma 9. Srimati Phool Vati Government Primary Teacher School, Burma 10. Shrimati Sukh Chainlata Government Primary Teacher School, Ghurkhera. 11. Shri Kheer Sngh Teacher Government Primary School, Haveli 12. Shrimati Sudesh Kumari Government Primary Teacher School, Rasulpur. 13. Shri balbir Singh Teacher Government High School, Saru 14. Shrimati Shanta Bhakshi Government Primary Teacher School, Miyanpur 15. Shri Balwant singh Government Middle Teacher School, Hamidpur 16. Shrio shiv Kumar Teacher Government Middle School, Hamidpur 17. Shri Darshan Lal Teacher Government High School, Pathredi. 18. Shri Harkishan lal, Government High Teacher School, Pathredi. ROHTAK DISTRICT 1. Shri Rishal Singh Government Primary Teachers School, Saldalnagar 2. Shri Ude Singh Teacher Government Middle School, Karewari 3. Shri rameshwar Dass Government Primary Teacher School, Jahari 4. Shrimati Shakuntal Devi Government Girls High Teacher School, Jhajjar 5. Shri Ram Kumar Teacher Government High school, Khanda 6. Shri Inder Singh Teacher Government Middle School, Himayapur 7. Shri Arya Kumar Teacher Government Middle School Dabodakalan 8. Shri Harbhajan Singh Government Middle Teacher School Dabodakalan 9. Attari Dev Shastri Government Middle Teacher School, Dabodakalan 10. Shri Kabul Singh Teacher Government Higher Secondary School Lakhana Majra 11. Shri Ram Chander Government Higher Teacher Secondary School Lakhana Majra 12. Shri Maya Chand Teacher Government Higher Secondary School,Lakhana Majra 13. Shri Abbe Ram Teacher Government Primary School, Bhuri 14. Smt. Yaswant Kaur Government Primary Teacher School, Kundali 15. Shri Chhajju Ram Government Primary Teacher School, Kundali 16. Smt. Nand Kaur Teacher Government High School Sirsana 17. Shri Satya Dev Teacher Government High School Sirsana 18. Shri Om Prakash Government High Teacher School 19. Shri Rattan Singh Government High Teacher School Sirsana 20. Shri ram Karan Teacher Government High School Sirsana 21. Shri Puran Mal Teacher Government High School Sirsana 22. Shi Mahabir Parshad Government High Teacher School Sirsana 23. Shri Krishan Dayal Government High Teacher School Sirsana 24. Shri Birbal Shastri Government High Teacher School Sirsana 25. Shri partap singh Teacher Government High School Sirsana 26. Shri radha Krishan Government High Teacher School Sirsana 27. Shri Sajjan singh Teacher Government High School Sirsana 28. Shri raghbir Singh Government High Teacher School Sirsana 29. Shri Bhim Singh Teacher Government High School, Sirsana 30. Shri Baljit Singh Teacher Government High School, Sirsana 31. Shri Bhagwan Dass Government Primary Teacher School,Jawawari 32. Shri Gobind Ram Government Primary Teacher School,Rohtak 33. Shri Prabhu Dayal Government Middle Teacher School, Karuntha 34. Smt. Shakuntala Teacher Government Girls High School, Silana 35. Shro Hoshiar Singh Government Middle Teacher School, Thana Khurd 36. Shri ram Sarup Teacher Government High School, Ritoli 37. Shri Satnam Singh Government Co- Teacher Education High School, Hassangarh 38. Shri Chand Ram Teacher Government Middle School, Samchana 39. Shri Prabhu Dayal Government High Teacher School, Sirsana 40. Shri Daya Nand, Teacher Government High School, Sirsana GURGAON DISTRICT 1. Shri Deep Chand Teacher Government High School, Tigunu 2. Shri Om Prakash Teacher Government Middle School, Likhi 3. Shri Naval singh Teacher Government Primary School, Behlappa 4. Shri ramesh Chander Government Primary Teacher School, Behlappa 5. Shri Tek Chand Teacher Government High School, Badhshapur 6. ShriRamesh Chander Government Higher Teacher School, Gurgaon 7. Shri Bhim Singh Teacher Government Primary School, Rattipur 8. Shri Mam Chand Teacher Government Primary School, Kalsara JIND DISTRICT 1. Shri Kishori Lal Teacher Government Middle School, Jind HISSAR DISTRICT 1. Shri Ved Prakash Teacher Government Middle School, Hazampur 2. Shri Satya Varat Teacher Government Girls Teacher Middle School, Ladava 3. Shri Om Prakash Teacher Government Middle School, Rateda 4. Shri Ratti Ram Teacher Government Primary School, Sultanpur 5. Shri Hoshiar Singh Government Middle Teacher School, Rampura Dhilla 6. Shri Sajjan Singh Teacher Government Middle School, Lehari Jatu 7. Smt. Krishana Kumari Government Girls Teacher Primary School,Ratia 8. Shri Budh Ram Teacher Government Middle School, Jamalpur Shehan 9. Shri Shori Lal Teacher Government Middle School, Sahu 10. Smt Tripati Devi Teacher Government Middle School, Saniana 11. Shri Rulia Ram Teacher Government Middle School, Arniyanwali 12. Shri Raghvir Singh Government Middle Teacher School, Arniyanwali 13. Shri Pat Ram Teacher Government Middle School, Arniyanwali 14. Smt. Prakash Vati Government Primary Teacher School, Dabra 15. Smt. Shakuntala D Government Primary Teacher evi School, Dabra 16. Smt. Iswar Devi Teacher Government Primary School, Dabra 17. Smt. Santosh Kumari Government Primary Teacher School, Dabra 18. Shri Fateh singh Teacher Government Primary School, Mirkan 19. Shri Bhushan Teacher Government Primary School, Mirkan 20. Shri Chhajju Ram Government Primary Teacher School, Mirkan 21. Shri Dalel singh, Teacher Government Primary School, Chahkhala. KARNAL DISTRICT 1. Shri hazara singh Government High Teacher School, Pharal 2. Shri Kirshan lal Teacher Government Primary School, Kanthala 3. Shri chhavi Prakash Government Middle Teacher School, 4. Shri Mangal Singh Government Primary Teacher School, Harigarh Bhorak 5. Shri Sarup Singh Teacher Government Middle School, Dhanura 6. Shri Ish Kumar Teacher Government Primary School, Harigarh Bhorak 7. Smt. Sudfesh Sharma Government Middle Teacher School, Ajrawar 8. Smt. Darshana Gupta Government Middle Teacher School, Pipli 9. Smt. Chander Kanta Government Primary Teacher School, Gharunda 10. Shri surjit singh Teacher Government Primary School, Bir-Mathana 11. Shri baij Nath Teacher Government High School, Pabnava 12. Shri Nand Kishore Government Primary Teacher School, Tattiayana 13. Shri chander Dutt Government High Teacher School, Jhansa 14. Shri Vasu Dev Teacher Government Primary School, Rawalkehri 15. Shri Ram Diya Teacher Government Primary School, Samani MOHENDERGARH DISTRICT 1. Shri Hanuman Singh Government Primary Teacher School, Bayal 2. Shri Rameshwar Dayal Government High Teacher School, Sirhoi 3. Shri bansi Ram Teacher Government Primary School, Chhirlro 4. Shri kidar singh Teacher Government Middle School, Derli Ahir 5. Shri reshmi Chander Government Middle Teacher School, Bawania 6. Shri rajiender Kumar Government Primary Teacher School, Nanglkalia 7. Shri sudharshan Kumar Government Primary Teacher School, Mayee 8. Shri daya ram Teacher Government Primary School, Rampura 9. Shri Hari ram Teacher Government Primary School, Melodi 10. Smt. Dhanpati Devi GovernmentGirls High Teacher School, Mohindergarh 11. Shri Amar Singh Teacher Government Middle School, Lad 12. Shri Darshan Pal Teacher Government Middle School, Lad 13. Shri Budh ram Teacher Government Primary School, Datoli 14. Shri Jai Kishan Teacher Government High School, Sihma 15. Shri Randhir Singh Government High Teacher School, Lookhi 16. Shri Mohan lal Teacher Government Middle School, Rewasa 17. Shri Yadvinder Singh, Government Primary Teacher School, Phani Bhathota Surplus Land in the State *603. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Minister for Finance be pleased to state- (a) whether there is any unallotted surplus land in the state; if so, the total district-wise area thereof as on 1st January, 1970; (b) whether any surplus land has been allotted by Government to the landless tenants during the period from 1st January, 1969 to 31st December, 1969; if so, the total district-wise area thereof; (c) if the reply to the part (a) above be in the affirmative the main reasons for not allotting the surplus land so far, and the period within which it is likely to be allotted; (d) whether there is any surplus land for which allotment has been made and the possession thereof has not been delivered up to 1st January, 1970; if so, the total district-wise area thereof; (e) whether there have been some cases in which either physical possession has not been given or the allot tee is forcibly dispossessed soon after the possession is given; and (f) if so, what step the Government proposes to take to ensure actual possession ? for ea=h ¼Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu½% ¼d½ th gka] lwph ua- 1 lnu dh est ij j[kh tkrh gSA ¼[k½ th gka] lwpuh ua- 2 lnu dh est ij j[kh tkrh gSA ¼x½ D;ksafd mu xkaoksa esa Qkyrw Hkwfe miyC/k ugha gS tgka ;ksX; eqtkjs jgrs gSa vkSj ckgj okys mu xkaoksa esa vkckn gksuk ilUn ugha djrsA ;g crkuk lEHko ugha fd fdrus le; ds vUnj “ks’k Qkyrw Hkwfe iz;ksx esa ykbZ tk ldsxhA fQj Hkh bl lkjh Hkwfe dks “kh?kzkfr”kh?kz vykV djus dk iz;Ru fd;k tk;sxkA ¼?k½ th gka] lwpuh ua- 3 lnu dh est ij j[kh tkrh gSa ¼M+½ th gka] 160 dslksa esaA ¼p½ iatkc iV~Vsnkjh lqj{kk vf/kfu;e] 1953 rFkk iSIlw VSuSUlh ,UM ,xzhDypjy yS.Ml ,DV] 1955 esa ;ksX; eqtkjksa dks okLrfod dCtk fnykus dh O;oLFkk gS vkSj mu fu;eksa ds vuqlkj dCtk fnyk;k tk;sxk%& lwph uEcj ¼1½ Øe ftys dk 1 tuojh] 1970 dks miyC/k la[;k uke Qkyrw Hkwfe dk C;kSjk ¼LVS.MMZ ,dM+ esa½ 1 djuky 14377 2 than 1687 3 egsUnzx<+ 4 xqM+xkao 786 5 fglkj 15525 6 vEckyk 243 7 jksgrd 1729 tksM+ 34347 lwph uEcj ¼2½ Øe ftys dk 1 tuojh] 1969 ls 31 fnlEcj] la[;k uke 1969 rd Hkwfeghu eqtkjksa dk ckaVh xbZ Hkwfe dk fooj.k ¼LVS.MMZ ,dM+ esa½ 1 djuky 370 2 than 267 3 egsUnzx<+ 9 4 xqM+xkao 204 5 fglkj 1135 6 vEckyk 123 7 jksgrd 441 tksM+ 2549 lwph uEcj ¼3½ Øe ftys dk ,slh Qkyrw Hkwfe dk C;kSjk tksfd la[;k uke 1 tuojh] 1970 rd vykV gqbZ ijUrq ftldk dCtk ugha fn;k x;k ¼LVS.MMZ ,dM+ esa½ 1 djuky 2 than 1257 3 egsUnzx<+ 145 4 xqM+xkao 938 5 fglkj 2604 6 vEckyk 7 jksgrd 1247 tksM+ 6191 Payment of Government of India’s Scholarship to Scheduled Classes & Backward Classes Students *618. Chand Ram: Will the Minister for Health & Development be pleased to State- (a) the total number of students belongings to (i) Scheduled Castes, (ii) Socially backward classes (recognized on the basis of caste) and (iii) Lower income groups separately who were given the Government of India’s scholarship during 1966-67, 1967-68 and 1968-69 together with the amounts, if any, paid to each group; (b) the total number of students belonging to (i) Scheduled Castes, and (ii0 Backward classes studying in private and Government Colleges in the State during 1966-67, 1967-68 and 1968-69; (c) whether the students referred to in part(b)above have been paid the scholarship meant under the Governments of India schemes; (d) whether the students belonging to Scheduled Castes, and Backward classes studying in private and Government School or College in Haryana 1969-70; if not the reason therefore together with the names of the Schools and colleges, if any, whose scheduled castes and backward classes students have not been paid stipends/scholarships? Health and Development Minister (Chaudhri Khurshed Ahmed): (a) to (d) a statement giving the requisite information is laid on the table of the House. STATEMENT Sr. (a) 1966-67 1967-68 1968-69 Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount of (Rs) of (Rs.) of (Rs.) students students students (i) Scheduled 258 99991 1672 698796 1929 765020 Castes (ii) Socially backward classes (iii) Lower 20 10430 30 21173 47 20980 Income Group (b)The information is not readily available. (c) Yes, to all those who submitted their claim in time. (d) i. Yes, in respect of all the claims received in the Directorate upto the prescribed date, i.e. 30th September, 1969. The Claims received thereafter are being processed and amounts will be remitted as early as possible. ii. A list of institution whose claims have not been paid is enclosed as Annexure. Their claims were received in piecemeal and after the prescribed date. ANNEXURE HISSAR 1. I.T.I., Hissar 2. Government Polytechnic, Sirsa (Hissar) 3. I.T.I. Bhiwani (Hissar) 4. Dayanand College (Hissar) 5. Government Basic Training School, Pabra (Hissar) 6. National College, Sirsa(Hissar) 7. College of Agriculture(Hissar) 8. Vaish Higher Secondary & Basic Training School, Bhiwani 9. Chajju Ram Memorial Jat College (Hissar) 10. K.M. College of Education (Hissar) 11. Government College (Hissar) 12. Chhajju Ram College of Education, (Hissar) 13. Vaish College, Bhiwani( Hissar) 14. G.N. College, Mandi Dabwali, (Hissar) 15. Government High and J.B.T./ Schol, Jui Khurd, (Hissar) 16. I.T.I., Sirsa, (Hissar) 17. Nehru Memorial Colllege(Hissar) 18. Government J.B. T School, Rakhi Sahapur (Hissar) ROHTAK 19. Government Colege for Women, (Rohtak) 20. Government Girls Junior Basic Tarining Centre, Bahadurgarh Rohtak 21. Haryana Mahavidyala, P.O. Dujana 22. Haryana College Beri, P.O. Dujana Rohtak 23. Hindu College of Education Rohtak 24. Chhotu Ram Polytechnic Rohtak 25. Vaish College odf Education Rohtak 26. Government Janta College Dujana 27. Industrial Training Institute Rohtak 28. Punjab university Post Graduate Regional Centre Rohtak 29. Government Polytechnic Jhajjar Rohtak 30. Government College Rohtak 31. Janta Basic Training School, Butana Rohtak 32. Government High School, Khakara Rohtak 33. S.D. Girls and Basic Training School Rohtak 34. Punjab University Evening College Rohtak 35. Vaish College Rohtak 36. Hindu College Rohtak 37. Haryana war Heroes Memorial College, Gohana Rohtak 38. Chhotu Ram Arya College Sonepat Rohtak 39. Industrial Training Institute, Sonepat Rohtak 40. Vaish Technical institute Rohtak 41. All India Jat Heroes Memorial College Rohtak 42. Industrial Training Institute, Hassangarh Rohtak 43. Government Institute of Surgical Instrument Technology, Sonepat 44. Government High School, Gohana 45. Chajju Ram College of Education Rohtak 46. Nehru College, Jhajjar 47. Jat H.M.A.S Higher Secondary School, Rohtak GURGAON 48. D.S.D College, Gurgaon 49. M.R. High & J.B.T. School, Jainabad Gurgaon 50. Government High & J.B.T. School,Ferozepur, Jhirkha Gurgaon 51. Satish Public College of Education, Rewari 52. Ahir College, Rewari 53. Brij Mandel College, Hodel Gurgaon 54. Government Higher Secondary School, Nagina Gurgaon 55. Saini High School, Rewari 56. Government J.B.T. School, Township Faridabad, Gurgaon 57. Industrial Training Institute, Gurgaon 58. S.D. College, Palwal 59. Nehru College, Ajronda, Faridabad 60. Modern Public High School, Rewari 61. Government J.B.T. Institution for Women, Gurgaon 62. Jain High School, Rewari 63. Government College, Gurgaon 64. D.A.V. High School, Gurgaon 65. K.L.Public College, Rewari KARNAL 66. Government High School, Pehowa, Karnal 67. Government College, Khurkshetra 68. College of Agriculture, Kaul 69. S.D. College, Panipat 70. Government High School, Kirmich 71. Government Normal Schol 72. Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra 73. Regional Engineering College, Kurukshetra 74. Government High School, Karora Karnal 75. Government High School, Karhans 76. Har Kaur Arya Girls High & J.B.T. Schiool, Model Town, Panipat 77. Haryana Polytechnic, Nilokheri 78. D.A.V. College for Women, Karnal 79. Dayal Singh College, Karnal 80. Government Higher Secondary school, Kunjpura 81. Government J.B.T. Centre Naguran Karnal 82. Government Co-educational High School 83. College of Education, Kurukshetra 84. Government High school 85. R.K.S.D. College, Kaithal 86. D.A.V. College, Pundri 87. Government High school, Chika 88. Government High school, Taraori 89. Government High& J.B.T. school Pehowa 90. I.B. College, Panipat AMBALA 91. D.A.V. College for Girls, Model town, Yamunanagar Ambala. 92. Sohan Lal College of education, Ambala City 93. Janta High & Basic Training School, Mustafabad Ambala 94. Sanatan Dharam College, Ambala Cantt. 95. Government Polytechnic Ambala City 96. D.A.V. College, Sadhaura Ambala 97. Government Higher Secondary School, Kalka Ambala 98. M.L.N. College Yamunanagar 99. Dev Samaj College for Girls, Ambala City 100. D.A.V. College Ambala City 101. G.M.N. College, Ambala Cantt. 102. Government J.B.T. Centre, Chhachhrauli, Ambala 103. Government basic Training School, Nariangarh JIND 104. K.M. College, Narwana Jind 105. Government College, Jind 106. Government Basic Training School, Khunga Kothi Jind 107. Government Higher Secondary School, safidon (Jind) 108. Arya Higher Secondary School, Narwana (Jind) MOHINDERGARH 109. Industrial Training Institute, Narnaul 110. A.S.D. High School & J.B.T. Institute 111. Government College, Narnaul (Mohindergarh) 112. G.V.M.G.R.R. College, Charkhi Dadri. 113. Government Higher Secondary School, Mohindergarh Persons arrested in connection with Haryana Bund on 16th January, 1970 *615. Shri mangal sein: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to State whether any person were arrested in the State in connection with the stooping of trains/Buses or holding strike on 16th January, 1970, during the Haryana Bund; if so, the names of such persons? Chief Minister: (Shri Bansi Lal): Only seven persons were arresteds in the State for stopping of trains/buses or holding strikes on 16th January, 1970, during the Haryana Bund. Their names aregiven below:- 1. Shri rajinder, son of Harsroop {Arrested by Rai Police for holding up a car on Grand Trunk Road near Village Kundli Rohtak.} 2. Shri ram Dhari, son of shri Bhai Ram 3. Shri Arjun Dev, son of Kesho Ram -{Arrested by the railway Police, Rohtak, for holding up train at Railway Station Ghandhra in Rohtak District} 4. Shri Juglal, Son of Mam Singh 5.Shri Kishan, son of rama 6. Shri Hari ram, son of Prem Singh 7. Shri kailash chander,son of Pale Ram Instruction to Patwaries for collections of Small Saving Fund. *570. Rao Dalip Singh: will the Minister for Finance be pleased to State whether the revenue authorities at Mahendergarh issued any instruction to the patwaries during the proceeding 3 months to collect Rs. /5- for Small saving fund per acre along with land revenue and that strict action would be taken against those who failed to collect Rs.5/- Per acre towards small saving? for ea=h ¼Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu½% th ughaA Promotion of S.Is as D.S.P. *648. Shri Randhir Singh: Will the chief Minister be pleased State- (a) The total number of S.I. promoted as D.S.P. since the formation of Haryana -to –date; and (b) Whether any seniority list is kept in view while promoting the officials referred to in part (a) above? Chief Minister (Shri Bansi Lal): (a) No. (b) Question does not arise. Allotment of Scooters *542. Shrimati Chandravati: Will the Minister for Irrigation Power be pleased to State- (a) Whether any separate quotas were fixed for the allotment of Scooters for the State Government and for the Chief Minister during the year 1968, 1969; (b) If the answer to part (a) above be in the affirmative details thereof, showing separately the number of Scooters which were allotted at the discretions of the Chief Minister and by the State Government; (c) The number of Scooter which were allotted to the Secretariat staff and the district-staff and non-official during the years, 1968 and 1969 separately, district- wise; (d) Criterion, if any, adopted in making such allotment of Scooters; and (e) The number of allot tees, if any, who have since disposed of the scooters? Irrigation and Power Minister (Shri k.L. Poswal): (a) Yes. (b) (i) A quaterly quota of 40 Scooters for allotment by the Statehas been sanctioned by the Controller of scooters, Government of India. According to the Government Policy, allotment of 50 per cent of this quota is to be made by the Chief Minister and the remaining 50 per cent by the Scooter allotment Board comprising:- 1. Chief Secretary to Government, Haryana, - Chairman. 2. Secretary to Government, Haryana, Transport Deptt.,-Member. 3. State Transport Controller, Haryana,-Secretary- Members. (ii) The Following number of Scooters were allotted during the years, 1968 and 1969:- Allotted by 1968 1969 Chief Minister, 40 80 Haryana Scooter Allotment 108 80 Board (a) A Statement is laid on the table of the house (Annexure’ A’) (b) A note explaining the position ids laid on the Table of the house (Annexure’B’) (c) This information is not available. A person who has been allotted a Scooter can dispose it of without obtaining any permission after the expiry of two years. Therefore, this information is not collected by the Transport Department. ANNEXURE ‘A’ The details allotments made to secretariat Staff, District Staff and Non Official is given district-wise as under Sr. District Allotment made by Scooter Allotment Chief Board Minister 1968 1969 1968 1969 (i) Secretariat Staff 24 24 6 7 (ii) Other Department 40 33 3 6 in Chandigarh (iii) District Staff- Ambala 8 6 Karnal 12 4 Gurgaon 5 3 2 Rohtak 7 6 1 1 Hissar 9 3 1 Jind 1 1 Mohindergarh 3 (iv) Non-Official- Ambala 5 2 Karnal 3 8 Gurgaon 1 6 Rohtak 2 7 Hissar 5 13 Mohindergarh 1 Jind 1 Patiala 1 2 Chandigarh 11 20 Delhi 4 ANNEXURE ‘B’ Scooters are allotted by the chief minister, Haryana, at his own discretions. The criteria laid down by the scooter Allotment Board for the allotment of scooters are as follows:- Priority ‘A’ Government Departments for those use the Government Vehicles Board has sanctioned Scooter. Priority ‘B’ Doctors and Officials in Government Service provided need of a Scooter is well established; They have no car or Scooter or motor cycle less than 5 years old: There existing scooters met with an accident and a certificate to this effect is aviable for their use. They have not booked any order and in case booked their turn is likely to materialize after one year or more and a certificate from dealer is available. Priority ‘C’ Private institutions like, hospitals, etc, to be considered on merits. The Board in its meeting held on 2nd March 1965, has further decided as follows:- (i) Applicants having a salary less than Rs. 250 per mensem or more than Rs. 1500 per mensem should be deemed ineligible. It should not be necessary to lay down any further categorization based on salary as number of the scooters available for the distribution is very small. (ii) Applicants having cars/scooters/motor cycles les than 5 year, old would be ineligible. (iii) Applicants who have already been offered scooter of any particular make but refuse to accept the same should not be considered again for further allotment. (iv) In case where it is certified by a Minister, Secretary or Head of Department that particular officials required a scooter for Government duty (excluding that of going to office or coming from offices) irrespective of the date of his application should be brought on the top of the list in the category concerned. (v) Where an applicant has sold a scooter or motor cycle less than 5 years during the last 5 years, he should not normally be entitled to allotment of any scooter from the priority quota. Villages affected by Drought during 1968-69 *370. Major Amir Singh Chaudhary: Will the Minister for Finance be pleased to State- (a) District and Tehsil wise number of villages, districts and Tehsil wise affected by drought during the years, 1968, 1969 together with full details of the affected acreage, population, cattle heads and camels; (b) Allocations of funds, district and Tehsil wise, made for relief proposes in the said drought-affected areas; (c) Relief amounts given as wages, district and Tehsil wise to the distressed people up to 30th June, 1969, together with per capita average thereof of the drought-affected population of the respective areas; (d) Total quantity of subsidized cattle and camel fodder 9seperately procured and distributed, districts and Tehsil wise, to the distressed people up to 30th June, 1969, together with per capita average thereof of the drought-affected number of respective cattle heads and camels; (e) Total number out of the allocations referred to in part (b) above spent district wise up to 30th June, 1969, for the purposes other than those mentioned in parts (c) and (d) above together with full particulars thereof; and (f) Whether full remission of Kharif and Rabi Land Revenue and allied dues, was given in respect of the said drought- affected area as was done in the case of Flood-affected area in the district Karnal, if not, the reasons thereof? Finance Minister (Smt Om Prabha Jain): (a), (b), (c), (d) A Statement is laid on the Table of the House. (e) A Sum of Rs. 2,82,083 was spent for the purpose other than those mentioned in parts © & (d) above, particulars of which are given below:- Gurgaon Rs. Local relief work 1,97,083 Hissar Rs. 75,000 Free supply of fodder to pedigree bulls Rohtak Rs. 10,000 On maintenance of pedigree bulls and other relief works, viz, deepening of ponds, etc. (f) No remission of land revenue was given as it was not considered necessary. However, recovery of such dues was suspended in some villages of Gurgaon, Hissar, Rohtak and Mohindergarh Districts. STATEMENT Name of Name of Number Villages Area Population Number Number District Tehsil of affected affected affected of of Villages by (Acres) Cattle Camels drought heads affected affected 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Gurgaon Gurgaon 226 151 80555 50491 Nil Nil Rewari 426 222 78788 859390 Nil Nil Nuh 280 171 55882 143950 Nil Nil F.P. Jhirkha 242 182 54597 95511 Nil Nil Palwal 197 107 43177 159641 Nil Nil Hissar Bhiwani 208 191 386233 248012 142900 20448 Hansi 138 40 178064 97592 121404 107 Hissar 218 83 250958 105035 72056 1526 Mohindergarh Narnaul 222 222 119649 234541 Nil Nil Mohindergarh 156 156 184577 182196 Nil Nil Dadri 181 181 287802 240683 Nil Nil Rohtak Rohtak 133 11 10045 Sonepat 241 20 302 Gohana 123 4 1408 Jhajjar 309 195 73388 80000 35000 2950 Name of Name of Alloca Amo Per Quanti Per District Tehsil tion of unt Capi ty of Capi Funds give ta Subsid ta n as aver ised Aver wage age fodder age s, of suppli of upto Wag ed up fodd 30- es to 30- er 6-69 (Rs.) 6-69 Cattle Ca Cattl Ca (in mel e Kg. mel Qls.) (in Kg. Qls. ) 1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Gurgaon Gurgaon Rs. Rs. 0.09 Nil Nil Nil Nil 40,00 3570 P 0 Rewari 2785 Nil Nil Nil Nil 4 Nuh 325 Nil Nil Nil Nil F.P. Jhirkha 1497 Nil Nil Nil Nil Palwal Nil Nil Nil Nil Hissar Bhiwani 34,83, 6650 2.75 78760 981 50kg 2Kg 100 00 5 . . Hansi 1959 2.01 2381 2.Kg 2Kg 82 . . Hissar 3595 3.50 00 Mohinde Narnaul 19,83, 3375 1.12 7813 421 1 qls 1 rgarh 100 81 for and 15 half days qul per s cattl for e 15 day s Mohinde 3970 2678 421 rgarh 55 Dadri 3874 1992 35 Rohtak Rohtak 50,00 0 Sonepat Gohana Jhajjar 2305 1.00 0 duri ng 1969 -70 Overbridge on Yamunanagar Railway Line *575. Doctor Malik Chand Ghambhir: Wlii the Minister for Agriculture and Labour be pleased to State- (a) Whether any over bridges on Yamunanagar Railway line has been sanctioned; and (b) If so, the total expenditure likely to be incurred thereon together with the time by which the same is likely to be constructed? Minister for Agriculture and Labour (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) It has been decided by the Government to construct over bridges on Yamunanagar Railway line. (b) The detail of cost of overbridge is being finalized in consultation with Railway authorities. Tentative cost of bridge to be constructed by Railway authorities shall be Rs. 6.06 lakhs approximately. Cost of approaches to be constructed by the P.W.D. shall be Rs. 15.00 lakhs. The construction of over bridge is expected during the Fourth Plan subject to availability of funds. Allotment of Nazul Land Harijans *604. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Minister for Finance be pleased to state- a) The total district-wise Nazul land in the State as on 1st January, 1970; b) Whether the Government has decided to allot Nazul land to the Harijans without any compensation; c) If so, the total land allotted up to 1st January, 1970 and the total land which still remains to be allotted, district- wises, separately; d) Whether the possession of such allotted land has been given, if not the reason therefore, and the period within which the same likely to be handed over; and e) the period within which the remaining un allotted Nazul land is likely to be allotted and possession thereof given? for ea=h ¼Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu½% ¼,½ okafNr lwpuk fuEufyf[kr gS%& ftyk ,dM+ duky ejys fglkj 117 6 5 jksgrd 409 1 10 xqM+xkao 559 6 14 djuky 510 0 16 vEckyk 208 egsUnzx<+ 7 16 dqy tksM+ 1849 7 1 ¼ch½ ugha th] ¼lh½ iz”u ugha mBrk] ¼Mh½ iz”u ugha mBrk] ¼b½ tYnh vykV djus dh dksf”k”k dh tk jgh gSA Exemption from payment of Tuition Fees by the students belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Vimukt Jatis *619. Chaudhri Chand Ram: Will the minister for Health and Development be pleased to State- a) Whether the Government headed by Birendra Singh had decided to exempt all the students’ belongings to the scheduled Castes and Vimukt Jatis from the payment of Tuition fees irrespective of income and is so, the date of decision; b) Whether the district referred to in part (a) above has since been reversed; if so, the reasons therefore and the date thereof; and c) Whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to exempt from the payment of Tuition fees all the students to the Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes studying in any class irrespective of income? Health and Development Minister: (Chaudhry Khurshed Ahmed): (a) (i) Yes, in respect of Scheduled caste students only with effect from 1st July, 1967, and not in respect Vimukt Jatis. (b) No. (c) (i) Students belonging to Scheduled caste have been exempted from Tuition fees irrespective of their parents/Guardian’s income up to High/Higher Secondary Schools. (d) As regard students belonging to backward classes, the concession of exemption from payment of Tuition fees is restricted to those students whose parents/Guardian’s annual income does no exceed Rs. 1,800. No proposal regarding total exemption of tuition fees irrespective of the students Parents/Guardian income is under consideration of the government. Nationlisation of Road Transport *616. Shri mangal Sein: Will the minister for Irrigation and Power pleased to State- (a) the names of the Transport Companies nationalized by the Government so far; and (b) Whether there is any proposal for rehabilitant those whose route permits would be withdrawn; and (c) Whether the Government proposes to provides any alternative employment to the persons referred to in part( a) above; if so, the details thereof? Irrigation Power Minister (Shri K. L. Poswal): The objections to several draft schemes of nationalization are being heard by a Quasi-Judicial Authority empowered for this purpose. The matter being sub-judice, it will, therefore, not be appropriates to furnish the required information’s at this stage. Setting up of 33 K.V. Grid Sub-Station at Kanina *591. Rao Dalip Singh: Will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to State whether there is any proposal under consideration to set up 33 K.V. grid sub- station at Kanina district Mahendegarh. Irrigation and Power Minister: (Shri K.L. Poswal): Yes. Inferior land given to Harijans art reserve price 649. Shri Randhir Singh: Will the Minister for Finance be pleased to state the total acreage of inferior land in Haryana together with the area of land which has been given to Harijans so far (since November, 1966) out of the said land at reserve price together with the area of remaining land? Revenue Minister (Shri Neki ram): On the 1st November 1966, an area of 5,446 Acres 0K, 16 M. was available for disposal. Out of this an area of 1,34 A. 0 K. 06 M. has been transferred at the reserve price, leased out for 5/10 years and sold in restricted auctions to 167 Harijan families up to 31st July, 1970. An Area of 2,440 A. 3K. 04 M. was available for disposal on 1st August, 1970. UNSTARRED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Position of Roads in Dadri Tehsil of Mohindergarh District *183. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for agriculture and Labour be pleased to state- (a) the latest position regarding completion of the following roads in Dadri Tehsil of Mohindergarh District; (i) Badhwana-kadma via Bijna and UN; (ii) Pantawas Kalan approach road; (iii) Akhtiar pura approach road; (iv) Hui approach road; (v) Balkara approach road; (vi) Rupgarh-Chappar; (vii) Atela Khurd-Dudiwalas; (viii) Badhra-Singhani; (ix) Mandhi-Berala; the reasons, if any, for delay and the steps, if any, proposed to be taken to expedite completion of the works in each case? Agricuture and labour Minister: (Chaudhry ran Singh): (a) (i) Road from Badhwana-kadma via Bijna and UN:- This Road is not provided under any scheme for construction. (ii) Pantawas Kalan approach road:- Earth work has been completed in 0.96 K.M. Metalling has ben done in 0.48 K.M. length and binder has been collected for whole work. (iii) Akhtiar pura approach road:-A Road from from Panthawas to Village Akhtiarpura has been provided in Fourth Five-Year Plan, it will be 1.21 K.M. in length and would cost Rs. 0.48 lacs. Work has not been taken in hand so far. (iv) Hui approach road:- It will be 1.50 K.M. in length and would cost Rs. 0.34 lacs. Work has not been taken in hand so far. (v) Balkara approach road:-A road from Dadri-Chirya Road to Village Balkara has been included in the Fourth Five-Year Plan (1969-74). It will be 6.00 K.M. in length and would cost Rs. 1.29 lacs. The work has not been started so far. (vi) Rupgarh-Chappar:- It is 7.00 K.M.s in length, Earthwork has been completed in entire length. (vii) Atela Khurd-Dudiwalas:- Earthwork and consolidation of soling has been completely entirely. (viii) Badhra-Singhani:- Out of 10.00 K.M.s length of this road, Earth work has been completed in 9.50 K.M.s (ix) Mandhi-Berala; This Road is not provided under any scheme for construction. (b) No delay. Names of Roads and Mileage thereof included for metalling *184. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the minister for Agricuture and labour pleased to state- (a) the names of road in Mohindergarh district together with mileage thereof which have been included for metalling in the Fourth Five-Year Plan; and (b) the criteria, if any, adopted in the selection of Roads referred to in part (a) above? Agriculture and Labour Minister (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) the required information if given in the enclosed list. (b) The following criteria have been adopted in the selection of Roads referred to on part (a0 above:- (i) The roads in progress before the commencement of the fourth-Five Year Plan. (ii) The Roads which provide missing links to important towns, etc. (iii) Traffic intensity, population of villages providing access to Tehsil and District headquarters and demands from the public. (iv) Availability of Funds in the Fourth Five-Year Plan. LIST Sr. Name Length (K.M.) 1 2 3 1. Jhoju Kalan-satnali Road 26.00 2. V. Pathera to Mohindergarh- 3.00 Kanina Road 3. Shamshapur-Kaliwas Road 1.25 4. Mohindergarh-Satnali-Bhadra 55.24 Jui Roads 5. Nizampur –Nagal Ka Chaudhry 17.00 Road 6. Faridabad-Seema Kanina Road 28.84 7. Satnali-Loharu Road 16.10 8. Achina-Sanjarwas 10.19 9. Nasibpur-Darshon Road 4.57 10. Nimriwala-Rupgarh Road 4.02 11. Chirya-Kanina Road via Bhagot 24.00 Sheling 12. Bhadra Singhani Road 10.00 13. Sanjarwas-Sanga Road 13.00 14. Nawan-Dolanwas Road 6.25 15. Rupgarh-Chappar Road 7.00 16. Nayagaon-Bail Road 11.00 17. Nangal-Durga 2.50 18. Mile9/2 of dadri-Mohindergarh 1.83 road to village ChangRoads 19. Mile10/4 of dadri-Loharu Road 10.00 to village Dudhiwala 20. Santokhpura to patwas 5.00 21. Kanina ti village kakrala 3.50 22. Seema to village Dublana 4.2 23. From mile 13/6 of Narnaul 2.0 Mohindergarh road to village Dharoli Ahir 24. Nagal ka Chaudhry to village 11.00 Kalba to Nain to Maroond Nia- atpur 25. Dari-Rewari Road (Missing link 5.00 from Karoli to Nahar Kanina Road) 26. Dadri-Rewari Road (Sec. Chiry to 1.60 Bahu) 27. Kudana-Narangabad-Kadma 11.00 Road 28. Mori-Balkara approach Road 1.21 29. Paintwas-Akhtayarpur Road 1.21 30. Ja-Bijna Road 2.42 31. Jhojju-Kalan Mehra Road 6.40 32. Manakwas-Charkhi Road 4.80 33. Village Baliali to Jhojju Kalan 0.80 Roads 34. Village Pehladgarh to Dari- 0.40 Bhiwani 35. Kheri Botter to dari-Loharu Road 36. Atela-Kalan to Dari-Loharu Road 1.21 37. Village Barsana to Dadri-Loharu 2.00 Road 38. Arya Nagar to Dadri-Loharu 3.20 Road 39. Kakrali-Sardana to M.S.B.J. 0.80 Road 40. Village Bilawal to Panchepa 3.20 Kalan Road 41. Mohindergarh-Kanina-Nahar- 0.10 Lukhi Road to Anawas 42. Mile II of Kanina-Ateli Road to 7.00 village Gujarwas 43. Akhbarpur-Nagal Road 2.29 44. Dadri Bond to Village Kamod 0.15 45. Dadri-Loharu Road to village Hui 1.50 46. Narnaul-Behror Road 7.00 Average cost of mile each of metalled road with Black surface i. *185. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased to state- b) the district-wise average cost per mile of each of village approach and other district level roads, metalled with black surface based on actual expenditure incurred on such roads, during the period from 1st April, 1967 to 31st March, 1969, together with the following sub- headwise break-up of the actual expenditure incurred thereon: Land; (ii) Earth Work: (iii) Material including Bitumen (iv) Labour charges (v) Other Misc. Charges, if any, together with details thereof: c) the names of village approach in Mohindergarh District which had been approved for construction with the participation of the beneficiaries from 1st April, 1968 to 30th June, 1969, alongwith details of mileage and the due amounts of beneficiaries thereon in each cases: and d) the reasons for deviations in rates referred to in part (a0 and (b) above, if any, and the manner in which excess amount is proposed to be adjusted in each case? Agriculture and Labour Minister: (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) The District-wise average cost per mile for (i) Village approach road; (ii) District level road is as indicated in enclosed statement,-vide Annexure “A’. (b) Necessary list of approach roads in Mohindergarh district showing details of mileage, cost and the amount of beneficiaries share is appended as Annexure “B’. (c) The deviation in the construction cost of work in different districts is precisely due to cost of land, height of embankment drainage and cost of material, such as stone, bajri, etc. The construction cost is less in case of roads in mohiondergarh district because of less requirement of embankment height and driange and the material like stone metal and bajri, etc. is available from nearby quarries at cheaper rates. Each road scheme is decided/sanctioned on its own merits and thus questions of adjustment of excess/saving, does not arise. Statement showing District-wise average cost line for village roads and others Sr Name of Break-up cost per-mile District Average Land Earth Mechanical Material Labour Bridges Other Remarks Cost work compaction including and Charges per Bitumen Culverts mile 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 1. Gurgaon- Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Other Charges (i) Village Road 76330 9851 8250 3498 29774 5411 11650 7896 included-(i) (ii) District Level 93878 14551 17343 3148 30353 6595 10396 11792 Contegencies, Road (ii) Miscellaneous 2. Rohtak- items like small road (i) Village Road 87768 23700 5727 3779 34735 6216 3136 10475 (ii) District Level 105898 2660 14584 4482 46534 8621 7667 21350 structures, Road i.e. boundary pillars, K.M. 3. Hissar stones, (i) Village Road 67279 6023 8748 1997 37202 6758 3907 26440 service roads, surveying (ii) District Level 107776 15506 11532 1322 49101 6868 12497 10950 and leveling Road project charges, if 4. Karnal- any, Roads (i) Village Road 71366 6641 9243 2276 36264 5713 8635 2594 side buildings. (ii) District Level 97700 9351 12761 5771 50987 5600 9991 3239 Road 5. Ambala- 3413 II. (i) Break- up of cost for (i) Village Road 73376 5874 6513 6180 36898 5686 7418 7574 different (ii) District Level 90250 5414 8359 41922 6334 11300 10741 items of road Road construction, i.e. land 6. Mohindergarh- earth work, (i) Village Road 38845 2334 5642 19266 7709 1904 1970 Material, labour (ii) District Level 50811 3827 6709 20549 8346 4270 7110 charges, will Road vary from road to road and from district to district. Cost of land is quite variant even in the same district. It depends upon the area in which it lies. It is more if the area is agriculturally productive and quite less in case it is sandy and non- productive. Cost of roads, building material , i.e. stone metal, bajri, is also variant and depends upon the location of quarry and distance involved (ii) The cost of Road will be high if more cross drainage works are required. Cost of any Sub-heads of the road or road as a whole cannot be compared with sub- head of any other road or cost of the road as a whole. ANNEXURE ‘B’ Statement showing the names of approach in Mohindergarh District which have been approved for construction with the participation of the beneficiaries from 1st April, 1968 to 30th June, 1969 Sr. Name of Road Length in Total Cost Share of K.M. beneficiaries at the rate of 25 percent 1. Link Road to 2.00 Rs. 84000 Rs. 21000 Village Deroli-Ahir Road from K.M. 13/18 of NHL Mohindergarh Distt. 2. Constructing 1.00 34600 8650 Dadri-Bond Road (excluding to Village Kamod cost of land) 3. Constructing 0.30 9400 2350 approach road from Dadri-Loharu Road to Nui Conviction of the medical Officer, Tosham *197. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for health and Development be pleased to state- (a) Whether it is fact that medical Officer, posted Tosham in the Year 1964-65 was convicted during the year 1968 by a Magistarate, Hissar and he was fined Twelve hundred rupees for an office connected with Family Planning drive; (b) if reply to (a) above be in affirmative, the details of the case and the departmental action, if any, taken against the said Medical Officer; and (c) the details of the steps taken by the Government to avoid the recurrence of such incidents? Health and development Minister ( Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) It is fact that Dr. D.V. Khosala, H.C.M.S., Class II, formely posted as Medical Officer at Primary Health Centre, Tosham, was convicted and imposed upon fine of Rs. 1,200 in a case Khiali Vs. Dr. D.V. Khosala, etc. in Court of Judicial Magistrate, 1st Class, Hissar. However, the medical Officer filed an appeal in the Court of session judge, Hissar and has since been acquitted of the charge vides Judgement dated 21st August, 1969, passed by Shri S.C. Goel, Session Judge, Hissar, in Criminal Appeal No. 79 of 1969. (b) Since Dr. Khosala has been acquitted of the charge, no departmental action can be taken against him. (c) All the Medical Officer in the State have already been instructed the sterilization of only those person should be done who are willing to undergo this operation and fill up the consent forms prescribed for the purposes. Painting of Mile Stone *198. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state- (a) Whether it is gfact that Narnaul is painted as 43 and 41 miles on Zero miles stones at Dadri of Dadri-Baund and dari-Narnaul Roads, respectively; (b) if so, reasons for the deviations and correct mileage; (c) Whether it is fact that all distances required to be painted on mile Stone are measured from Court to Court of the respective town or if there is no court at some place then from the next alternative prescribed zero points: and (c) if reply to (c) is in affirmative the manner in which the problem in question is proposed to be solved? Agriculture and Labour Minister: (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) Yes, (b) The distance from Dadri to Narnaul from Zero point of Dadri-Road by-pass on to Narnaul fromBaund road is 43 miles as the route is on Loharu road and then on Bhiwani road on bye-pass on to narnaul, whereas the distance of dadri from Narnaul on Dadri-Narnaul Road is 41 miles only. A plan is placed on the Table of the House to clarify this issue. (c) Yes. When there is no court it is measured from General post-Offices or from other important Landmark decided by Government. In case of Dadri Zero point is Gandhi College. (d) In view of reply at (b) there is no problem. Damage of Gurawara approach road by Floods *199. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state: (a) Whether it is fact that Guruwara approach Road in Narnaul Tehsil of Mahendergarh district was badly damaged last year with flood waters of River Dohan and it is still lying unattended for more than a year; and (b) if reply (a) is in affirmative, reasons for the inordinate delay and the steps now proposed to be taken to overcome the problem Agriculture and Labour Minister: (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) The road in question does belong to P.W. D. and is not maintained by them. (b) Questions does not arise. Residential Quarters of the I.T.I. Staff, Mahendergarh *200. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state- (a) Whether any land has been acquired for residential quarters of the I.T. I. staff at Mahendergarh; if so, a copy of site plan may be laid on the Table of the House. (b) Whether the said site plan for the acquisition of the land was approved by an officer; if so, his name and designation; (c) Whether any amount has recently been spent on the construction of internal roads and compound wall; if so, total amount thereof? Agriculture and Labour Minister: (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) Yes. A copy of site plan is enclosed. (b) Yes, the site plan for the acquisition of land was approveds by a committee of officers whose names and designation are given below:- (1) Shri H.B. Lal, I.A.S., then Commissioner, Ambala Division. (2) Shri G.L. Bailur, I.A.S. the then Deputy Commissioner, Mohindergarh. (3) Shri Parmjit Sihgh, I.A.S., the then Director of Industrial Training Punjab. (4) Shri Sampooran Singh, the then Assistant Director, Industrial Training Punjab. (c) No. Leakage in the Workshop Shed of I.T.I., Mahendergarh *201. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state- (a) Whether it is fact that the entire workshop shed of I.T.I. at Mahendergarh leaks very badly when it rains and the conditions of the costly machines and electric motors installed there is in deteriorating thereby, besides uncalled for interruption in the instructional work with the trainees; (b) if so, reasons for the neglect and the person responsible therefore: (c) Steps the Government purposes to take overcome the problem? Agriculture and Labour Minister: (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) the Workshop sheds of the Industrial Training Institute, Mohindergarh, does leak. However, there has been neither deterioration of Machinery nor any interruption in instructional work. (b) There has been no neglect on the part of the industrial Training Department. (c) Steps are being taken at the level of the Chief Engineer B. & R. for having the necessary repairs carried out emergently. Construction of a Single Phase 11 K.V.L. *202. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state- (a) Whether any single phase 11 K.V.L. line was constructed with the Collaboration of India during the 3rd Five-Year Plan in the Revenue Estate of village Mandola and Mandoli in Tehsil of Mohindergarh District, for research and investigation purpose; (b) if the reply to part (a) above be in the affirmative, details of the results thereof and the time likely to be taken for the completion of work undertaken; (c) Whether there is any research and investigation cell in Haryana State Electricity Board; (d) If the reply to part (c) above be in the negative, whether it is the fact that the entire research work mentioned in (a) above is still being conducted in our area by Punjab State Electricity Board; and (e) If the reply to part (d) above be in the affirmative, the reasons for not taking over the said lines of location basis on the part of Haryana State Electricity Board? Irrigation and Power Minister(Shri K.L. Poswal): (a) Yes. (b) The Research work was carried out by the Punjab State Electricity Board Research and the unit as whole as well as all the Engineers, Officers and other staffs has been allocated to Punjab State Electricity Board. Details of work done by them and the results arrived at are not known. (c) Yes. (d) No research work in our area is presently being conducted by the Punjab State Electricity Board. (e) Since the line was constructed out of the funds of the Government of India it could not be considered as an assets of the Joint Punjab State Electricity Board to be taken over on location basis. However the matter was s taken up with the Government of India, and with their permission the line since been taken over by the Haryana State Electricity Board. Scarcity of Drinking water *203. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state- (a) Whether there is an acute Scarcity of Drinking water in any villages in Dadri Tehsil of Mohindergarh; if so, the names of such villages; and (b) the steps, if any, proposed to be taken to overcome the problems of each of the villages referred to in part (a) above? Agriculture and Labour Minister (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) Yes. Acute Scarcity of Drinking water exists in about 100 villages. The names of these Villages are given in the attached Annexure. (b) Out of the villages mentioned in the Annexure, drinking water facilities have been provided in the followings 15 villages:- 1. Bond Kalan. 2. Bond Khurd 3. Rankoli 4. Sanjarwas 5. Phogat 6. Kaila 7. Misri 8. Fatehgarh 9. Sanwar 10. Dhani Tikan Kalan 11. Tikan Kalan 12. Jhijhu Kalan 13. Jhojhu Khurd 14. Kheri Bura 15. Kheri Butar The Work of Water-Supply Schemes covering 10 villages, i.e.:- 1. Atela 2. Barsana 3. Chappar 4. Rasiwas 5. Pantawas Kalan 6. Pantawas Khurd 7. Akhtiarpur 8. Mankawas 9. Goripur 10. Pandwan Has been started, Estimates for Water-Supply Schemes covering 25 villages costing Rs. 45 lacs, are under process with Sanitary Board, Haryana, for administrative approval and allotment of funds. ANNEXURE BLOCK DADRI- I 1. Bond Kalan 2. Bond Khurd 3. Rankoli 4. Badala 5. Bhagvi 6. Badal 7. Badhi Band 8. Dhararu 9. Hindol 10. Imlota 11. Jhinjer 12. Khahti 13. Sanga 14. Khatiwas 15. Kaila 16. Kanwal 17. Lamba 18. Kohlawas 19. Loharwala 20. Manheru 21. Madmauri 22. Misri 23. Miroh 24. Malkosh 25. Mehrana 26. Makrana 27. Neemri 28. Phogat 29. Palri 30. Rawaldhi 31. Santor 32. Sarupgarh 33. Moharwala 34. Shamshpur 35. Bir shamspur 36. Santokpura 37. Sanga 38. Sanwars 39. Tikan Kalan 40. Un-Mutsil Bond Kalan 41. Tikan Khurd (Lampless Villages) 42. Sanjrawas BLOCK DADRI-II 43. Bijna 44. Badhwana 45. Balrod 46. Balali 47. Dadhi Chhiler 48. Birhi Kalan 49. Changrod 50. Bherana Kalan 51. Dokhi 52. Fatehgarh 53. Sohwas 54. Datoli 55. Ghikahera 56. Goripur 57. Haluwas 58. Jawa 59. Kitlana 60. Kalyana 61. Kalali 62. Bharvi 63. Khera Buttar 64. Mankawas 65. Akhtiarpura 66. Mandola 67. Nimariwali 68. Patwas Kalan 69. Patwas Khurd 70. Pandwan 71. Rupgarh 72. Rajgarh 73. Rasiwas 74. Birhi Khurd BLOCK BADHARA 75. Barsana 76. Chhappar 77. Dokha Harya 78. Dudiwala Kishanpura 79. Dudiwala NandKaran 80. Rampura 81. Diwarka 82. Ladawas 83. Dokha Dina 84. Gudana 85. Dokha Mozi 86. Jeetpura 87. Bhariwas 88. Kari Tokha 89. Kauhara 90. Nandgaon 91. Sarangpur 92. Narsinghwas 93. Sham Kalayan 94. Siswala 95. Tiwala 96. Atela Kalan 97. Jhojhu Kalan 98. Dhani Kalan 99. Kheri Bura 100. Jhojhu Khurd Appointment of a retired Officer of the armed Forces as Secretary State Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen’s Board *207. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state- (a) Whether it is fact that during the last one year a retired officers of the Armed Forces has been re-employed as Secretary of the State Soliders Sailors and Airmen’s Board: (b) if so, his- a. Substantive rank, b. Arm of service c. Service with colours d. Age of retirements e. Date of cause of retirement f. Professional Qualification g. Full particulars of experience in handling of troops and various formations during peace and war. h. Decorations i. Terms and codition of present service j. Sphere of duty now assigned Achievements since taken over duties (c) Whether the officer concerned has staff college qualifications as his credit to deal with staff duties connected with troops (d) Whether the said post was advertised; if not, the reasons therefore; and (e) The reasons for taking out his out from the purview of Public Service Commission? eq[; ea=h ¼Jh calh yky½% (a) to (e) visf{kr lwpuk ls ;qDr rkfydk lyXu gSA STATEMENT (a) Yes. (i) Lt. Col. (ii) Army Ordnance Corps. (iii) 24 years 5 months (iv) 45 years 3 months and 3 days. (date of birth 22nd September, 192 and the dates of retirement 25th December, 1967) (v) 25th December, 1967, asked for his retirement on maturity on pension able service. (vi) Was at Officer Training School, and attended various courses from time to time. (vii) Had held departmental appointments and comments in peace and field stations (viii) Decorations a. War Medal b. India Independence medal c. Sainya Sewa medal with J & K class d. Rakha Medal (ix) His initial appointment was made on ad hoc basis for a period of 6 months in the scale of Rs. 900-50-1800. He was However made a substantive permanent on this post with effect from 25th August, 1969. His pay was later fixed at Rs. 1250 per mensem in the scale of Rs. 9000-50-1800 with effect from the date assumed charge of his duties and was also allowed his gros military pension amounting of Rs. 550 per mensem in addition to the above mentioned pay of Rs. 1250 per mensem (fixed) (x) (a) Secretary State Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen’s Board and control and supervision of the various District Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen’s Board in Haryana. (b) Secretary of the Post war Services Reconstruction Fund. (c) Secretary of the Special Fund for the Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Ex-servicemen in the State. (d) Secretary of the Haryana Defence and Service Relief Fund. (xi) Being a whole time officers, he has dealt satisfactorily with the work of the post. (a) No. (b) No. as appointment against this post was made on ad- hoc basis for 6 months initially. (c) In view of the nature of the post and the special qualification required for it. Separate Cadres for Haryana State Electricity Board Employees *215. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state- (a) Whether the Haryana State Electricity boards maintains two separate cadres of ministerial level employees viz, one for Head quatres Staff and another for ‘Field Staff’; if so, the reasons therefore; and (b) whether it is proposed to amalgamate the said two cadres. Irrigation and Power Minister (Shri K.L. Poswal): (a) Yes. Haryana State Electricity Board has two separate cadres for ministerial staff, one for the Head quarters office and the other for the field, known as circles Cadre. (b) The question of amalgamating the two cadres is under consideration but it has not yet been possible to take final decision because of the legal and other implication involved which are under examination Arrangements for production School Text-Books *216. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state- (a) the details of the existing arrangements for the production of school level text-books; and (b) Whether the Government proposes to make any changes therein; if so, details thereof? Health and Development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) the details of the arrangements for production of school text-books are as under: It has been decided by Government to nationalize the schools text-books. These are being introduced in a phased programme, i.e. text books for classes for classes I, II, VI, and VII are being introduced from the year, 1971-72 and text- books for classes III, Iv, V and VIII are being introduced from the year, 1971-72. These books are invited through open market, Each book is subjected to review by two Experts in their respective subjects. These books along with the reviews are then placed before a High-Powered Committee for final selection. After the selection, press, copies of the text-books are prepared and are sent to the Controllers, Printing and Stationary, who then gets the text-books printed. (b) As far as the selection of text-books is concerned, Government do not propose any change in the existing arrangements. With regard to the Printing of text-books, it is stated that a Government Press is being set up the Fourth Five year Plan. This Press will take up, in due course, the printing of text-books. Widening of Panipat-Gohana-Rohtak Road *217. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state- (a) Whether Panipat-Gohana-Rohtak Road is included in any Plan for Widening and general improvements; if so, details of the s time Schedule for the construction thereof; and (b) Whether any necessary curves are proposed to be eliminated and any villages, enveloping the existing Road, by- passes in keeping in view, the factors of speed and safety; if so, details thereof, along with the number of such curves and villages (separately) which can not be harnessed for the proposed improvement? Agriculture and labour Minister ( Ch. Ran Singh): (a) Yes. The Road is Fourth Five year Plan foe widening to 17 feet mettled width. It will be completely by 31st March, 1972 subject to available of funds. (b) There are no sharp curves in Karnal district requiring improvement. The widening of curves in Karnal as well as in Rohtak District will render curves safer. It is not proposed to by-pass any village while carrying out the widening work. Pepsu Post-War Reconstruction Fund *218. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Minister be pleased in state- (a) Whether PEPSU Post-War Reconstruction Fund had separate entity at the time of the bifurcation of the Composite State of The Punjab; (b) If so, closing balance and other assets of the said fund as on 31st October, 1966 along with the amount of the Share, if any, that is inherited by Haryana there from: and (c) Whether any amount of Haryana share, out of the amount of the PEPSU Post-War Reconstruction Fund was lying as deposit with the Rehabilitation Branch of the Ministry of Defence G.O.I. at the time of bifurcation of the Composite Punjab if so, Whether it has been also be claimed, and if not reasons therefore the details of the steps, if any proposed to be taken? Chief Minister (Shri Bansi Lal): (a) The Haryana Post-War Services Reconstruction organization is a Non-Official body and is controlled by a committee of Administration under the Chairmanship of the Governor and the fund is not being financed by the Government. It is therefore not possible for government to give a reply to this Unstarred Assembly Question. (b) And (c) As above. Supply of Water at Hansi Bir Minor 219. Chaudhry Hari Singh Saini: Will the Minister for Irrigation and power be pleased to state- (a) Whether there is a full supply of water at the tail of Hansi Bir Minor; (b) if no, reasons therefore; and the steps the Government proposes to take restore the full supply of water in the said minor? flapkbZ rFkk fctyh ea=h ¼Jh ds-,y-iksloky½% ¼,½ gka ¼ch½ iz”u gh ugha mBrk Members of the Scheduled Caste/Backward Classes Welfare Board *220. Chaudhry Hari Singh Saini: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour be pleased to state the total number of members Scheduled Caste/Backward Classes Welfare Board, Haryana, district-wise and the number of members out of them belonging to Backward Classes? d`f’k rFkk Je ea=h ¼pkS/kjh j.k flag½% bl jkT; eas vuqlwfpr tkfr;ksa rFkk fiNM+s oxZ ds dY;k.k ds fy, dksbZ cksMZ LFkkfir ugha fd;k x;k gSA ;gka rks ,d jkT; lykgdkj lfefr gS tks bl foHkkx dh Ldheksa dks pykus dh lykg nsrh gSA bl ds dqy 12 lnL; gSa ftlesa ls 10 lnL; vuqlwfpr tkfr rFkk fiNM+s oxZ ls lEcf/kr gSaA lnL;ksa dk ftysokj C;kSjk bl izdkj gS%& fglkj jksgrd djuky xqM+xkao egsUnzx<+ than vEckyk vuqlwfpr 3 3 1 2 tkfr fiNMs+ 1 oxZ ls lEcaf/kr vU; 2 tkfr;ksa ls lEcaf/kr Extraction of Glass-sand *230. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Chief Minister be pleased in state- (a) Whether Glass-sand deposits are available in Atela Hillock of dadri Tehsil in Mahendergarh District; (b) if so, Whether the extraction of Glass-sand deposit has been leased out, if so, the names and full addresses of the lessee together with the particular of the areas, duration of lease and annual amount of the Royalty being charged from the lessees; (c) if no, the manner in which the Glass sand deposits are now being utilized together with the quantity of annual extractions; and (d) Whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government for setting up of a plant for processing of the said mineral in Dadri area; if so, the details thereof? Chief Minister (Shri Bansi Lal): (a) Yes. (b) Yes. Shri ganpat Rai Rasiwashia, C/o M/s Ganpat rai Rashi-washia Brothers Pvt. Ltd., Mahatma Gandhi Road Calcutta, was granted mining lease of glass-sand deposists of Atela sand for 20 Years w.e.f. 16th November, 1964. The mining lease was determined on 4th July, 1969 under clause2, part 9, or the mining lease agreement as the lessee faileds to resume the mining operation and also to deposit the overnment dues in time. Lessee was to pay annually Rs. 853. The mining lease has not yet been granted to any other party at present. (c) The area is being re-notified for inviting fresh applications for grant of mining lease for glass-sand deposists in Atela Hillock. (d) No. Expenditure incurred on the Establishment of D.I.O., Mahendergarh *231. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Chief Minister be pleased in state- (a) the total expenditure incurred by the Government on the establishment of the district Industries Officer, Mahendergarh at narnaul during 1967-68, 1968-69 and 1969-70 (up to the end of January, 1970); (b) the total amount advanced by the District Industries, Officer Mahendergarh, in the form of loans and subsidies during the years as mentioned in part (a) above separately; (c) Whether any Industries were got set up by the District Industries Officer, Mahendergarh, in Private Sectorduring the year, 1967-68, 1968-69; if so, details thereof; and (d) Whether the District Industries, Officer Mahendergarh has sent any proposal to the Government for setting up industries during the year 1969-70 in Mahendergarh Distict; if so, details thereof? Chief Minister (Shri Bansi Lal): 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 (a) Rs. 80,035 Rs. 93,225 Rs. 87,624 (b) Loans Rs. Rs.1,22,250 Rs.1,15,450 1,04,400 Subsidies (c) 9 Nos. 5Nos. (Details enclosed at Annexure ‘A’) (d) Recommendations are received by Government from time to time with regards to the assistance required to be given to private entrepreneurs for setting up industries. No specific proposal has been sent by the District Industries Officer, Mahendergarh, regarding setting up of Industrial units during 1969-70 to Government as such. ANNEXURE ‘A’ 1967-68 1 Chaudhri Har Lal Ayurved Manufacture of Bhawan, Mandi Ateli desi-Medicines 2 M/s Haryana Industries, Chaff-Cutter Rajvir market, Dadri Blades 3 M/s Hazari Mal Ram Niwas, Cement Jali Rajvir market, Dadri 4 M/s Vashisht Hosiery Hosiery factory, Charkhi dadri 5 M/s Aggarwal Cycle Store, Assembling of Narnaul Radios 6 M/s Haryana State Mfg. School Slates Works mandi Ateli 7 M/s Parkash Furniture Furniture House, Pul Bazar, Narnaul 8 Shri Agarwal papers Paper Products Maerchants and manufactures, Quila road, Narnaul 9 Shri Ram Chander dal and Dal and Oil mills Oil Mills, Kanina mandi 1968-69- 1 M/s Opticles 2 M/s Ganesh Lal-Arjan Dal and Barley Dev, charkha dadri Ghat 3 M/s Mohan Soda Ice Cream Water and Ice Cream Factory, Charkhi Dadri 4 M/s Khem Chand, son Lac Bangles of shri Narian, Mohindergarh 5 The Ch. Khandsari Khandsari Works Ranila, Tehsil dadri Strength of Women wings in the Co-operative Department *232. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased in state- (a) the total sanctioned and present strength, cadre-wise, of the women wing of the Co-operative Department together with details of the places of their posting and the total annual expenditure incurred by the State Government in connection with; (b) Five-Year-Plan wise, since start of such plans, and district- wise number of women co-operative Societies registered and liquidated (in Urban and Rural Areas separately together with total (membership) and share capital thereof; (c) Whether Government proposes to wind up the said wing; if so, the manner in which the uprooted employees are proposed to be resettled? Development Minister (Ch. Sarup Singh): (a) The requisite information is furnished as under:- 1. Total sanctioned Strenght staff, cadre-wise:- 2. Industrial Inspectors 2 3. Industrial Sub-Inspectors 5 4. Camp Clerks 2 5. Peons 7 6. Present and places of posting of women staff- Sr. No. Place of Postings Karnal Hissar Ambala 1 Industrial 1 1 Inspectors (2) 2 Industrial Nil Sub- Inspectors 3 Camp Nil Clerks 4 Peons (3) 1 1 1 Total Expenditure Rs. 15,600.00 (a) Five-Year-Plan wise, since start of such plans, and district- wise number of women co-operative Societies registered and liquidated (in Urban and Rural Areas separately together with total (membership) and share capital thereof; (b) The information is annexured as Annexure (a). (c) The material under consideration ANNEXURE ‘A’ Plan Ambala Karnal Jind Rohtak Mohindergar h Ru Urb To Rur Urb Tot Ru Urb To Rur Urb Total Ru Urb To ral an tal al an al ral an tal al an ral an tal No. Ist 3 3 3 6 9 14 6 20 1 1 Registratio 2nd 4 1 5 13 7 20 25 8 33 3 1 4 n 3rd 18 5 23 38 10 48 90 6 96 12 1 13 4th 6 6 7 3 10 20 3 23 8 2 10 Tota 31 6 37 61 26 87 149 23 172 23 5 28 l MEMBERS Ist 84 15 9 78 150 228 353 168 521 25 25 2nd 25 25 28 439 254 693 633 451 1084 54 20 74 8 3 3rd 85 184 10 621 421 104 231 105 2421 28 24 31 6 4 2 6 189 7 1 4th 93 62 60 136 36 172 410 73 484 18 45 23 9 1 9 4 Tota 17 286 20 127 861 213 271 798 4510 53 114 64 l 37 23 4 5 3 0 4 SHARE Ist 27 15 42 149 446 595 138 210 3491 125 12 CAPITAL 4 1 5 57 58 5 5 RS. Actuals 2nd 53 53 374 494 869 791 189 9812 31 200 51 1 1 9 6 5 8 4 0 0 3rd 29 331 32 126 306 157 204 282 2322 13 102 14 51 82 93 3 56 000 5 5 37 39 4th 92 115 20 355 252 607 397 344 4323 41 141 55 9 1 80 1 0 1 9 1 2 Tota 44 149 59 214 149 364 461 261 7227 20 568 26 l 38 7 35 87 90 77 54 21 5 58 26 CANCELLA Ist TION 2nd 3 3 3rd 1 1 4th 2 1 3 Tota 1 1 5 1 6 l MEMBERS Ist 2nd 40 40 3rd 15 15 55 26 81 4th 95 26 121 Tota 15 15 l SHARE Ist CAPITALS 2nd RS. ACTUALS 3rd 111 243 1359 6 4th 111 243 1359 6 Tota l Plan GURGAON HISSAR TOTAL Rural Urba Total Rural Urba Total Rural Urba Total n n n No. Ist 3 5 8 4 6 10 27 24 51 Registration 2nd 12 4 16 15 3 18 72 24 96 3rd 16 6 22 61 9 70 235 37 272 4th 15 1 16 23 3 26 79 12 91 Tota 46 16 62 103 21 124 413 97 510 l MEMBERS Ist 87 106 193 92 116 208 694 580 1274 2nd 313 91 404 4 78 478 2097 919 3016 3rd 381 121 502 1664 283 1947 6125 1138 7263 4th 377 25 402 588 42 600 2209 284 2493 Tota 1158 343 1501 2714 519 3233 11125 2921 14046 l SHARE Ist 2215 2510 4725 2174 1144 3318 19767 2931 49080 CAPITAL RS. 3 Actuals 2nd 3765 1364 5129 9996 827 1082 26269 9231 35500 3 3rd 4600 1832 6432 3178 5535 3731 73763 1368 87451 2 7 8 4th 5240 5240 8369 1420 9789 22479 5576 28055 Tota 1582 5706 2152 5232 8926 6124 14227 5780 20008 l 0 6 1 7 8 8 6 CANCELLATIO Ist N 2nd 3 3 3rd 1 1 4th 1 1 1 1 4 1 5 Tota 1 1 1 1 7 2 9 l MEMBERS Ist 2nd 40 40 3rd 15 15 4th 25 25 23 23 103 26 129 Tota 25 25 23 23 143 41 184 l SHARE Ist CAPITALS RS. 2nd ACTUALS 3rd 4th 375 375 46 46 1527 243 1770 Tota 375 375 46 46 1527 l Degradation of Government Girls Higher Secondary school, Jhojhu Kalan *233. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the minister for Health and development Minister be pleased to refer to the reply to Starred Question No. 173 included in the list of Starred question for the 29th January, 1969 and supplementaries thereto and to State- (a) Whether any notice with regard to downgrading of Government Girls Higher Secondary school, Jhojhu Kalan (mahendergarh) was issued to Gram Panchayat or any other party or individual connected with the said school; and (b) if so, the names thereof, together with the number and date of the said notice, if any, and if not, the steps if any Government Purposes to take for the re-up gradation of the said School? Health and development Ministers (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) Yes. (b) And (c) The Proposal for starting Junior Colleges in the State is under consideration of the Government. The information on the working of such colleges is being collected from other states so as to know their experience on the subject. Setting up of Intermediate Coleges in the Rural Areas of the state *234. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and Development Minister be pleased to State- (a) Whether any proposal for setting up Intermediate Coleges in the Rural Areas of the state has at any time been under the consideration of the Government During the last Two Years; (b) If so, the details thereof and the final outcome; and (c) Whether any of the schools in the State were considered for their upgradation ti intermediate standard at any stage;if so, names thereof together with the latest position of such cases? Health and development Ministers (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) Yes. (b) And (c) The Proposal for starting Junior Colleges in the state is under consideration of the Fovernment. The information on the working of such colleges is being collected from other states so as to know their experience on the subject. Floods in Hansi 221. Ch. Hari Singh saini: Will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to state- (a) Whether Hansi is Hit by Floods Every year; (b) If so, the details of the scheme, if any formulated by the Government to Control the Floods referred to in part (a) above; (c) Whether there is also any scheme to raise the banks of canals of Hansi Branch? flapkbZ o fctyh ea=h ¼Jh ds-,y- iksloky½% ¼,½ gkalh {ks= uhpk gksus ds dkj.k o’kkZ _rq eas ck<+ dk vkuk LokHkkfod gSA ¼ch½ bl {ks= esa 6 ifEaix LVs”ku yxk fn;s x;s gSa ftu essaa ls nks gkalh uxj esa gSA budk ewy mn~ns”; bl {ks= esa ls ikuh “kh?kzrk ls fudkyuk gSA ¼lh½ ughaA dsoy lkekU; vuqj{k.k] ftl esa ;fn vko”;drk gks rks fdukjksa dks Åapk djuk Hkh lfEefyr gS] fd;k tk jgk gSaA Construction of Lake at Hansi to Control Floods 222. Ch. Hari Singh saini: Will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to state whether there is any scheme to construct a lake at Hansi to save the towns from floods; if so, the details thereof? Milk Plant in Mahendergarh District 278. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the minister for Finance Minister be pleased to state- (a) Whether Government has taken any decision to set up a milk Plant in mahendergarh District; if so, exect location thereof; and the factors borne in mind while selecting the site; (b) The period within which the work on the said plant is likely to be undertaken; (c) The capacioty of the plant referred to in part (a) above, together with the capital out lay thereon; (d) The arrangments envisaged by the Government to meet the Milk demand of the said plant; (e) Facilities, if any, to be provided by the Government to the People who would supply millk together with the ares earmarked for the collection of milk; and (f) Whether Zila Parishad or any committee at the district level was consueted at the time of selecting the site for location of the milk Plant? Finance Minister (Shrimati Om Prabha Jain): (a) The matter is stil at the proposal stage and the final decision should depend on the availability of adequate quantity of milk to justify the installation of milk processing plant. The Haryana Dairy Development Corporation Ltd. Has been formed, the matter will further taken up by this body. (b) In view of reply to (a) above , no specific period can be indicated for undertaking the work for the plant. (c) , (d) and (e) In View reply to (a) above, it does not arise. (g) No site has yet been selected. Up gradation of Primary/Middle Schools 279. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the minister for Health and Development Minister be pleased to refer to the reply of Unstarred Question No. 50 part (b) included in the list of Unstarred Question for the 29th January, 1969 and to state- (a) the total number of Primary and Middle Schools (separately) upgraded in the State during the year 1969- 70 together with district-wise break-up thereof and also N.E.S. block-wise break-up thereof in Mahendergarh District; (b) whether the government has taken any steps to narrow down the disparities between Bhadra, Dadri and Baund Blocks in Higher Secondary/High Schools; if not, reasons thereof; (c) names of Primary and Middle Schools of Bhadra Block which already fulfill the requisite conditions prescribed for upgrading; and (d) time by which the Schools mentioned in © above are likely to be upgraded? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) The list of Schools upgraded is attached as Annexure ‘A’ (b) No. Up gradation are done on merits and are not based on quotas allotted to various blocks. (c) No. Primary and Middle Schools of Bhadra Block fulfill the requisite conditions prescribed for upgrading. (d) Question does not arise ANNEXURE ‘A’ Sr. No. Name of the Primary to Middle to District Middle High 1 Ambala 6 8 2 Karnal 14 13 3 Rohtak 11 13 4 Gurgaon 10 9 5 Hissar 25 17 6 Mohindergarh 4 6 7 Jind 5 7 Name of N.E.S. N.E.S. Block-wise brak-up in Block Mohindergarh District Primary to Middle Middle to High Nagal Chaudhry 2 Ateli 1 Narnaul 1 1 Bond 3 Bhadra 1 Dadri 1 Total 4 6 N.E.S. Block-wise Government Schools in Mohindergarh District 280. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and Development Minister be pleased to State- a) number of Government schools Higher Secondary/High/Middle Schools in Mahendergarh District separately; b) number of Schools if any, prescribed for contro under a B.E.O., together with different categories of such scholss; c) Whether there has been any break-up of the parents unit of a N.E.S. block for B.E.O. circle; if so, the resons therefore; and d) The maner in which confusion, if any exsisting in respect of the areas of control of B.E.O. and B.E.O. in Mahendergarh District is proposed to be reconciled? Minister for Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) Government Primary Schools 419 Government Middle Schools 7+6 Government Higher Secondary 56 Schools (b) 40 to 50 Primary Schools 9 (c) Yes, in case, in any N.E.S. Block there are more than the requisite number of Schools as stated against item (b) above and it is not possible to form another Education Block, In that case more Schools from the adjoining N.E.S. Block which are contiguous to that Education Block are added to facilitate inspection work under another B.E.O. Details are as follows:- There are 8 N.E.S. Blocks in Mohindergarh District: 1 N.E.S. Block Ateli Has one B.E.O. with all Schools of Ateli and some schools of Narnaul Block 2 Narnaul Has Two B.E.O.s 3 Nagal Chaudhry Has one B.E.O. 4 Mohindergarh Has Two B.E.O. of which one has 5 Bond This has one B.E,.O. at Dadri which is also N.E.S. headquarters of Bond. 6` Dadri Has two B.E.O.-one B.E.O. has schools of Bhadra block also and the other B.E.O. has some schools of Satnali and mohindergarh 7 Bhadra It is attached with Dari B.E.O. 8 Kanina Attached to Mohindergarh B.E.O. Besides the above B.E.O., we have one B.E.O. posted at Nagal Sarohi and one at Satnali which has some schools of Mohindergarh and Bhadra attached to it. (d) There is no confusion and as such the question of reconciliation does not arise. N.C.C. Training facilities in Schools 280. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and Development Minister be pleased to State- (a) total number of Higher Secondary schools and High schools, district-wise, in the State in Rural and Urban area separately; (b) number of schools out of (a) above in the Rural and Urban Area, separately, where N.C.C. Training are available together with percentages thereof; and (c) Whether there is any disparity, in the matter of providing N.C.C. Training facilities in the Schools of Rural and Urban areas if so, the steps, if any, taken during the year 1969 to eliminate such disparity and the out come thereof? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): Total Number of High/Higher Secondary Schools- Name of the Urban Area Rural District Area Rohtak 35 150 Karnal 45 107 Gurgaon 43 91 Jind 14 41 Mohindergarh 12 56 Ambala 53 64 Hissar 42 112 Total 244 621 Grand Total 865 (b) 1 Percentage of Urban Schools with N.C.C. 94 Troops 2 Number of Urban Schools with N.C.C. 38.52% Troops 3 Number of Urban Schools with N.C.C. 49 Troops 4 Percentage of Rural Schools with N.C.C. 7.8% Troops (d) Yes, in order to remove the disparity, the Rural Schools are now given preference in the allotment of N.C.C. Troops. During the year 1969, out of the 10 newly raised, 7 Troops have been allotted to Rural Schools. In addition, 2 troops have been shifted from Urban to rural Schools during the year. Water-Supply Scheme in certain Village of Mahendergarh District 235. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to State- (a) the latest position of the water supply scheme of the group of villages Chhappar, Rasiwas, Barsana and Atela kalan in Mahendergarh District; (b) numbers of water points provided in each villages of the group of villages referred to in part (a) above; (c) Whether any further extension of pipelines in and around the villages referred to in a part (a) above and also increase in the number of Public water points, contemplated by the Government; if so, the time scheduled thereof; Minister for Agriculture and Labour (Chaudhry Ran Singh): (a) Skeleton water supply scheme has been provide to villages Atela kalan, Barsana and Chappar, Water- Supply Scheme to village Rasiwas is expected to be provided during the current financial year. (b) At present only one water point has been provided in village. (c) No further extension of pipeline is scheduled, but it is proposed to provide two additional points in each villages. This work is expected to be completed within the current financial year. Sub-Stations at Jhoju kalan 236. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the minister for Irrigation and Power Minister be pleased to refer to the reply Unstarrred Question No. 72 included in the List of Unstarreds Questions for the 29th January, 1969 and to state- a) Whether the electricity Board has paid the price of land under 33 K.V. Grid-Sub-Station at Jho-Jhu Kalan, in Mahendergarh District; b) If not, reasons therefore; and c) Steps, if any, taken or proposed to be taken now to expedite the disposal of the case? Irrigation and Power Minister (Shri K.L. Poswal): (a) Yes. (b) And (c) In view of reply to (a), the question does not arise. Proprietors of Agricultural land Holdings in village Jho-Jhu Khurd Tehsil Dadri, district Mahendergarh 237. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Finance Minister be pleased to refer to the reply Unstarrred Question No. 73 included in the List of Unstarred Questions for the 29th January, 1969 and to state- (a) details of the steps, if any, since this issue was raised; (b) details of the factors, if any, which have withheld the case for long ten years; and (c) Steps, if any, proposed to be taken now to finalize the case together with the time within which the Government proposes to solve this Problem? for ea=h ¼Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu½% ¼d½ xkao >ks>w [kqnZ dk ekeyk /kkjk 42 esa lgk;d funs”kd] pdcUnh] jksgrd ds ikl tsjs xkSj gSA mlus bls lquus ds fy, 16&10&1969 rkjh[kk is”kh yxkbZ Fkh ijUrq dksbZ Hkh Hkwifr mifLFkr u gqvk vkSj fQj nksckjk 4&2&1970 dks mlus rkjh[kk yxkbZ ijUrq jkT; esa fLFkfr vlkekU; gksus ds dkj.k nksckjk eulw[k djuk iM+kA ¼[k½ 1960 esa yksxksa ds dCts rcnht djok;s x;s ijUrq yksx iqu% vius iqjkus dCtksa ij pys x;sA Hkw&ifr u;s Vdksa ij dCtk ugha dj jgsA mUgksaus cgqr lh xfYr;ka pdcUnh esa crkbZ FkhA bl ekeys esaa igys 1962 esa fQj 1965 esa vfrfjDr funs”kd] pdcUnh] us ekeyk QkbZy djrs gq, vkns”k fn;k fd pdcUnh ,sDV dh /kkjk 42 esa Hkw&ifr viuk vkosnu nsa ftleas fd lkQlkQ fy[ksa fd pdcUnh esa D;k D;k yqfV;ka gSa vkSj mudh felkysa nsaA blds i”pkr~ 1966 esa funs”kd] pdcUnh us vfrfjDr funs”kd pdcUn dks vkns”k fn;k fd og xkao esa tkdj ;g irk yxk;sa fd Hkwifr;ksa dk dCtk u cnyus dk D;k dkj.k gSA vfrfjDr funs”kd] pdcUnh] us tkap fjiksVZ 1967 ds vkf[kj esa nh vkSj 1&4&68 ls rdjhcu pdcUnh foHkkx lekIr dj fn;k x;k vkSj cdk;k dke esa dksbZ izxfr u gks ldhA vc bldks ns[kk tk jgk gSA ¼x½ vc lgk;d funs”kd] pdcUnh] bl xkao ds ekeys dk ekpZ 1970 ds igys lIrkg esa lqusaxs vkSj ;g vk”kk gS fd ekeys dk fu.kZ; “kh?kzrk ls gksxk ijUrq ;g ekeyk dc rd gy gks tkosxk blds ckjs esa dksbZ fuf”pr rkjh[k ugha crkbZ tk ldrhA Vacancies in Haryana Roadways 238.Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Irrigation and Power Minister be pleased to refer to the reply Unstarrred Question No. 74 included in the List of Unstarred Questions for the 29th January, 1969 and to state- (a) Whether Government has issued any instruction to all the General Managers of Haryana Roadways depots to notify the Vacancies to all the District Employment Exchanges including Mahendergarh and Jind District on the basis of Proporinates Road mileage of each district covered by their vehicles; (b) If not, reasons therefore; and (c) The steps, if proposed to be taken now for the issue of instruction referred to part (a) in above? Irrigation and Power Minister (Shri K.L. Poswal): (a) Yes. The instruction was issued by the transport Department to all the General Managers of the Haryana Roadways Depot and they covered all the districts including Mahendergarh and Jind Districts. It is not feasible to fix Proportionate road mileage of each district for the purpose of vacancies, and this question was not raised in the instructions. (b) Does not arise. (c) Does not arise. Water-Supply Scheme of villages of Mahendergarh District 239. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Chief Minister be pleased to state- a) Whether the water supply schemes if any, of the following villages of Dadri Tehsil in Mahendergarh District have been administratively approved by the Sanitary Board for execution:- b) Whether water-supply scheme of village Palri has also since been administratively approved by the Sanitary Board; if not, the reasons thereof; c) Whether any estimates of the water-Supply schemes of the following of the following village at the dadri Tehsil have been prepared and submitted to the Sanitary Board for the Administrative approval; 1. Mandoli 2. Rupgarh 3. Kadma 4. Nandgaon 5. Pahladgarh 6. Nimriwali And if not, the reasons therefore? Minister for Agriculture and Labour (Ch. Ran Singh); (a) Yes. (b) No. The estimates for providing water supply scheme to village Palari, Tehsil dadri, district Mohendergarh, are under preparation, are consultation with the Panchayat concerned. (c) Yes. The estimates for providing water supply scheme to village Mandoli, Rupgarh, Nandgaon, Phaladgarh and Neemriwali have been prepared by the Public Health Engineering Department and forwarded to the Panchayat Department for obtaining approval of the Panchayat concerned and further transmission to the Sanitary Board for the Administrative approval and allotment of the funds.These estimates have not yet been administratively approved by the Sanitary Board, Haryana No estimates for providing water-Supply scheme to village Kadma has been prepared so far. Shortage of Drawing Mastrer/Equipment in Schools of Mohindergarh District 240. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and Development Minister be pleased to State- a) Whether there are any Higher Secondary and High schools in Mohindergarh District:- b) Where teaching facilities for Drawing Masters are already provided, but the same are either lying vacant or persons without requisite qualification are working against them; or c) Where Drawing Master of requisite qualification are already there but there are no proper type of drawing rooms, furniture and equipment; or d) Where furniture and equipment specially required for drawing classes are short in comparison to the number of students; if so, Block-wise names thereof; and e) Details of the steps, if any proposed to be taken to meet the shortages, if any referred to in part (a) above? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) (i) No, except Girls School wre this optimal subject has not been introduced. (ii) (a) No posts are vacant. (b) Yes. Teachers who are matric, J.B.T. with drawing as a subject are workings in the following schools:- 1. High School, Koriawas 2. High School, Bhagwi 3. High School, Imlota (Girla) 4. High School, Pichopa Kalan (i) Nil. (ii) (a) Dadri Block- 1. Government High School, Bhagwi 2. Government High School, Imlota 3. Government High School, Pichopa Kalan 4. Government High School, Ghasola 5. Government High School, Mandola 6. Government High School, Shamshpur Narnaul Block- 1. Government High School, Koriwas (c) With regards to a (ii) requisition for recruitment of drawing teachers has been sent to Haryana Punlic Service Commission and as soon as their recommendations are received necessary arrangments in thses schools will be made. As for item (a) (iv), a sum of Rs 30,000 to D.E.O. Mahendergarh, has been sanctioned for meeting the shortage of furniture and equipment under the schemes “Improvement pf Physical facilities in Secondary Schools”. He has been asked to provide necessary equipment and other material particularly keeping in view the needs of such Schools. Shortage of Science Mastrer/Equipment in Schools of Mohindergarh District 241. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and Development Minister be pleased to State- (a) Whether there are any Higher Secondary and High schools in Mohindergarh District:- (i) Where post of Science Master are not provided; or (ii) Ehere Science Mastter of Requisite qualification are not there; or (iii) Where properly equipped science rooms are not provided; or(iV0 (iv) Where science laboratory is short of actual requirement; if so, the names of such schools; and (b) the details of the steps, if any, proposerd to be taken to meet with the shortage, if any, referred to in part (a) above? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) (i) No. (ii) Nil. (b) Yes , in 14 Schools at the following places:- 1. Baund 2. Bachhod 3. Sihma 4. Ratia Kalan 5. Dongra Ahir 6. Akoda 7. Changrod 8. Krishan Nagar 9. Dalawas 10. Pichopa Kalan 11. Bhagwi 12. Koriawas 13. Imlota (Girls) 14. Ghasola (iii) Yes, in 5 newly-upgraded Schools at:- 1. Pichopa kalan 2. Bhagwi 3. Koriawas 4. Imlota (Girls) 5. Ghosala (d) With regard to (a) (iii)- During the Fourth Five-Year Plan it is planned to construct 200 Science room at Bachhod during 1969-70 and efforts will be made to provide others with Science rooms in next years of the Plan. Till such arrangments D.E.O. has been asked to utilize any class room for this purpose. With regard to (a) (iv)- These Schools have been upgraded to High standard during 1969-70 and only 9th class iss added to such schools. An amount of rs 4,000 per school for Science equipments has been sanctioned under the scheme “Development of Secondary Education”. A sum of Rs. 1,000 more will be sanctioned in the year 1970-71, when 10th class is added to thse schools. Setting up of Malt Extraction/Brewery Industries in Public Sector 242.Major Amir Singh Chaidhry: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state- a) Whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to set up Malt Extraction/Brewery Industries in Public Sector; b) If so, whether Barely producing areas will be given any preference of setting up Industries referred in (a) above? Chief Minister (Shri bansi Lal): (a) Yes. (b) No. it has not ben possible to give preference to Barely producing areas for locating the Brewery as availability of transport facilities, packing material. etc. generally and of good water, in particular, had to be taken into consideration while determining the location. Consolidation of Fragmentss of Land holding of dadri Tehsil in Mohindergarh District 243. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the minister for Finance Minister be pleased to state- (a) the numbers and names of revenue Estates of Dadri Tehsil in Mahendergarh district (i) Where the work of consolidation of frasgments of land holding has since been completed and the land holders have actually assumeds new possessions: (ii) Where the work of consolidation of frasgments of land holding has not been statrteds at all or was left half way foer administrative reasons; (i) Where the work of consolidation of frasgments of land holding is in dispute and the land-holders did not assume new possession; (ii) Where consolidation operations are still in progress; (iii) Where issuie of implementation of new possessions as “Stay” under the orders of Civil Copurts; and (iv) Details of step, if any Government proposes to take to deal with the problems relating to the revenue estate referred to in sub-para (ii) and (iii) above? Revenue Minister (Shri Neki Ram): (i) to (v) List is enclosed. The villages noted at (a) (ii) above are sandy villages and the work in the village was left over temporarily At present only Skeloton staff is working in the Consolidation Departmenht and the work in these villages will be taken up in the next phase. With regard to villages noted in (a) (iii), village Atela Khurd has now been revoked from preliminary stage and the work in this village will be completed as early as possible. Steps are being taken to get work in other disputed villages finalized as early as possible. (a) (i) List No. (i) 1 Tikan kalan 2 Kapur 3 Charkhi 4 Kher Bura 5 Sohuwas 6 Dhokhi 7 Kalyana 8 Ghasola 9 Kheri Battar 10 Mandola 11 Kalali 12 Mandoli 13 Mori 14 Mehrana 15 Kheri sanwal 16 Santokh Pura 17 Gohtra 18 Tikan Khurd 19 Balkera 20 Chriya 21 Makrana 22 Makrani 23 Datoli 24 Bhagvi 25 Neemli 26 Loharwala 27 Santor 28 Imlota 29 Sarupgarh 30 Knahti 31 Bigova 32 Kidara 33 Achina 34 Jhinjer 35 Morwala 36 Jait sari 37 Ranila 38 Bas Mustil ranila 39 Bhagesri 40 Sanjarwas 41 Sankror 42 Bond Khurd 43 Rankoli 44 Bond Kalan 45 Malkosh 46 Neemri Mustil Bond Kalan 47 Gun Mustil Bond Kalan 48 Sanga 49 Nangal 50 Umrawat 51 Kaila 52 Badala 53 Manheru 54 Dhararu 55 Madh Mathvi 56 Sanwar 57 Hindol 58 Kolhawas 59 Phogat 60 Misri 61 Mirch 62 Lamba 63 Sonf. 64 Kasni 65 Fatehgarh 66 Ghikahera 67 Rawaldhi 68 Shamash Pur. 69 Khatiwas 70 Kamod 71 Galkota 72 patwas 73 Pantwas kalan 74 Pantwas Khurd 75 Goripur 76 Gopi 77 Shyam kalan 78 Bhopli 79 Kari Ropa 80 Karidas 81 Dhansari 82 Birhi Kalan 83 Pandwan 84 Mankawas 85 Akhtar Pura 86 Dohki 87 Haluwas 88 Pahlad Garh 89 Neemri wali 90 Roop Garh 91 Raj Garh 92 Dhirana 93 Seeswala 94 Mehra 95 Badal 96 Barsana 97 Rudral 98 Baddhwana 99 Salri 100 Jawa 101 Beejna 102 Abid Pura 103 Balali 104 Jeet Pura 105 Dokha Dina 106 Dokha Mozi 107 DokhaHarya 108 Rasiwas 109 Narsinghwas 110 Nand Goan 111 Birhi Khurd 112 Jhijhu Kalan 113 Aswari 114 Ramalwas 115 Pichopa Kalan 116 Cha ngrod 117 Dudhwa 118 Dadhi Band 119 Dadhi Chhilar 120 Balrod 121 Kari moud 122 Dhagroli (ii) List No. (ii) 1 Ber Shamash pur 2 Berla 3 Jewli 4 Hue 5 Hanswaw Khurd 6 Todi 7 Khorra 8 Ladawas 9 Diwarka 10 Dandma 11 Kari Adu 12 Karitokha 13 Badhra 14 Dala Was 15 Kari 16 Kakrali Hatti 17 Kadma 18 Neemar 19 Kanhara 20 Kiskhanda 21 Tiwala 22 Gudhana 23 Chnadani 24 Ramwas 25 Main Kalan 26 Main Khurd 27 Oun Mustil Bondwala 28 Chandwas 29 Rehroda Kalan 30 Rehroda Khurd 31 Mandihayara 32 Mandi Khera 33 Mandi Pirana 34 Pichopa Khurd 35 Lulya Nagar 36 Umar Was 37 Jagram Bassi 38 Dudhiwala Kishan kalan 39 Dudhiwala Nand kalan 40 Bilawal 41 Atela Kalan 42 Saran Pur 43 Rampua 44 Gokal 45 Bindraban 46 Muthra 47 Bandwa 48 Gobindpura 49 Hansawas Kalan 50 Ladd 51 Suraj Garh (iii) List No. (iii) 1 Jhoju Khurd 2 Atela Khurd 3 Kakroli Hukmmi 4 Rehrodi 5 Chappar 6 Kitlana (iv) List No. (iv) 1 Nanda 2 Dhani 4 Bariwas (v) List No. (v) 1 Dadri Metalled Roads Mileage in the State. 244. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the minister for Agriculture and Labour be pleased to lay on the Table of the House copy of the statement showing mileage Metalled roads in the State together with district-wise break- up thereof:- (i) at the commencement of the 1st Five_year Plan; (ii) at the commencement of the 2nd Five_year Plan; (iii) at the commencement of the 3rd Five_year Plan; (iv)at the end of the 3rd Five-Year Plan; (iv) on 31st March, 1969 (v) Whether the gap of disparity from district to district narrowed down from plan to plan; if no, the reasons therefore in each case; and (vi) Whether there is any proposal to bring at par the entire districts after removing the dispartity if any, existing, if so, the period thereof? Agriculture and Labour Minister (Ch. Ran Singh): A statement is placed on the Table of the House. a) Yes. b) While formulating road programme due consideration is given to remove in various districts. STATEMENT Sr Distri As As As As As ct on on on on on 1s 1s 31 31 31 t t st st st Ap Ap ma ma ma ril, ril, rc rc rc 19 19 h, h, h, 51 56 19 19 19 61 61 61 Le Le Leng Le Le Leng Le Le Leng Le Le Leng Le Le Leng ng ng th ng ng th ng ng th ng ng th ng ng th th th per th th per th th per th th per th th per in pe % in pe % in pe % in pe % in pe % K r% Pop K r% Pop K r% Pop K r% Pop K r% Pop ms Sq ulati ms Sq ulati ms Sq ulati ms Sq ulati ms Sq ulati . . on . . on . . on . . on . . on K K K K K ms ms ms ms ms . . . . . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 Gurga 33 5. 0.27 41 6. 0.34 80 13 0.65 95 15 0.77 10 17 0.85 on 8 58 7 85 8 .2 9 .6 70 .2 7 4 3 Rohta 49 8. 0.35 63 10 0.44 74 12 0.53 76 12 0.53 11 19 0.64 k 7 37 2 .4 8 .2 3 .6 57 08 6 1 4 0 3 Hissa 38 2. 0.25 56 4. 0.37 11 8. 0.73 13 9. 0.82 16 11 0.03 r 6 77 7 08 19 05 39 60 91 .4 8 4 Karna 34 4. 0.23 38 4. 0.26 70 8. 0.45 78 9. 0.52 84 10 0.56 l 1 41 3 80 2 81 1 84 1 .5 5 5 Ambal 25 6. 0.28 38 10 0.43 39 10 0.48 52 13 0.58 56 14 0.63 a 3 83 3 .3 6 .6 0 .5 1 .6 4 9 5 2 6 Mohin 48 1. 0.09 98 2. 0.18 26 7. 0.47 41 12 0.75 56 16 0.02 derga 38 82 1 55 2 .1 0 .1 rh 3 0 7 Jind 56 1. 0.10 11 4. 0.25 15 6. 0.34 21 8. 0.47 22 8. 0.50 69 6 27 3 76 9 07 3 67 T 19 4. 0.26 25 5. 0.34 41 9. 0.55 49 11 0.65 60 13 0.79 ot 19 37 96 91 87 55 93 .3 13 .8 al 3 0 Bifurcation of Villages for Police Control 259. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Finance be pleased to state:- a) Whether there are any villages of Dadri Sub-Station (Civil) still under the control of Satnali police station of Mahendergarh sub-Division (Civil), if so, names thereof; and b) The reasons for the bifurcation of a revenue unit for police control? Chief Minister (Sh. Bansi Lal): (a) Yes. (b) There are some villages of Sub-Dvision Dadri under the control of Police Station Satnali, which is in Mahendergarh, Sub-Division. The Superintendent of Police Mahendergarh is already taking necessary action for transferring these village to the control of Police Station, Badhra, of Dadri Sub-Division. On receipt of his proposal the matter will be examined at Government level for further action. Construction of new roads in Mahendergarh District 260. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour be pleased to state:- a) Whether any new roads are proposed to be constrted in Mahendergarh District during the year 1970-71; if so, names thereof together with year-wise dtails of the works proposed to be completed on each road and time schedule for the final completion thereof; and b) Whether there is sufficient number of serviceable road rollers in the district to cope with the entire roads works and if not, the existing and required number of road rollers separately? Minister for Agriculture and Labour (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) Yes. The list is placed on the Table of the House. (b) No. There are 5 road rollers against the demand of 8, in Mohindergarh District. Orders have been placed about a month back to procure two more road rollers and they are expected shortly. LIST Sr Name of Road Length Cost 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 in Kms. (Estimated) Rs. In lakhs MAIN ROAD (NEW SCHEMES) 1 Link Road from 11.00 6.00 Earth work Consolidation Nagal –Ka- and Brid-goes of soling and Chaudhry to and culverts wearing cost village Kalba to will be taken and surfacing main to Maroon up and nearly 1st coat to Niamatpur completed and supplying of soling and metal will be in progress 2 Construction of 6.40 3.84 Ditto Ditto Jhojhu Kalan Satnali Road(Section from 20 Km. to Satnali) 3 Dadrei-Rewari 1.10 0.81 Road will be Road (Chirya to completed in Bahu) all respect 4 Constructing a 3.20 2.53 Ditto metalled Road from Bhijawas to Mandola (viaBokha) (section Bhojawas to District Boundary in Mohindergarh District) NEW SCHEMES (FAMINE RELIEF ROADS) 1 Kundana- 11.00 7.00 Earth work Consolidation Road will Naurangbad- and Brid-goes of soling and be Kadma Road and culverts wearing will completed will be taken be in in all up and nearly progress. respect. completed and supplying of soling and metal will be in progress. 2 Surfacing, 0.61 Surfacing paintaining of paintaing Jhojhu Kalan roads from S. Satnali Road No. 2 to 8 shall be completed. 3 Chirya-Kanina 1.68 via Bhagot Sheiling 4 Bhadra- 0.71 Singhani Road 5 Sajarwas-Sanga 0.91 Road 6 Nerwan to 0.44 Dalanwas Road 7 Rupgarh- 0.49 Chhapa Road 8 Nayagaon to 0.77 Bail Road 9 Badras-Barla 6.44 2.60 Earth work Supply of Road and Brid-goes materials and and culverts consolidation will be taken of soling up and nearly wearing will completed and be supplying of completed.The soling and Road will be metal will be completed in in progress. all respect. VILLAGE ROAD (CONTINUED SCHEME) 1 Jawa-Bijna 2.42 0.72 Earth work Supply of Road and Brid-goes materials and and culverts consolidation 2 Jhojhu-Kalan 6.40 1.92 will be taken of soling Mehra Road up and nearly wearing shall 3 Manakwas- 4.80 1.44 completed and be completed Charkhi Road supplying of along with soling and surface 4 Baleli to 0.80 0.24 metal will be paintaing. Jhojhu Kalan in progress. Road 5 V. Barsana to 2.00 0.60 Dadri-Loharu road 6 Arvanajan to 3.20 0.96 Dadri-Loharu road 7 V. Bilawal to 3.20 0.96 Panchana Kalan Road 8 Constructing 2.29 0.69 Akbarpur-Nagal Road on mohindergarh- Kanina Road 9 Dadri-Bond 0.27 Road to V. Kamod 10 Dadri-Loharu 1.50 0.63 Road to V. Hui INTER_STATE ROAD 1 Narnaul-Behror 7.00 5.00 Earth work Earth work The roads Roads shal be taken and Brid-goes will be up and nearly and culverts completed completed. will be taken in all up and nearly completed. respect. And supplying of soling and metal will be in progress and consolidation of soling wil be wearing will be done in 3 K.M. Sr. Name of Road Length in Estimated Year-wise programme of No. Kms. Cost (Rs.) construction 1970-71 1971-72 1 Narnaul-Rewari Road 1 61,600 The roads wil be completed to Mirzapur-Bachhod provided villegers/Market Railway Station Committee deposit their share immediately. 2 Ateli-Begpur to 1 40,900 Rewari-Narnaul Road 3 Kanti to Rampura and 3 1,40,500 Nawdi 4 Kanina-Rewari Road 1 45,000 to Bhara 5 Kanina to Kotha 1 45,000 Karira 6 Dulana to 1.50 60,000 Mohindergarh 7 Patuwas-Dhani Road 3.00 94,300 to Umarwas 8 Kakroli-Sardara ¾ 20,800 Approach Road 9 Dalawas Approah 1 32,300 Road 10 Jhojju Kalan to Badal 3 1,05,800 11 Shamspur to 1.50 98,000 Khatiwas 12 Dadri-Loharu Road to 4.20 1,39,600 Pihopa Kalan 13 Dadri-Loharu to 1.00 35,100 Bhandwa Construction of Roads of Mahendergharh District 261. Ch. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour to refer to the reply to Starred Question No 129 included in the List of Starred Questions for the 31st January, 1969 and State- (a) Whether any progress relating to works on the following roads in Mahendergarh district have been made by; if so, details thereof together with the year wise break up of the progress made in each case up to 31st January, 1970:- 1 Shamshpur on Dadri-Chhuchhakwas Road to village Kaliwas 2 Jhojhu-Satnali Roads 3 Chirya-Kanina Road 4 Bhadra-Singhani Road 5 Rupgarh-Chappar Road 6 Faizabad-Sihma Kanina Road 7 Badhra-berla Road (b) the resons for short falls, if any, in each case together with the time schedule for completion thereof? Minister for agiculture and Labour (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) Yes. The statement is laid on the Table of the House. (b) The date of completion is given in the statement. There is a shortfall on the following Roads. (i.) Badhra-Berla Road. (ii) Rupgarh-Chappar Road. The shortfall for Badhra-Berla Road is due to its being all in sandy region anmd as such material can be collected only during the next rainy season. The construction of Rupgarh-Chappar Road has been delayed due tpo dispute on alignment. STATEMENT Sr. Name of Road Total Length of Roads metalled during each Total Likely date Length year metalled of of length Completion Upto 1966- 1967- 1968- 1969-70 road upto 31-3- 67 68 69 (Up to in December, 66 December, K.M. 1969 1969) 1 Shamshpur on 3.72 Earth Dadri- Work Chhuchhakwas completed. Road to village Kaliwas 2 Jhojhu-Satnali 27.12 0.80 5.64 1.56 12.00 20.00 31st Roads March, 1971 3 Chirya-Kanina 22.50 20.00 20.00 June, 1970 Road 4 Bhadra- 10.00 Earth June, 1971 Singhani Road Work done in 9 Kms. 5 Rupgarh- 7.00 Nil August, Chappar Road 1970 6 Faizabad-Sihma 28.84 8.45 5.25 8.00 1.30 1.84 24.84 August, Kanina Road 1971 7 Badhra-berla 7.24 Nil December, Road 1971 Desert development Scherme in the state 262. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour to refer to the reply to Starred Question No 176 included in the List of Starred Questions for the 30st January, 1969 and State- a) Whether any schemes had been approved and included in the said plan for execution, if, so, full district-wise details thereof together with allocations of amounts made therefore:and b) Whether any area have been included in the desert development scheme in the 4th Five-Year-Plan; if so, full district-wise details thereof; c) Full details of the progress of the works taken in hand during 1969-70? d`f’k rFkk Je ea=h ¼pkS/kjh j.k flag½% ¼d½ gfj;k.kk ljdkj us egsUnzx<+] fglkj vkSj jksgrd ds ftyksa ds dqN Hkkxksa esa e:LFky dh jksdFkke ds fy;s dqN ;kstuk,a cuk dj dsUnzh; [kk| rFkk d`f’k ea=ky; dks vuqeksnukFkZ Hksth Fkh ijUrq mUgksaus gekjh ;kstukvksa dh Lohd`fr u nsrs gq, ijke”kZ fn;k fd e:LFky ds dk;ZØe dks dsoy egsUnzx<+ ftyk rd gh lhfer j[kk tk,A mUgksasus vVsyh Cykd rFkk egsUnzx<+&2 Cykd esa dke tkjh djus dh Lohd`fr nhA ¼[k½ pkSFkh iapo’khZ; ;kstuk ds fy;s d`f’k ea=ky; esa yxHkx 30 yk[k :i;s ds ifjO;; dk lq>ko fn;k FkkA muds vkns”k vuqlkj d`f’k] ou rFkk flapkbZ foHkkxksa ds ijke”kZ ls dqN ;kstuk,a cukbZ gSaA dsUnzh; ea=ky; us o’kZ 1969&70 ds fy;s 7 yk[k :i;s dh Lohd`fr nh gSA ftldk foPNsn fuEufyf[kr izdkj gSA Øe uke 1969&70 la- ,LVhesfVM VkjxsV~l ykxr gSDV;j ¼jkf”k yk[kksa esa½ 1 ,xzhdYpjy 1 daVwj cfMax 0-50 1250 2 ikbZi ykbZt Qkj 1-50 1250 Vª;wcoSy 3 lifjdayj bjhxs”ku ¼5 0-50 75 lSVªl½ 2 ekbZujbjhxs”ku 1 daLVªØ”ku vkQ vVsyh 2-00 can~/k fpjyksdh can~/k dh /kkuh ij cuk;k tkuk gSA 3 vQksjSLVs”ku 1 lSaM M;wu 2-50 150 LVschykbts”ku ¼150 gSDVs;j½ 2 vQkjLVs”ku vkQ 115 fgyt vkSj Iysut ¼150 gSDVs;j½ 3 foaM cszDl ¼100 100 gSDVss;jt½ 3 fMflyfVax vkQ ca/kt 20 4 jsat eSusteSaV 25 dqy 7-00 mijksDr ;kstukvksas ds vfrfjDr jkT; ;kstuk ds vUrxZr fglkj] xqM+xkao] egsUnzx<+ vkSj jksgrd ds ftyksa esa o`{k vjksi.k bR;kfn ds fy;s 60 yk[k :i;s dk micU/k iap o’khZ; ;kstuk esa fd;k x;k gSA 1969&70 esa 5-59 yk[k :i;s dk micU/k gSA bleas ls fglkj eas 1-38 yk[k] xqM+xkao esa 1-38 yk[k] egsUnzx<+ esa 1-84 yk[k vkSj jksgrd esa [kpZ djus ds fy;s 0-75 yk[k :i;s j[ks x;s gSaA blds vfrfjDr y?kq flapkbZ ds fy;s rkykcksas ij NksVs ca/k cukus dk dk;Z djus dk lq>ko gSA pkSFkh iap o’khZ; ;kstuk esa 10 yk[k :i;s [kpZ dfd; tk,axsA okf’kZd ;kstuk] 1969&70] ds fy;s 2-50 yk[k :i;s dk micU/k gSA bl ;kstuk ds v/khu egsUnzx<+ vkSj xqM+xkao ftyk esa o’kkZ ds ikuh dks bdV~Bk djus ds fy;s NksVs ca/k cuk, tk,axs vksj ml ikuh dks flapkbZ ds f;s iz;ksx esa yk;k tk,xk vkSj Hkwfe ds uhps ds ty Lrj dks Åapk fd;k tk ldsxkA ¼x½ ^[k^ esa nh xbZ ;kstukvksa ij dke tkjh gS vkSj vk”kk gS fd o’kZ ds vUr rd y{; iwjs gks ldsaxsA Drinking Water Scarcity Villages 263. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state- (a) District-wise, number of acute drinking water scarcity villages, if any, in the State; (b) District-wise, number of villages, out of (a) above, if any, where water-supply schemes were completed during 1967-68, 1968-69 and 1969-70 (up to 31st December, 1969), together with, year-wise amounts spent thereon; (c) District-wise, number of villages, out of (a) above, if any, where water-supply schemes are in progress; and (d) District-wise, number of villages, out of (a) above, if any, where water-supply schemes are propose to be taken in hand for execution during the year 1970- 71? (e) District-wise, number of villages, out of (a) above, if any, where water-supply schemes before 1st April, 1967; Agriculture and Labour Minister (Ch Ran Singh): (a) There are approximately 3509 villages in Haryana State, where acute and normal scaricity of drinking water exsists. The District-Wise details is given below- 1 Ambala District 140 Villages 2 Jind District 309 Villages 3 Karnal District 136 Villages 4 Hissar District 369 Villages 5 Gurgaon District 1422 Villages 6 Mohindergarh 429 Villages District 7 Rohtak District 704 Villages Total 3509 Villages (b) District-wise, number of villages, out of (a) above, if any, where water-supply schemes before 1st April, 1967; 1 Ambala District 56 Villages 2 Karnal District 3 Villages 3 Jind District 9 Villages 4 Hissar District 71 Villages 5 Mohindergarh 17 Villages District 6 Rohtak District 3 Villages 7 Gurgaon District 23 Villages Total 182 Villages (c) District-wise, number of villages, out of (a) above, if any, where water-supply schemes were completed during 1967-68, 1968-69 and 1969-70 (up to 31st December, 1969), is given below:- Sr. No. Name of 1967-68 1968-69 1969-70 District No. of No. of No. of Villages Villages Villages 1 Ambala 3 District 2 Karnal 1 District 3 Jind District 1 4 Hissar 11 43 34 District 5 Mohindergarh 1 6 District 6 Gurgaon 7 8 1 District 7 Rohtak 3 1 District Total 22 53 45 Year-wise scheme on the above schemes is as under:- Year Expenditure (Rs. In lakh) 1967-68 28.39 1968-69 58.13 1969-70 43.02 (d) District-wise, number of villages, out of (a) above, if any, where water-supply schemes are in progress; Sr. No. Name of District No. of Villages 1 Ambala District 10 2 Karnal District 2 3 Jind District 8 4 Hissar District 54 5 Mohindergarh 13 District 6 Gurgaon District 31 7 Rohtak District 60 Total 178 (e) The work on the schemes in villages in para(d) above will be continued in 1970-71. The new schemes to be taken up during 1970-71, will be drawn after the budget allotment for this year is known. Number of villages without Panchayat in the state 264. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and Develoment be pleased to state- (a) Whether there are any villages in the State which do not have their own independent Panchayats, if so, district-wise number there together with the nominal roll of such villages in respect of Dadri Tehsil in Mohindergarh District; and (b) District-wise number of villages out of (a) above with a Population of more tha one hundred showing separately the names of such villages of Dadri Tehsil in mohindergarh District; and (c) Resaons, if any, for not allowing the villages mentioned in para (b) above to have their own panchayat? Health and development Minister (Ch. Sarup Singh): (a) and (b) Yes, the required information is furnished in the annexure. (c) Under section 4 (1) and 5 (1) of the Punjab Gram Panchayat Act, 1952, a Gram Panchayat cannot be established for a village having a population of less than 500 unless there are special reasons to do so. Hence no separate Panchayat have been established in thses villages. ANNEXURE District-wise number of villages without Independent Panchayats Sr. No. District Total Number Number of of Villages Villages out of without Col. 3 having independent a population Panchayats of over 100 1 2 3 4 1 Hissar 259 121 2 Rohtak 41 35 3 Gurgaon 729 589 4 Karnal 456 299 5 Ambala 719 541 6 Jind 34 34 7 Mohindergarh 134 115 (a) Names of villages in Dadri Tehsil which do not have their independent panchayats- 1 Datauli 2 Kari Tokha 3 Bhopali 4 Ladawas 5 Haroda Khurd 6 Bhariwas 7 Dokka Dina 8 Aktiarpura 9 Mai Khurd 10 Mandi Kehar 11 Rankoli 12 Sonf 13 Madhmadhvi 14 Dadhi Chiller 15 Abidpura 16 Birhi Khurd 17 Kaloli 18 Asawari 19 Suraj Garh 20 Hari dass 21 Karimod 22 Haroda Kalan 23 Hui 24 Kishkindha 25 Dudhiwala Nand Karan 26 Kubjannagar 27 Bindraban 28 Gokal 29 Kalhawas 30 Jaitsre 31 Beer Shamshpur 32 Kidara 33 Tikan Khurd 34 Narsingh Was 35 Matura 36 Bhairvi (b) The villages in Dadri Tehsil at Sr. No. 1 to 30 do not have their independent panchayat and the population of each of these villages is more than 100. Allotment of Cars/Scooters by the Transport Minister 265. Major Amir Singh Chaudhary: Will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to state- (a) the names of the persons, together with their addresses, who were allotted cars and scooters by the Transport Minister out of his discretionary quota during the period 1st April, 1968 to 31st January, 1970 seperately year- wise, together with the type of vehicle allotted; and (b) the names of allottees, if any, out of (a) above who applied for waiving the time codition for the re-sale of their vehicles and were granted necessary permission? Irrigation and Power Minister (Shri K.L. Poswal): (a) Statements are laid on the Table of the House (Annexure A). (b) Statements are laid on the Table of the House (Annexure B) ANNEXURE ‘A’ List of Persons who have been allotted cars by Transport Minister out of discretionary quota during 1968 Sr. No. Name and address Make of car 1 Shri R.D. Vishhat, Lt.-Col. Fiat (Retd.), Village Jatuli, Tehsil Panipat, District Karnal 2 Shri Prsani Devi, M.L.A. and Do General Secretary, D.C.C., Karnal 3 Shri Banarsi Dass, M.L.A., Do M./L.A.s’ Hostel, Haryana Chandigarh 4 Smt. Chandravati M.L.A., Do M./L.A.s’ Hostel, Haryana Chandigarh 5 Shri M.L. Chaudhary, village Do shekjupura, P.O. Hansi, Hissar 6 Shri K.D. Vasudeva, Regional Do Manager, Food Corporation of India, Punjab and Haryana Regions, Chandigarh 7 Shri Neki Ram, M.L.A., Village Ambassodar Dhemarkhan, Tehsil Narwana, District Jind 8 Shri Sharda rani, M.L.A, Village Do and Post Office Karoli, District Gurgaon 9 Shri Bhagwat Dayal Sharma, Ex- Do Chief Minister, Haryana Chandigarh 10 Shri Harpal Singh, M.L.A., Do M./L.A.s’ Hostel, Haryana Chandigarh 11 Shri Bhajan Lal, M.L.A., Fiat Adampur, District Hissar 12 Shri K.L. Poswal, Ministeer, Do Public Works Department, Haryana Chandigarh 13 Shri S.R. Verma, I.A.S. Retd.), Do H.No. 11, Sector 5, Chandigarh 14 Shri S. Pal, Dental Surgeon, Do Incharge, Dental Department, Healthy Centre-cum-Hospital, sector 22, Chandigarh 15 Shri Mani Ran Godara, Do Chairman, Zila Parishad, Hissar 16 Sardarni Gurbachan, Kaur, Do 1020, Sector 27-B, Chandigarh 17 Shri Jaswant Singh Chauhan, Ambassador M.L.A., M./L.A.s’ Hostel, Haryana Chandigarh 18 Shri Ram Dhari Gaur, M.L.A., Do Gohana, District Rohtak 19 Shri Rizak Ram, M.P., 191-R, Do Model Town, Sonepat 20 Shri Darbari Lal, Do ChairmanHaryana Public Service Commission, Chandigarh 21 Shri balwant Rai Sapra, 479, Do Model Town, Yamunanagar List of Persons who have been allotted cars by Transport Minister out of discretionary quota during 1969 Sr. No. Name and address Make of car 1 Shri Raj Singh Fiat Dalal, M.L.A., 330, Rohtak-Delhi Road, Rohtak 2 Shri T.R. Aggarwal, Do Inspectings Assistant Commissioner of Income-Tax, Rohtak Range, Rophtak 3 Justice S.P. Kapur, Do Punjab and Haryan High Court, Chandigarh 4 Smt Sharda Rani, Do M.L.A., Chandigarh 5 Shri Mohinder Do Singh, Chairman, Zila Parishad, Ambala 6 Shri Mohni Do Chaudhry, luxmi Cotton and Gining and Oil Mills, Hansi 7 Shri Partap singh, Ambassador M.L.A., Rohtak 8 Shri Surjit Singh, Do M.L.A., Rohtak 9 Shri satish Kapur, Do 501, Sector 18, Chandigarh 10 Shri s.P. Pandey, Do Exn. Bharat Heavy Elect., Ltd., Hardwar 11 Shri Ram Sharan Do Chand Mittal, President, Haryana Pardesh Congress Committee, Chandigarh 12 Shri Chand Singh Do M.l.A., Nilokheri, Karnal 13 Shri avnash Do Chander, Advocate, Bhittle Street, Karnal 14 Ch. Suraj Mal, Do President, Farmers, Forum’ Haryana, Suraj Bhawan, Hissar 15 Shri Sarup Singh, Fiat M.L.A., Hissar 16 Shri Joginder, Do Advocate, M.L.A., Flat, Chandigarh 17 Smt. Om Prabha Do Jain, Finance Minister, Haryana 18 Dr. Nirmal Do Chander, Senior medical Officier, B.K. Hospital. Faridabad 19 Shri Mukhtiar Do Singh Malik, M.L. A., Sonepat 20 Shri A.N. Kapur, Do Station-Director, All-India Radio, Jullundur 21 Shri dharma Pal, Ambassador Vice-Chairman, Panchayat Samiti, Hissar 22 Shri Privia Vart, Do Model Town, Sonepat Road, Rohtak 23 Shri manohar Do Singh Azad, M.L. A., Prem Bhawan, Gurgaon 24 Secretary Haryana Do State Gandhi Centenary Celebration Committee, Chandigarh 25 Shri surat Singh, Do Member, H.P.C.C., Subash Talkies, Rohtak 26 Shri takhur Narian Do Singh, Son of thakur Sher Singh, Rohtak Gate Bhiwani 27 Registrar Ambassador Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra 28 Shri Ishwar Fiat Chander, I.A.S. Home Secretary, Haryana Government, Chandigarh 29 Shri S.K. Mishra, Do Principal Secretary, Chief Minister, Haryana 30 Shri s.K. Jain, Do Deputy Secretary, Chief minister, Haryana Government, Chandigarh 31 Dr. B.R. Verma, 16 Do Hospital, Chandigarh 32 Shri Shiv Rattan Do Singh, Village Dharmhera, Tehsil Rewari, District Gurgaon 33 Shri Chetan Dass, Do Dewan, H.N. 51 Sector 2 D, Chandigarh 34 Markanda Vanspati Ambassador Mills Ltd., G.T. Road, Shahabad, Markanda 35 Shri Nagal Mal Do Goel, Government Contractor, Banjala Bhawan, Hissar 36 Shri Abhai Singh, Do Ex-M.L.A., Rewari 37 Shri Daljit Singh Do Dhillon, Village and post Officice Shamigarh, Karnal 38 Shri Jagdish Raj Do Sharma, Sectretary, Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan Cotton Factories Asociation, C/o M/s Harji Ram Balwant Singh, Sirsa 39 Shri kartar Singh, Do M.L.A., 320, Model Town, Panipat 40 Shri Raj Kumar Fiat Malhotra, Secretary, Haryana Legislative, Chandigarh 41 Shri K.N. Shukla, Do 104/132. P. Road, Kanpur 42 Major General S.S. Do kalan, C/o Capt. R.K.S. Kalan, The President Bodygaurd Rashterpati Bhawan, Delhi 43 Shri M.S. Lemba Do (Retd. Lt.-Col), Gun House, Lajpat Nagar, Hissar 44 Shri Bansi Lal, Do Chief Minister, Haryana 45 Dr. P.K. Jain, R- Do 4/7A, Model Town, Delhi 9 46 Shri Adarsh Kumar, Ambassador Advocate, Jind 47 Dr, S.N. Kapoor, Do Retired Chief Engineer, Irrigation, Kapoor House, Binjal, Panipat 48 Chairman, Do Marketing Board, Haryana, Chandigarh 49 Shri Prabhu ram Do M.L.A., Village Kishan Pura, Post Oficice Khzarabad, District ambala 50 Shri Kartar Singh, Do Chandigarh Paper Board Mills, Industrial Area, Chandigarh 51 Smt. Daljit Kaur, Do Atwal, 36, M.L.A., Flatr, Chandigarh List of Persons who have been allotted cars by Transport Minister out of discretionary quota during 1970 (up to 31- 1-1970) Sr. No. Name and address Make of car 1 Shri Buphinder Fiat Singh, H.No. 2043, 15-C, Chandigarh 2 M/s Pasco Motors, Do Industrial Area, Chandigarh 3 Shri Jagnath Do Kausal, Senoir Advocate, High and Supreme Cput, Sector-9-C, Chandigarh 4 Shri Debi singh Do Tewatia, Advoacte- General, Haryana Chandigarh 5 Shri P.L. Chahabra, Do I.A.S., Deputy Secretary, Health Development and Family Planning, New Delhi 6 Shri M. L. Batra, Do Commissioner, Home Affairs, Haryana, Chandigarh 7 Shri K.S. Pathak, Do Chief Engineer, Irrigation Department, Chandigarh Haryana 8 Shri Mahabhir Do Singh, M.L.A., Gurgaon 9 Brig. Ran Singh, Do speaker, Haryana Vidhan Sabha, Chandigarh 10 Shri Sube Singh, Ambassador Secretary, Haryana Government, Agriculture and Panchayat Department, Chandigarh 11 Shri Ranbhir Do Singh, Member, Haryana Vidhan Sabha, 51, M.L.A., Flat, Chandigarh 12 Smt. Ram Piari Do Gupta,House No. 43, Sector 8, Chandigarh 13 Shri R.N. Dhawan, Do Manager, Allahabad Bank, Sector 17, Chandigarh 14 Shri Anant Singh Do (Capt.), Editor, The Punajb Mail, 286, Sector-16, Chandigarh 15 Smt. Prem Vati, Vir Do Niketan, Hissar 16 Dr, Vimal Basil, Do Vimla Hospital, Sonepat 17 Registrar, Sainik Do School, Kunjpura (Karnal) 18 Gulab Singh, Do Advocate, Hissar List of Persons who were allotted Scooters by Transport Minister out of discretionary quota during 1968 Sr. No. Name and address Make of Scooter 1 Shri s.R. Mehta, Vespa Commissioner of Income-Tax, Patiala 2 Shri R.C. Mehtani, Do Steno to C.M., Haryana, Chandigarh 3 Shri M.M. Sood, Do Private Secy. To C.M., Haryana, Chandigarh 4 Shri F.C. Vij, Do M.L.A., Panipat 5 Shri j.S. Hooda, Do H.No. 65, Sector 16, Chandiagrh 6 Shri jai Narian Do Vashisht, Advocate, 25, M.L.A., Flat, Chandigarh 7 Shri Randhari Do Balmiki, Ex-M.L.A., Village and Post Office Katura, Tehsil Gohana, District Rohtak 8 Shri Suraj Bhan Do Goel, Sher Singh Bhawan, m.C. Colony, Hissars 9 Shri ram Sarup, Do L.O.-cum-C.O., Faridabad 10 Shri Piara Singh, Do M.L.A., Pehwa 11 Shri a.S. Parashar, Lembretta Staff Reporter, PTI, 165, Sector 22-B, Chandigarh 12 Shri Kashmiri Lal, Do P.A. to F. Minister, Haryana, Chandigarh 13 Agent, Allahabad Do Bank, Chandigarh 14 Shri O.P. Bhardwaj, Do Chandigarh 15 Shrio B.L. Gauba, Do Asstt. C.M. Sectt., Haryana, Chandigarh 16 Shri Partap Singh, Do I.A.S., S.D.O.Civil, Hansi 17 Shri r.D. shastri, Do Industrial olony, Sonepats 18 Shri S.N. Kant, Do A.S.O., Civil Secretariat, Haryana, Chandigarh 19 Shri Manmohan Do Sharma, Sarswati Industries, Ambala Cantt. 20 Shri Maharaj Nath, Do Private Secretary, ti I.P.M., Haryana, Chandigarh 21 Shri Prabhu Singh, Vespa M.L.A., Kishan Pura, Ambala 22 Shri Malik Chand Do Ghambhir, M.L.A., Yamunanagar 23 Shri Ram Prakash, Do M.L.A., Ambala 24 Shri Madan mohan Do Lal, Office Secretary, H.P.C.C., Chandigarh 25 Shri Bhagwat Rai, Do Fatehabad 26 Shri Prem Sukh Do Dass, M.L.A., Sirsa 27 Shri Avinash Do Chander, 1051, Sector 8, Chandigarh 28 Shri Om prakash Do Goel, Tosham 29 Shri Rajesh Do Chhabra, I.A.S., C/o Shri P.L. Chhabra, P.T.C., Haryana, Chandigarh 30 Shri rem Dutt Do Mohindera, Chandigarh 31 Shri Kartar Singh, Lambretta m.L.A., Panipat 32 Shri Narotam Do Prakash, C/o Shri R.S.C. Mittal, m.L.A., Narnaul 33 Shri W.C. Didi, Do Assistant Director, Hospitality Org., Haryana, Chandigarh 34 Shri Sukhbir Do Singh, Village and Post Office Daulatpur, District Hissar 35 Shri A.S. Rathi, Do Senior Lecturer inSurgery, Medical College, Rohtak 36 Shri N.S. Rao, Do Special Distt. Attorney, C/o L.R., Haryana, Chandigarh 37 Shri Jagdish Do Mittals, Supdt., P.W.D., B & and R, Haryana Chandigarh 38 Shri Dalbir Sing, Do Staff Correspondent, Patroit, Chandigarh 39 Mrs. S. Chaudhary, Do Hostel Warden, Govt. College, Chandigarh 40 Shri Bhagwan Dass Do Sehgal, M.L.A., Ambala Cantt. List of Persons who were allotted cars by Transport Minister out of discretionary quota during 1969 Sr. No. Name and address Make of Scooter 1 Miss Veena Malik, Vespa Asstt., Department of Architecture, Haryana Chandiagrh 2 Shri Hari Singh Do Saini, M.L.A., Hansi 3 Shri Rajinder Do Singh, M.L.A., Sonepat 4 Shri B.L. Passi, Do Pasco Motor, 5- Industrial Area, Chandigarh 5 Shri Krishan Lal, Do M.L.A., Sirsa 6 Shri R.L. Malhotra, Do P.S. to C.M., Haryana Chandiagrh 7 Shri K.L. Do Mahandirata, 77, Sector 23-A, Chandihgarh 8 Shri Bharat Do Bhushan, 240-R, Model Town , Karnal 9 Shri R.K. sood, P.A Do to Principal Secy., Chief Minister, Haryana Chandiagrh 10 Capt. Partap Singh, Do son of Shri Ranbir Singh, M.L.A., Rohtak 11 Shri Chander Singh Lambretta Dalal, Advocate, Rohtak 12 Shrui Harbans Do Singh, D.S.P., C.I.D., Haryana Chandiagrh 13 Shri Gobinder Do Singh Sandhu, Advocate, Ambala City 14 Shri Kapoor Singh, Do Lecturer in Botony, Govt. College, Rohtak 15 Shri Pirthvi Singh, Do Mohalla Kot, Karnal 16 Kil Bhushan Lal Do Kher, 3, Sector 5, Chandigarh 17 Shri Dharm Pal Do Singh Malik, A.F. Civil, Haryana State Electricity Board, Faridabad 18 Shri Shashi Do Bushan, 1271, sector 8-C, Chandigarh 19 Shri R.R. Sharma, Do General Manager, The Tribune, Ambala Cantt. 20 Shri M.L. Kumar, Do A. in C.C.M. Sectt., Haryana Chandiagrh 21 Shri Prem Chand Do Mittal, C/o M/s Om Prakash Prem Parkash, Garg, Flour Mill, Ladwa 22 Shri Nand Kishore Vespa Goel, C/o Lala Rameshwar Dass, New Police Station, Ladwa 23 Shri Pokhar Ram, Do M.L.A., Village Nimbhi, Tehsil Fatehbad (Hissar) 24 Shri daya Krishan, Do M.L.A., Jind 25 Shri Balbir Singh, Do Lamba, Vice – Chairman, Zila Parishad, Hissar 26 Shri Charan Pal Do Singh, V. & P.O. Jakhauli, District Rohtak 27 Shri Mangal Sein, Do m.L.A., Rohtak 28 Shri Balbir Singh, Do H.C.S., Administrator, Munici[pal Committee, Hissar 29 Shri Viswa Nath Do sashtri, Faridabad 30 Shri Kuldeep Singh Do Dhindsa, Research scholar, Department of Chemistry, Punjab University, Chandigarh 31 Shri Brig Bhushan Lambretta Narula, C/o Shri Gowardhan Dass, M,.L.A., Hissar 32 Shri Kanwal Nain, Do Steno to P.T.C., Haryana 33 Shri Satya pal Do Goel, Kurukhshetra 34 Shri K.L. Luthra, Do Editor, Public Opinion, Faridabads 35 Shri Dharam Pal Do Garg, Partner, Punajb Sales Corp. Faridabad 36 Shri Lov Dev, 1615, Do Sector 23-B, Chandigarh 37 Shri randhir Singh, Do M.L.A., Advocate, Adarsh Nagar, Karnal 38 Shri S.Lal, State Do Org. Moral and Science Hygiene in India 39 Shri Bhushan Do Kumar Marwa, 542 Sector 16-D, Chandigarh 40 Shri Bhagwan Das, Do M.L.A., Ambala 41 Kumari Baljit Do Sahni, Clerk, State Bank of India, Chandigarh 42 Shri Ishwar Singh, Do M.L.A., Karnal 43 Shri Fateh Chand Do Vij, M.L.A., Panipat 44 Shri Mohinder Do kumar, Chandigarh 45 Shri L.R. Dhinra, Do I.T.O., Patiala 46 Shri Brig Bhushan Do Lal Narula, Hissar 47 Shri Ranbir Singh, Vespa C/o Shri Ran Singh, sarpanch, Daulatpur, District Hissar 48 Dr. Kumari Jagjit Do Sethi, Civil Hospital, Rewari 49 Shri Puran Chand, Do JLR, Haryana Chandigarh 50 Shri D.T. Sharmas, Do 245 Model Town, Hissar 51 Dr. Shashi Kant Lambretta Ahuja, Chandigarh 52 Shri Chuni lal Do Amba, Haryana Pardesh Conress Committee, Chaqndigarh 53 Shri Surinder Do Kumar Gupta, 43 Sector 8-A, Chandigarh 54 Shri Gujar Mal, Do Office of Income Tax Commissioner, Patiala 55 Shri M.K. Kaul, Do Press Reporter, Hidustan Samachar, Chandigarh 56 Shri P.L. Seth, Nav Do Bharat Times Correspondents, 3814, Sector-22-B ,Chandigarh 57 Shjri Om Prakash Do mahant, Secy. To Finance Minister, Haryana Chandigarh 58 Rao Ram Jivan Do Singh, M.L.A., Pataudi, District Gurgaon 59 Shri Kulbir Singh, Do Advocate, Hissar 60 Shri B.L. Puri, Vespa Steno to Secy. To Government, Haryana Agriculturer Department, Chandigarh 61 Shri Ravi Kumar, Do son of Shri J.D. Sharma, I.A.S. Director F. & S., Haryana Chandigarh 62 Shri Prem Chand Do Mittal, Paper Board Co., Chauri Bazar, Delhi 63 Shri L.C. Kajla, Do 225, Dholan Kuan, New Delhi 64 Shri Nathu ram Do Goel, C/o Shri Ram Krishan Gupta, M.P., New Delhi 65 Smt. Suman Kanta, Do d/o Chandgi ram, 1205, Sector-8, Chandigarh 66 Shri Bhupinder Do singh, son of Ranbir Singh, M.L.A., Model Town. Rohtak 67 Shri Surinder Do Kumar, son of Munshi ram, Dy. Commisioner, Gurgaon 68 Shri arjinder Singh, Do son of Smt. Sharda rani, M.L.A., Flat 30, Sector-3, Chandigarh 69 Shri Kartar Singh, Do M.L.A., M.L.A.’s Hostel Chandigarh 70 Shri Madan Lal Do Bansal, Hansi, District Hissar 71 Shri rajnish Gupta, Lambretta C/o Shri s.P. Kalra, 56, Sector 7, Chandigarh 72 Shri O.P. Sondhi, Do P.A., to Irigation andPower Minister, Haryana, Chandigarh 73 Shri siri Chand, Do D.D. & P.O., Jind 74 Shri Siri Chand Do 75 Shri E.D. M. Khan, Do Resident, Asstt. Haryana Civil Sectt., Chandiagrh 76 Shri Chaman Lal, Do Senoir Accountant, P.T.C. Officie, Haryana Chandigarh 77 Shri Kansi Ram, Do Advocate, Sirsa 78 Shri Rishal Singh, Do son of Shri Sikandar Singh, Zamindar, Tohana 79 Shri ranjit Kumar Do Bhardwaj, Steno to Advocate-General, Haryana Chandigarh 80 Shri M.L. Bansal, Do S.D.O., Irrigation, Haryana, 3, Alipur Road, Delhi-6 List of Persons who have been allotted Scooters by Transport Minister out of discretionary quota during 1970 (up to 31-1-1970) Sr. No. Name and address Make of Scooter 1 Shri Om Prakash Vespa Garg, M.L.A., Ladwa 2 Shri L.K. Bhakshi, Do Turist Officier, Haryana Government, Delhi 3 Shri Hari Narian Do Mehtani, Asistant Advocate-General 4 Capt. Sajjan Do Kumar, Kaushak, Officiating Commanding 8, Haryana Battalion, N.C.C., Rewari 5 Shri Hem Raj, Do M.L.A., Hathin 6 Shri ram Singh, Do B.D.O., Tosham, Tehsil Bhiwani 7 Shri Zile Singh Lambretta Dhaiya, S.D.O, H.S.E.B., Hissar ANNEXURE ‘B’ List of Persons who were allotted Cars/Scooters from the discretionary quoata of Transport minister and permitted to sell before the expiry of period Sr. No. Name and Address Make a Vehicle 1 Shri S.R. Mehta, Vespa Commisioner of Income Tax, Patiala Government Concession to Soliders/Sailors/Airmen Killed/Disalbled/Missing 266. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister be pleased to state- (a) the names of the Soliders, sailors and airmen of Haryana domicile reported as “killed” or “ disabled” or “Missing believed to be killed” after the last conflict between India and Pakistan in 1965 up to 31st January, 1970 in various minor conflicts and skimishes with opposing troops; (b) the names together with homes addresses of those out of (a) above whose families the Ex-Gratia grants and other concession have since been granted by the State Government; and (c) the resons for delay in finalizing the case of the persons, if any, who have not been allowed the concession referred to in part (a) above together with the dates in each case, since their cases are pending? STATEMENT the names of the Soliders, sailors and airmen of Haryana domicile reported as “killed” or “ disabled” or “Missing believed to be killed” after the last conflict between India and Pakistan in 1965 up to 31st January, 1970 in various minor conflicts and skimishes with opposing troops relating to various Districts of Haryana State are as under:- Sr. No. No., Rank and Address Name (i) Gurgaon 1 2656777,L/Nk Village Basai, Post Partap Singh officeand Tehsil Gurgaon 2 2645316, Sep. VillageBukharpur, Nepal Singh Post office Tigaon, Tehsil Ballabgarh 3 2962267,Sep. Village and Post Mahender Singh office bahora Kalan, Tehsil gurgaon 4 2960627 Village and Post office Ujina, Tehsil Nuh (ii) Mahendergarh 1 1216515, L/Hav. Village and Post Nitya Nand office bariwas, Tehsil and District Mahendergarh 2 1034214, Swr. Brij Village Rasiwas, post Lal office Chapar, Tehsil dadri, district Mahendergharh 3 1281182, Gnr. Jai Village Nihalgarh, Singh post office Ram Bass, Tehsil Dadri, district Mahendergharh 4 JC-7614, Sub Dei Village Pantowas Ram Khurd, Post Office Manakwas, Tehsil Dadri, district Mahendergharh 5 2640840, L/Hav. Village Umrawas, Har Lal post office Kakroli Sardara, Tehsil Dadri, district Mahendergharh 6 2842518, L/Hav. Village and Post Daya Nand office Mauri, Tehsil Dadri, district Mahendergharh (iii) Karnal 1 2958748, late Sep. Village Kanipla, post Narata Ram Office Kurukshjetra, district Karnal 2 JC-29269, late Village and Post Sub. Ajit Singh office Patwai, Tehsil Thanesar, District karnal (iv) Ambala 1 2440556, Naik Village and Post Khazan Singh office Pilkhani, Tehsil and district Ambala 2 4435100, ep. Jit Village and Post Singh office patwai, Tehsil Nariangarh, district Ambala 3 Late 2/Lieut. B.B. Jolly House, Punajbi Hola Mohalla, Ambala Cantt. 4 Major M.L. Khuller 91, Durand Road, Ambala Cantt. 5 2440551, Sepoy Village Khanpur Mewa Singh Labana, Post OfficeNariangarh (v) Rohtak 1 1196676, Sweeper Village Kansala, Satbir Tehsil Rohtak 2 2646255, L/Nk. Village Pinana, Raghbir Singh Tehsil Sopnepat, district Rohtak 3 2649547, Gdr. Vilage Samri, Tehsil Mukhtiar Singh Gohana, district Rohtak 4 2958591, Sep. Village Asadpur Birahm Datt Khera, Tehsil Jhajjar, district Rohtak 5 2650671, L/Nk. Jai Village Dhiggal, Kishan Tehsil Jhajjar, district Rohtak 6 13817445, Sep. Village Kheri Balbir Singh Khumar, Tehsil Jhajjar, district Rohtak (vi) Jind Nil (vii) Hissar 1 8551209, Rfn. Village and Post Mathan Singh office Bapora, Tehsil Bhiwani 2 8552870, Rfn. Village and Post Banwar Lal office Mandholi, Tehsil Bhiwani 3 1222282, Gnr. Village Indiwali, post Balu Singh office Devrala, Tehsil Bhiwani 4 1027878, Swr. Village Mithi, Post Umed Singh office Morka, Tehsil Bhiwani 5 2947905, Nk. Village and Post Malkhan Singh office Chang, Tehsil Bhiwani 6 1028119 Swr. VillageTitani, post Bhale Ram office Leghan, Tehsil Bhiwani 7 3152598 Sep. azad Village and Post Singh office sandwa, Tehsil Bhiwani 8 3144485 Sep. Village Ahemdiwas Kanshi Ram (Khera) via. Loharu (Bhiwani) 9 3149927 Village Shehar, Post Sep.Kanwar Singh office Loharu, Tehsil Bhiwani 10 6449053, Driver Village Jhuli, Post Man Singh office Tusham, Tehsil Bhiwani 11 2639242 Nk. Village Dharwan Bas, Thandi Ram post office Kairu, Tehsil Bhiwani 12 13655894 Gdr. Village Chandwas, Man Ram Chander Post office Kaiur, Tehsil Bhiwani 13 13566000, Gdm. Village Kural Bas, Hawa Singh post office, Tehsil Bhiwani 14 2852151, Om Pal Village Bhiwani Singh Proper 15 9206636 Sep. Village and Post Hoshiar Singh office Kairu, Tehsil Bhiwani 16 2635377,Hav. Village and Post Sarup Singh officeRodhan 17 2949044 Sep.,Bir Village and Post Singh office Tigrana,Tehsil Bhiwani 18 2951624, Om Village Kohar, post prakash office Bajina, Tehsil Bhiwani 19 6455897 Sep. Village and Post Bhagwana office Bamla, Tehsil Bhiwani 20 2649459 Gdr. Lekh Village Singhani, Ram post office Loharu, Tehsil Bhiwani 21 2634120 Nk. Ram Village and Post Chander officeGurera, Tehsil Bhiwani 22 2646541 Gdr. Ram Village and Post Nath officeDhigwa Jatan, Tehsil Bhiwani 23 1030988, Swr. Village and Post Bassu Singh office majra, Tehsil hansi 24 3141156, L/Hav. Village and Post Mange Ram office Badesara, Tehsil Hansi 25 3136785, Nk. Village and Post Khaja Singh office Budana, Tehsil Hansi 26 JO-5354, Sub. Village and Post Lajje Singh officeRuhnat, Tehsil Hansi 27 3146667, Sep. Village and Post Badan Singh officeMirjpur via Narnaund, Tehsil hansi 28 3141587 Sep. Om Ditto Prakash 29 3144212, Sep. Village and Post Dharmbhir Goyat office Kungar, Tehsil Hansi 30 2636065 Gdr. Ditto Lajpat Rai 31 1084728 Swr. Sher Village and Post singh officeKherk Punia, Tehsil hansi 32 3141348 Nk. Bije Village and Post Singh office Mirjpur, Tehsil Hansi 33 3142054, Nk. Village and Post Rahgbir Singh officeBudana, Tehsil Hansi 34 2650461, Gdr. Nafe Village and Post Singh office Birsola, Tehsil Hansi 35 13656672, Gdm. Village Fatehpuria, Nek Singh via Tohana, Hissar 36 EC-56572,2/Lt. Village Hissar, Near R.L. Sharma Old Power House 37 1365587,Gdm. Village and Post Lakhmi Chand office Ghorkhpur, Tehsil Fatehabad 38 1182538, Gdm. Village and Post Hoshiar Singh officeKrimara, Tehsil Fatehabad 39 JC-31605, Risaldar Village and Post Vije Singh office Ludesar, Sirsa 40 241771, Sep. Village and Post Gurdyal Singh office Lohgarh, Sirsa 41 3334035, Hav. Village and Post Mahinder Singh office Masitan, Sirsa 42 9020666, Nk. Village and Post Singh ram officeMangali, Hissar 43 3141670,Nk. Siri Vilage Sirsi, via ram Loharu, Tehsil Bhiwani 44 31652331,Nk. Village and Post Chander Bhan office Bapora, Tehsil Bhiwani 45 13655905,gdm. Village and Post Manphul Singh office Aslawas Martha, Tehsil Bhiwani 46 1365716, Gdm. Village and Post Daya Nand officeRodhan,Bhiwani 47 4442059,Spr. Village and Post Prakash office Dhanana, Hansi 48 3143739,Sep. Village and Post Shanmker lal officeKishangarh, Hissar 49 31655919,Gdm. Village and Post Dhana Ram office Balsamand, Hissar 50 JC-17207,Sub. Village Isharwal, Mem Chand tehsil Bhiwani and Post office 51 2639241,L/Nk. Village Kasni and Sultan Singh Post office Bahal, Tehsil bhiwani 52 2643257,Hav. Village and Post Lakhi Chand officeDhanana, Tehsil bhiwani 53 2655804,Gdr. Daya Village Sohansara, Nand via. Loharu, Bhiwani 54 2655869, Gdr.Ram Village Bhani Singh Badshahpur, post office Barwala, district Hissar 55 2655984 Gdr. Ram Village and Post Chander office Sandwa, Tehsil bhiwani 56 2656081 Gdr. Vijai Village and Post Singh office Kherampur, Tehsil Hissar 57 3151550, Sep. Village and Post Balbir Singh office Bamla, Tehsil bhiwani 58 3141415, Dharm Village and Post Pal Singh office Bass, Tehsil Hansi 59 2647393, Gdr. Village mandolin Dhan Singh kalan, post office Jhump, Tehsil bhiwani 60 3143413,Sep. Vilage Jhanwari, post Bhagat Singh office Tosham, Tehsil Bhiwani 61 3144273 Village and Post office Bhera, Tehsil Bhiwani 62 3145166 Village Nathwas, Tehsil Bhiwani 63 2952381 Village Jitpura, post office Hansi 64 3144274 Village Bhal ki Dhani, post office Bahal, tehsil Bhiwani 65 1011469 Village and Post office Barwala, Tehsil Hissar Improvement in the performance of Scholars 267. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and Development be pleased to State- (a) Year-wise percentages of merit list positions secured by scholars in Haryana in various examination (separately) conducted by Punjab University, after the formation of Haryana State; (b) Details of the concrete steps, if any, taken by or proposed to be taken by the Government to improve the performance of the candidates in the examination; (c) Whetheer the Government have considered, at aqny tiome, after the formation of the State of Haryana a Limited number of quality schools and colleges in the State for brilliant students to improve their performance in examinations; and (d) If so, the reasons, if any, for delay in implementing this scheme? Minister for Health and Development (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) A Statement is attached herewith in Annexure ‘A’ (b) More educational institutions for Higher Education are being set up in the State according to the aviability of funds. The exsisting educational instutuion are being strengthened with adequate staff and equipment. Six Colleges of Education and 12 Arts-cum-Science Colleges have been set up by Private organizations and one evening college by the Government, since the formation of the Haryana state. To encourage the stydents the following additional scholarships have been created from 1969-70:- (a) Middle School Merit 400 Scholarships (b) High School Merit 40 Scholarships (c) State Scholarship 50 in Higher Secondary, Pat II and Pre-University (d) State Merit 110 Scholarship in Colleges (10 at Degree stage and 10at post-Graduate level) A State Institute of education at Karnal has been established as a comprehensive organization for qualitative improvement programmes, viz, further training of In-service Teachers through Seminars, etc. and Science Education Improvement Schemes. (c) and (d) Yes. There was a scheme to set up quality schools in the State, owing to low fixation of plan ceiling the scheme was dropped in 1967-68. ANNEXURE ‘A’ Merit list of Haryana Area Scholars (pertaining to the year, 1967) Sr. No. Name of Total No. Percentage Examination of and Serial Candidates No. upto of Haryana which Merit State out list is of the maintained Joint merit by the List Punjab Umiversity 1 2 3 4 1 Matriculation 529 317 59.9 2 Higher 201 49 24.3 Secondary, Part I 3 Higher 401 120 29.9 secondary, Part II 4 Pre- 214 71 33.1 University 5 B.A./B.Sc., 103 41 39.7 Part I 6 B.A./B.Sc, 32 8 25 Part II 7 B.Sc. Part III 12 2 16.6 8 B.A., Part III 23 9 39.1 9 Pre-Medical 41 9 21.9 10 Pre- 20 4 20 Enginerring 11 B.Ed. 43 2 4.6 Merit List of Haryana Atrea Scholar (pertaining to Year, 1968) 1 Matriculation 625 350 56 2 Higher 211 60 28.4 Secondary, Part I 3 Higher 547 155 28.3 secondary, Part II 4 Pre- 250 89 36 University 5 B.A./B.Sc., 595 230 38.6 Part I 6 B.A., Part II 18 7 39 7 B.Sc., Part II 23 11 47.9 8 B.Sc. Part III 25 10 40 9 B.A., Part III 61 17 27.9 10 Pre-Medical 65 11 17 11 Pre- 46 10 21.7 Enginerring 12 B.Ed. 49 10 20 Merit List of Haryana Atrea Scholar (pertaining to Year, 1969) 1 Matriculation 628 377 60 2 Higher 227 71 31.3 Secondary, Part I 3 Higher 573 142 24.7 secondary, Part II 4 Pre- 263 100 38.2 University 5 B.A./B.Sc., 321 118 36.8 Part I 6 B.A., Part II 19 6 31.6 7 B.Sc., Part Ii 26 11 42.3 8 B.Sc. Part III 45 19 42.2 9 B.A., Part III 40 15 37.5 10 Pre-Medical 35 10 28.6 11 Pre- 36 11 30.6 Enginerring 12 B.Ed. 83 5 6.02 Industrial Loans 268. Major amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Chief Minister pleased to state- (a) the total amount of Industrial loan advanced by the State Government during the last ten years in the areas now forming part of the State Haryana; (b) the total amounts of said loans still outstanding even after the expiary of the period prescibeds for the recovery thereof;and (c) the steps, if any, the Government propose to take to expediate the outstanding loans; Chief Minister (Shri Bansi Lal) : (a) Rs. 169.98 lakhs. (b) Rs. 13.77 lakhs. (c) The recoveries of the outstanding loans are affected in accordance with the provision of the Punjab State Aid to Industries Act and Rules Framed thereunder. A per the Rules, the outstanding arrears are recoverable as arrears of land revenue. Hithetrtofore, the powers to effect recoveries as arrears of land Revenue with excercised by the Revenue Authorities. These Powers have since been delegated to the District Industries Officers, who have been declared Assistant Collectors, Grade I. This measure is providing helpful in expediting the recovery of outstanding loans. Small saving prizes won by Mahendergarh Diastrict 269. Majoer Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Fionance be pleased to state- (a) yearwise amount of prizes, if any, won by Mahendergarh District up to 31st January, 1970, under the small Savings Scheme; (b) the manner in which amounts of prizes were spent together with yearwise details thereof; (c) Whether there are any Rules governing the utilization of amounts mentioned in part (a) above at District level; (d) If so, a copy thereof be laid on the Table of the House; and if not reasons therefore and the steps, if any, now proposed to be taken to frame such Rules; (e) Yearwise amounts of small saving securities contributed by Mahendergarh District during the year, 1966-67, 1967-68, 1968-69, together with tehsilwise break-up thereof; (f) Yearwise allocations of the prize money won by Mahendeergarh District to its various tehsils (separately)? Finance Minister: (Smt. Om Prabha Jain): (a) The requisite information is as under:- Sr. No. Year Amount of Remarks prize won 1 1966-67 3 lacs On the basis of collection made during the year 1965-66 2 1967-68 2 lacs On the basis of collection made during the year 1966-77 3 1969-70 2 lacs On the basis of collection made during the year 1967-68 4 1970-71 1 lac On the basis of collection made during the year 1968-69 (b) The requisite details are enclosed. (c) Yes. (d) The amount of prizes is to be utilized at the District level in consultation with the chairman, Zila Parishad, on Development activities, keeping in view the contribuation made by respective areas in the small saving securities for the year in question. A Comprehensive scheme for the utilization of the amounts has to be sent by each District to Government for approval before utilizing the amount of award. A Propper account of the expenditure incurred is to be maintained by the deputy Commissioner which is also subject to audit. (e) The requisite information is under:- Part ‘A’ Sr. No. Year Yearwise collections (Rs.) 1 1966-67 15,60,930 2 1967-68 28,97,789 3 1968-69 21,25,563 Part ‘B’ Tehsil wise break-up statement Year Narnaul Mohindergarh Charkhi Dadri 1966-67 561994 334041 664895 1967-68 1616197 398211 883381 1968-69 885200 239808 1000535 (f) The requisite information is under:- Year Narnaul Mohindergarh Charkhi Total Dadri 1966-67 97000 95000 108000 3 lacs 1967-68 75000 85000 40000 2 lacs 1968-69 105000 47000 48000 2 lacs 1969-704 40000 25000 35000 1 lac List of the prize of small Savings amounts of Rs. 3 lacs spent during 1966-67 Sr. No. Particular of Amount Rs. Amount Rs. grant 1. Ganpat Rai 50000 rasiwasia College, Charkhi Dadri 2. Mohindergarh 50000 Degree College, Mohiondergarh 3. Government 30000 College, Narnaul 4. M/R High 50000 School, Patikara (narnaul) 5. Saini High 5000 School, Narnaul 6. Panchayat 25000 Samiti, Narnaul (for Krishan Nagar School) 7 Panchayat 16000 Samiti, Ateli (1) Roads 13500 (2) Sujapur Sha 2500 School 8. Panchayat 16000 Samiti, Nagal Chaudhry Ka School (1) Banhari 3000 (2) Kanwi 3000 (3) Golwa 3000 (4) Nagal Soda 1000 (5) Makhuta 2000 (6) Rupar Sarai 1000 (7) Totihari 1000 (8) Antri 1000 Biharipur (9) Bhungarkha 1000 9. Panchayat 22500 Samiti, Kanina School (1) Bhagot 3500 (2) Syana 2000 (3) Nagal Harnath 2000 (4) Talwana 2000 (5) Sundrali 2000 (6) Bobhaki 2000 (7) Mori 2000 (8) Jasawas 2000 (9) Mahamadpur 2000 (10) Israna 1000 (11) Partal 2000 10. Panchayat 22500 Samiti, Mohendergarh School (1) Khudana 1750 (2) Khatodra 1250 (3) Zerpur 1750 (4) Nibhera 2250 (5) Khurawata 750 (6) Zerwa-Ki- 2250 Dhani (7) Kherki 630 (8) Dhana (Sureti 870 Palna) (9) Mandola 1750 (10) Deoli 2250 (11) Nagal Mala 2250 (12) Dholi 1750 (13) Gopalwas 3000 11. Panchayat 25000 Samiti, Dadri School (1) Chirya 5000 (2) Jhojhu Kalan 20000 12. Panchayat 25000 Samiti, Bond School (1) Nagal 2000 (2) Hindoli 1000 (3) Sankrod 500 (4) Manheru 600 (5) Ranila 500 (6) Bas Ranila 1000 (7) Laharawara 1000 (8) Kanheti 1000 (9) Pantwas 500 (10) Mahrana 1000 (11) Kasni 500 (12) Imlota 2000 (13) Kohalwas 2000 (14) Ghsola 500 (15) Costs of tats 5000 for Block Schools: (16) Black Boards 2000 (17) Chairs 1200 (18) Time Pieces 1300 (19) Bells 300 (20) Chalks 1110 13. Panchayat 8000 Samiti, Bond School (1) Nandha 3000 (2) Mandi Pirana 1250 (3) Todi Nihalgarh 1250 (4) Badhra 1250 (5) Kakroli Hukmi 1250 Total 3,00,000 List of the Small Saving Awards the amount of Rs. 2 lacs spent during the Year 1967-68 Sr. No. Particular of grant Amount (Rs.) 1 College 75000 Mohindergarh for Completion of the College Building 2 Government 50000 College, Narnaul, for Construction of a Stadium 3 Government 7000 College, Narnaul, for Completion of Community Centre attached to Government Coolege, Narnaul 4 Aid to Gandhi 25000 Coolege, Charkhi Dadri, for completion of building 5 Aid to A.S.D. 1000 Higher Secondary school, Narnaul 6 District Olympic 2000 Association, Narnaul 7 Completion of the School Building at: (1) Likhi 4000 (2) Imlota 5000 (3) Chang Road 5000 (4) Gadania 2000 (5) Chandeni 5000 (6) Krishan Nagar 4000 (7) Kanti 5000 (8) Budhwal 3000 (9) Ganwari 3000 (10) Mohindergarh 4000 Primary School Total 200000 List of Small Saving Awards amount of Rs. 2 lacs spent during the year 1968-69 Sr. No. Particular of grant Amount 1 Completion of 30000 Government College, Narnaul 2 Construction of 15000 Zila Parishad Rest House, Nagal Choudhry 3 Construction of 15000 Zila Parishad Rest House, Badhra 4 Construction of the 10000 Public School attached to I.T.I. 5 Construction of 2000 6 Constrction of Road 15000 from Ateli to Gujrawas 7 Government Girls 7000 Higher secondary School, Narnaul 8 Government High 2000 School, Akbarpur 9 Government High 2000 School, Budhwal 10 Government High 3000 School, Mandhana 11 Government Middle 1500 School, Neerpur 12 District Olympic 2500 Associatio, Narnaul MOHINDERGARH SUB-DIVISION 13 Degree College, 20000 Mohiondergarh 14 Sainik Rest House, 5000 mohendergarh 15 Repair of nagal 2000 Mala Well 16 Water Works, 1000 Kanina 17 Kheri-Nagal, Sarhoi 10000 Road 18 Government School, 6000 Bhagot 19 Government School, 3000 Kheri CHARKHI DADRI SUB-DIVISION 20 Degree College, 20000 Charkhi Dadri 21 Panchayat Ghar, 3000 Village Kaila 22 Completion of 1000 Government school 23 Completion of 5000 Government Girls Higher Secondary school, Charkhi dadri 24 Completion of 5000 Government Girls school, Achina 25 Completion of 2000 Government Girls school, Imlota 26 Primary School, 2000 Kohawas 27 Government High 5000 School, Badhwana 28 Government High 5000 School, Charki Total 2,00,000 List of the Small Saving Awards the amount of Rs. 1 lac spent during the Year 1968-69 List of the Small Saving Awards the amount of Rs. 1 lac spent during the Year 1968-69 Sr. No. Particular of grant Amount 1 Model School, 5000 I.T.I., Narnaul 2 Government High 3000 School, Krishan Nagar, for completing School Building 3 Shri A.S.D. High 5000 School, Narnaul, for completing rooms 4 Panchayat Samiti, 2500 for staff quarters 5 Narnaul Panchayat 2500 Samiti, for staff quarters 6 Municipal 3000 Committee, Ateli, for Park 7 Government 2000 Primary School,Kalba, for completing School building 8 Raising of the level 3000 of the Stadium in police Line 9 District Olympic 10000 Association Club, Narnaul 10 Mohammad Ahmid 1000 Khan for making the street pucca (block Narnaul) 11 Ganihar for Road 1000 (Block Ateli) 12 Government Middle 1000 School, Khaspur, for staff quarters 13 Government Middle 1000 School, Marloi, for staff quarters MOHINDERGARH SUB-DIVISION 14 Degree College, 5000 Mohindergarh 15 Patwar Khana, 1000 Satnali, for quarters 16 Patwar Khana, Pali 1000 17 Government Higher 1000 Secondary School (Boys), Mohindergarh for the construction of Boundary Walls 18 Government High 2000 School, Pali, for staff quarters 19 Government Midle 2000 School, Buchawas, for staff quarters 20 Government Midlle 3000 School, Dhanundha, for staff quarters 21 Digging of well of 2000 drinking water, Bewal 22 Pavment of Street, 3000 Sigri, (Only for material) 23 Digging of water 1000 from well for Harijans, Kanina 24 Government 1500 Primary School, Sigri, for the construction of Boundary Walls 25 Government Higher 2000 Secondary School, Satnali, completion of the Primary Section Building 26 Digging of Well, 500 Nangal Mala, for Harijans CHARKHI DADRI SUB-DIVISION 27 Gandhi college, 5000 Charkhi dadri 28 Patwar Khana, 2500 Sanwar 29 Patwar Khana, 2500 Shamshpur 30 Government High 2000 School, Jawa, for staff quarters 31 Government High 2000 School, Nuh (near Bond) for staff quarters 32 Government Middle 2000 School, Pichhipa kalan, for staff quarters 33 Digging of Well, 2000 Manheru, for Harijans 34 Digging of Well, 1000 Nandha, for Harijans 35 Water-Supply 2500 Scheme, Dalawas 36 Pavment of strret in 1000 Harijans Mohalla, Harodas 37 Pavment of Street, 1000 sarupgarh 38 Government Middle 1000 School, Badhra, for construction of school Building 39 Government Middle 1000 School, Nandha, for construction of school Building 40 Nehru niketan 2000 Nuresary School, for construction of school Building 41 Government Middle 1000 School, Sanjarwas, for construction of school Building 42 Government High 1000 School, Mandola, for school Building 43 Vaish High School, 2000 for School buliding 44 Minicipal 3000 Committee, Dadri, for Town Club Total 1,00,000 Intensity of Bhakra and western Jamuna Canal Irrigational System 270. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Irigation and Power be Pleased to State- (a) intensity of irrigation allowed under Bhakra and western Jamuna Canal Irrigational System; (b) Whethere there is any area in the State Where more than prescribed intensity of canal irrigation is being availeds; (c) If so, devision-wise full details of the acreage thereof together with the acreage of such area irrigated by outlets allowed in Dadri Feeder of Rohtak Division; and (d) The reaons, if any, for the differential treatment within the same system of irrigation and the steps, if any, now proposed to be taken to remove the Differntial treatment? Irrigation and Power Minister (Shri K.L. Poswal): (a) Intensity allowed on bhakhra Canal System and western Jamuna Canal System as per Project is 62 percent and 50 percent, respectively. Restricteds Perennial ares on Bhakra Canal have an intensity of 45 per cent. (b) Yes. There are areas in the State where the intensity of irrigation being availed is more than prescribed intensity. (c) Details of the area irrigated during the year 1968-69 and the Culturalable Area, Divisionwise, are given in the Statement No. I which is being laid on the Table of the House. Statement No. II gives the acreage of the area irrigated by outlets of the Dadri Feeder of Rohtak, which also is being laid on the Table of the House. (d) The intensity of the irrigation on Channels depend on various factors, such as, nature of oil, rain fall, efforts of the irrigators to bring under irrigation the maximum area and aviability of water resources, etc. Water- resources being limited it is not possible to increase the prescribed intensity of irrigation, As soon as water becomes available on allocation of Ravi-Beas water for which reference has already been made to Government of India, intensity will be increased. STATEMENT I Irrigation in various Divisions during 1968-69 Name of C.C.A. Area irrigated Percentage Division Acres Acres Delhi 345420 154396 45 Karnal 484305 234281 48 Dadupur 13457 7383 49 Rohtak 518494 298947 58 Hariana 432880 197972 46 Hissar 579867 363643 63 Total (W.J.C.) 2374423 1256622 53 Sirsa 492011 353420 72 Fatehabad 530003 367082 68 Rori 502582 310412 62 Tohana 383964 290036 75 Pehowa 441527 191491 43 Narwana 575511 508944 88 Total (Bhakra 2931638 2021385 69 canal) STATEMENT NO. II Statement showing the Irrigation of Rohtak Division, W.J.C., Rohtak S. Name No. C.A. C.C. Annual Irrigati Avera Total Actual No of of A. Permissi on for ge percenta . Chann outl ble the last ge el et three years 1967- 1968 1969 68 -69 -70 Acre Acre Acres Acres Acre Acre Acres Acre s s s s s 1 Dadri 20 1045 9506 3992 13989 1107 1175 12239 1223 129% Feeder 3 2 8 9 Supply of Water from Western Jamuna Canal to mahendergarh District 271. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Irigation and Power be Pleased to State- (a) total quantity of water cusescdays supplied to district Mahendergarh from Western Jamuna Canal during the period from Kharif, 1968 to 31st January, 1970(yearwise) together with said quantity of said canal water which actually fell the share of said district during this; and (b) reasons for shortfalls, if any? Irrigation and Power Minister (Shri K.L. Poswal):(a) Kharif Rabi, Kharif, Rabi, 198,69 1969 1969- 70 Share Actual Share Actual Share Actual Share Actual 22770 18717 22770 17297 22770 17133 22770 15244 (c) Actual supply depended upon the supply in river Jamumana, and the supply in river Jamuna being much less than the requirementsd as usual, the shortfall is inevitable. Price of Molasses 245. Smt. Chandravati: Will the Minister for Finance be pleased to State the Price at which molasses is being supplied to the farmers for poultry and to the breweries, separately? Farmers having less than 25 Bighas of Agricultural Land 246. Smt. Chandravati: Will the Minister for Health and development Minister be Pleased to State the total number of farmers in the state owing less than 25 Bighas of Agricultural Land together with the income of such farmers? Teaching of Agricultural Subject in Schools 247. Smt. Chandravati: Will the Minister for Health and development Minister be Pleased to State whether the subject of Agriculture is being taught in the Schools in Haryana: if so, from which class and whether it is optional or compulasary? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): Yes, as an optional subject from class I to Class V as an non- examination and from class VI class to High/Higher Classes as an examination subject. Literacy in the State 248. Smt. Chandravati: Will the Minister for Health and development Minister be Pleased to State- (a) the percentage of literate men and women in the state together with the steps, if any, being taken by Government to impart education to the remaining uneducated people; and (b) the extent to which the system of compulsory education has proved successful? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) According to 1961 census, the percentage of literacy is as under:- Men 29.9 Women 9.2 The following steps have been taken to impart education to remaining illiterate people:- 1. Adult Education Scheme- (1) Social Education (2) Adult Education Programme on the Gram Shikshan Mohim Pattern in Rohtak District. (3) Centrally-sponsored Farmers Education and Functional Literacy Programmes in Rohtak District 2. Expansion of Education facilities at all levels. (b) As a result of introduction of compulsory Primary Education Act since 1961, 64.3 per cent of the children in the age-group 6-10 have been covered upto 31st March, 1969. The achievement varies from 52.4 per cent in jind to 75.4 per cent in Rohtak Expenditure incurred on Establishment of Administration 282. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Finance Minister pleased to state- (a) the comprehensive figures of percentages of expenditure incurred on establishment administration in Haryana State during 1967-68 and 1968-69 together with comparative figures of similar expenditure incurred at centre and in other sister expenditure incurred at the centre and in other sister State in the Country; and (b) Whether any steps have been taken by the Government during the period 1st February, 1969 to 31st January, 1970 to reduce the said expenditure; if so details thereof? Finance Minister (Smt Om Prabha Jain): (a) The requisite information is as under: 1967-68 (Accounts) 1968-69 (Revised Estimates) (i) 36.15 per cent 35.2 per cent (ii) The information in regard to other State is not available, and may have to be collected (b) The State Government imposed a cut of 5 per cent on T.A. other than fixed Travelling allowances and 10 per cent on Contegencies other than Contract Contegencies of all the Department except Police and Jails Departments and Hospitals Contegencies as a measure for economy during 1969-70. The State Government also issued instructions that vacancies of the non-technical posts should note be filled up till further orders of the instructions are enclosed) Copy of demi-ooficial letter No. 2322-5GS-67/10266, dated 6th june, 1967, from Shri B.S. ojha, Deputy Secretary to Government, Haryana, Political, Service and General Administration Departments. Subject:- Recruitment of clerical and other sunordinate staff in the Haryana Civil Secretariat and in the offices of heads of Departments. I am desired to address you on the subject noted above and to say that Government has decided that pending further order recruitment of clerks and other sub-ordiante employyess in the Haryana Civil Secretariat and in the Officies of Heads of Departments should be stopped forthwith. You are further requested to forward the following information by the 8th June at the latest:- 1. (i) The Number of posts inn each category filled since 1st Novenmber, 1966. (ii) the Number of Harijans , among the fresh appointees. (iii) a statement in respect of the selected candidate, categorywise showing their names, domicile and permanent home address along with the names of employment exchange through which their names were sponsored. 2.Number of each category available in the Haryana Civil Secretariat/Office of the Heads of the Departments. (The vacancies are not to be filled pending further orders). 3.The Reciept of thios letter may please be acknowledged SAROOP SINGH, I.C.S., Chief Secretary to Government, Haryana D.O. No. 1369-5 GS-68/6619 Civil Secretariat, Chandigarh March 23, 1968 IMMEDIATE My dear Sir, 1. I am Addresssing this letter to you to request information, in terms of the decision taken in the meeting yesterday, about vacant post in your Departments following the modification of the general ban on fresh recruitment. 2. As you are aware, fresh recruitment to Givernment post is banned at present and vacancies can be filled only by utilizing the surplus in the same Department or in other Departments. It has however been decided now that this ban should be modified as follows:- (h) The ban should be confined to Non-Technical posts like those of Assistant Directors, B.D.P.Os., Assistant Clerks and Peons for which post it is likely that staff rendered surplus by the introduction of the ‘action-oriented- system’ etc. will be available; (i) Ban Should be removed in respect of- (a) technical post and posts like those of District Education Officier (which requires a degree in teaching asc well as experience), Auditor, Accountant, stenographs and Stasitical Assistants, and (b) Posts reserved for ex-Emergency Commisioned Officiers and other Ex-Servicemen. 3. It has been also decided that in this connection information should be obtained urgently about posts which are vacant in different departments (at the headquarters and in the field) and which, it is essential should be filled in the intrest of developmental and other work. I would therefore request you to review the position concerning vacant post in departments under you charge and consider what posts must necessarily be filled in the intrest of the work. In this context in the different schemes especially those in which the requirement of staff is relatively high, should be examined with particular care with a review to reducing the requirement or to replacing such schemes by others which are less-staf intensive. The list of post which can not be reduced and must be filled should than be prepared category-wise and forwarded to Government within 10 days. 4. Ten spares copies of this letter are enclosed for use in deparments. Yours Sinceraly, SAROOP KRISHAN Sewerage Scheme for Jind City 223. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to State- (a) Whether there is any scheme under consideration of the Government to provide Sewerage Scheme for Jind City (b) Whether the work on this scheme has been started; if so, the extent of work done; (c) The period within which this scheme is likely to be completed; (d) Whether there is any proposal to post an Excecutive Engineer, Public Health at Jind to expediate excecution of Work of this scheme; and (e) If so, the period within which is likely to be posteds and if not, the reasons thereof? Agriculture and Labour Minister (Ch Ran Singh): (a) Yes. (b) No. The tenders for this work were called twice, but no reasonable tender was received. The tenders have ben invited again and will be opened on 4-3-70. (c) The Works on this Scheme can be completed within two years, provided full funds are made available by the Minicipal Committee, Jind well in time. (d) No. (e) Does not arise. Water Supply in Jind 224. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to State- (a) Whether it is fact that supply of drinking water at Jind is insufficient; (b) Whethere there is any scheme to provide one more tubewell for the supply of drinking water at Jind; (c) The manner in which and the period within which the Municipal Committee Proposes to supply sufficient drinking water at jind; (d) Whether there is any proposal to make installation of water meters compulsory for the persons who got water supply at Jind; (e) If so, within which period, the proposal is likely to be material lised; (f) Whether it is also a fact that the water supplied for drinking purposes by Municipal committee, Jind is not fit for human consumption; and (g) If so, in manner in which the municipal Committee proposes to remove this difficulty? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) Yes. (b) Yes. (c) It is intended to sink new tubewells. The Municipal Committee, JInd is not in a position to arrange requisite funds although they have promised to give 25 per cent of this expenditure from the municipal funds. It is expected that the completion of the work will take some time. (d) Yes. (e) The Scheme is likely to materialize by the close of this financial Year. (f) No. The Water of Tubewell No. 1 was examined bacteriologically by the Panthology Department of the Government College, Patiala and it was declared satisfactory and fitr for human consumption. College in Jind 225. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Minister for Health and development be pleased to state- (a) the period within which the new college building at Jind is likely to be completeds; (b) the period within which the hostel building is likely to be completed; (c) the period within which the college is likely to be swhifted to the new building; (d) Whether the Government has decided to start B.Com. and M.A. Hindi classes in the aforesaid college; and (e) If so, the period within which such classes are likely to be stated? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) It is expected to be completeds before the start of 1970- 71 session of the College, viz, by July 1970 (b) The Hostel Building is proposed to be started during the year 1970-71 and likely to be completed in ayear time. (c) The College will shift in new building as soon as the same is completeds. (d) & (e) Goveernment has decided to start M.A. Hindi Classes only from the academic session of 1970 Creamery at Jind 226. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Finance Minister be pleased to State- (a) the period within which the Creamery at Jind will start functioning; (b) the capacity of its output, and extent of annual profit excepted to be derived from this scheme; (c) Whethere there is any proposal to supply milk from this factory to big cities; and (d) If so, the time within which it is likely to be supplied? Finance Minister (Smt Om Prabha Jain): (a) The Creamery is expected to be commissioned by the middle og July 1970. (b) Dependent upon the avialiblity of Milk, the factory may process up to 50000 lts. Of milk per day into Ghee, butter, milk powder when working the full capacity in three shifts. It is difficult to estimates the extent of annual profit in the intial stages. (c) No. (d) Does not arise. New Hospital Building at Jind 227. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Minister for Health and development be pleased to state- (a) the period within which the New Hospital Building is likely rto constructed at Jind; (b) total amount is likely to be spent on this building; (c) the period within which it is likely to be completed (d) Whether any T.B. Clinic is also proposed to be opened at Jind; if so, the period within which; and (e) If no, the manner in which the Government proposes to make arrangements for the treatment of T.B. patients there? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) Building of new Hospital at Jind is likely to be constructed during the Fourth Plan Period. (b) About Rs 30 to 40 lacs including the cost of land. (c) No target date can not be laid down (d) A.T.B. Clinic will star funcitioning very shortly for which the staf has already been sanctioned. (e) As in (d) above. Construction of building for Police Station and Poilce line at Jind 228. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to State- (a) Whether there is aany proposal to construct building for Poilce Station and Poilce line at Jind; (b) If so, the period within which it is likely to be completed together with amount likely to be spent on these buildings: (c) Whether it is fact that construction of Poilce Station building is being delayed for the last years; and (d) If so the reasons thereof? Chief Minister (Shri Bansi Lal ): (a) Yes. (b) Land for the Poilce Line has been selected and notification u/s 4 of the land Acquisition Act, 1894, was issued in July, 1969. A notification u/s 6 has been issued on 3rd February, 1970. The construction of the buildings will start after the possession of Land is taken. Funds to meet the cost of Land as assessed by the P.W.D. are available in the current financial year. As regard the land for the Police Station, it has now been selected at a more appropriate site and notification under section 4 has ben issued on 5th February, 1970. Action is being taken to issue notification u/s 6 for this land. Funds for the purchase of this land are available in current year’s allotment. Yes. Earlier due to financial stringency and later because no suitable was available Construction of civil Station, Jind 229. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Agriculture and Labour Minister be pleased to State- (a) Whether there is any proposal to construct a Civil station at Jind; (b) If so, the period within which it is likely to be materialized; (c) The approximate amount that is likely to be spent on this; (d) Whether it is fact that there is acute scarcity of Office building and Oficial residences at Jind; and (e) If so, the steps, proposed to be taken by the Government to remove this shortage of buildings? Agriculture and Labour Minister (Ch. Ran Singh): (a) Yes. (b) The details of the schemehave not been finalizedhence it can be said when the actuaql construction of Civil Station would materlise. (c) The cost can be worked out only when all the details have been finalized. (d) Yes. (e) 15 houses are under construction Rental Housing Scheme. Deputy Commissioner Residence is also under construction. Other office building approved are for Deputy Director, Agricultural and Executive Engineer, B & R. Government College already under construction of three residences attached to this college is being prepared. Likewise, Police Department is proposing some residencies/buildings. Teachers serving in the Rural/Urban Areas 249. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and development be pleased to refer to replies to Starred question No. 184, included in List of Starred Questions for the 5th February, 1969 and supplementaries thereto and to state- comparative figures of Graduate Lady Teachers posted in the Rural and Urban wings (separately) of girls schools in Mahendergarh District as on 1st ajnuary, 1969 and 1st January, 1970 Whether the Position of Lady Teachers has improved in the course of aforesaid one year time; if not, reasons, therefore and steps, if any proposed to be taken in this behalf; Number of Male teachers (all categories) who are serving in the Urban and Rural Wing (separately) of girls Schools in Mahendergarh District togethers with following age groupwise break-up thereof; (i) 20-30years, (ii) 30-40 Years, (iii) 40-50 Years and above; and The reasons, if any for not allowing the convention of Ripe age in the positions of male teachers in Girl School; Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) Sr. No. Year Rural Area Urban Area 1 1-1-69 3 11 2 1-1-70 1 21 (b)Yes, in Urban Areas. No Lady Graduate teachers like to stay in rural Areas due to non-aviablity of residential facilities. While making fresh appointments every effort is made to post them in rural area. (c) Sr, No. Years Rural Area Urban Area 1 20-30 Years 3 10 2 30-40 Years 4 11 3 40-50 Years 1 4 (c) Every effort is made to post mature person of ripe as master in Girls Schools as and when they are available. Construction of School Building at Jhojhu Kalan 250. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and development be pleased to refer to replies to Starred question No. 182, included in List of Starred Questions for the 4th February, 1969 and to state- (a) Whether the Construction of the school building and boundary wall thereof at Jhojhu Kalan has since been completyeds; and (b) If not, the latest position thereof? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) No. (b) The matter has been taken up with the Gram Sarpanch, Jhojhu Kalan to provide the necessary matching contribution for ensuring completion of School buiding and its boundary wall. Schools Up graded in the State in 1969-70 251. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and development be pleased to state- (a) district-wise names of boys and girls school, (separately) up-graded in the State during the year 1969-70; (b) Whether any new posts of teachers were created in the said up-graded schools according to the requirements of each and if so, whether the teachers of requisite qualification have been posted against each such posts; and (c) If reply to par (b) above be in the negative; reasons therefore together with the time within which due arrangements are likely to be made? Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): (a) A Statement is laid on the table of the House. (b) And (c) The Time and Labour involved in collecting the information for reply will not be commensurate with any possible benefit to be obtained. STATEMENT LIST OF SCHOOLS UPGRADED FROM PRIMARY TO MIDDLE STANDARD DURING THE YEAR, 1969-70 Sr. No. Boys Girls AMBALA DISTRICT 1 Kalpi Nil 2 Ferozepur 3 Kotala 4 Darpur 5 Jagadhri 6 Kunjal Jattan KARNAL DISTRICT 1 Sareta Nil 2 Kharaudi 3 Thua 4 Bhapdi 5 Situandi 6 Jajanpura 7 Dadhola 8 Habitpura 9 Khurana 10 Gudha 11 Kavi 12 Saga 13 Lalupura 14 Jhambha ROHTAK DISTRICT 1 Kasrainti Kansala 2 Gharanuthi 3 Kamaspur 4 Kami 5 Nandnaur 6 Kailana 7 Dharana 8 Barota 9 Nidhana 10 Chirana GURGAON DISTRICT 1 Manpur Hassanpur 2 Harchandpur 3 Keraka 4 Piala 5 Bagpur 6 Baldhon 7 Nurgarh 8 Lala 9 Lala Khedli HISSAR DISTRICT 1 Palwas Mangali 2 Sai Bahuna 3 Dhani Daulat 4 Sarsana 5 Kishangarh Khara Barwala 6 Mangala 7 Kanwarpura 8 Rajli 9 Beedwan 10 Prabhuwala 11 Dhani Majra 12 Dhab Dhani 13 Daryapur 14 Bhadolwali 15 Dharanbas 16 Dhanana 17 Dhani Isar 18 Badesra 19 Kuta Barh 20 Sadhanvas 21 Poherka 22 BNarolawali 23 Shahpur MOHENDERGARH DISTRICT 1 Talot Nil 2 Shabazpur 3 Gujrwas 4 Hamidpur JIND DISTRICT 1 Bhongra Nil 2 Baroda 3 Kharainti 4 Ghogrian 5 Kakrod LIST OF SCHOOLS UP- GRADED FROM MIDDLE TO HIGH STANDARD DURING THE YEAR 1969-70 Sr. No. Boys Girls AMBALA DISTRICT 1 Tandwal Bilaspur 2 Maudhana 3 Pathrehri 4 Amala City 5 Talakaur 6 Boh 7 Mandauli (Co- Edul.) KARNAL DISTRICT 1 Pegan Patti Kalyana 2 Umri Ismailabads 3 Sirsal 4 Bakhli 5 Chhajpur 6 Shiekhpura Sohana 7 Garhi Birbal 8 Amin 9 Ramana 10 Sehrada 11 Baraut ROHTAK DISTRICT 1 Dhamar Sisana 2 Panchhi Jattan Kharkhauda 3 Sunarian Kalan Madina 4 Siwana Dulhera 5 Behlba Kansala 6 Nigana Bhainswal 7 Kahanpur GURGAON DISTRICT 1 Gholeb Nil 2 Malai 3 Jaurasi 4 Malab 5 Ateli 6 Bichhaur 7 Buroli 8 Baroli 9 Mirpur Kurali HISSAR DISTRICT 1 Ratera Uklana Mandi 2 Moth Barwala 3 Wglana Tosham 4 Mithi Rania 5 Nathusari 6 Siswal 7 Dhanger 8 Bada Guda 9 Bhatla 10 Sui 11 Gugnou 12 Kariwali 13 Mirzapur MOHINDERGARH DISTRICT 1 Kuriawas Imlota 2 Ghasola 3 Bhagvi 4 Mandola 5 Pichhopa Kalan JIND DISTRICT 1 Kakrod Nil 2 Dhundwan Kulkhana 3 Durjanpur 4 Khatkar 5 Karsindpur 6 Dharodi 7 Kharak Ramji Payment of Travelling Allowance to Dails 252 major Electrification of Villages in the state 254. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to State- (a) district-wise number of electrified villages in the state as on 1st April, 1969; (b) district-wise number of villages electrified during the period from April 1969 to 31st December, 1969, together with the names of electrified villages in Mahendergarh District; (c) district-wise number of villages proposed to be electrified during the period from April 1969 to 31st December, 1969, together with the names of electrified villages in Mahendergarh District; (d) ANNEXURE ‘A’ Villages electrified 1st April, 1969 to 31st December, 1969, in district Mohindergarh Sr. No. Name of Village Tehsil 1 Pali Mohindergarh 2 Siehar Do 3 Lukhi Do 4 Beri Do 5 Bahu Jauli Jat Do 6 Nagal Sehroi Do 7 Janriawas Do 8 Pathiara Do 9 Lawan Do 10 Duloth Do 11 Malra Do 12 Nimbi Do 13 Palri Do 14 Khaodra Do 15 Gagarwas Do 16 Bucholi Do 17 Barawas Do 18 Budeen Do 19 Bewal Do 20 Khurawata Do 21 Mandola Do 22 Satnali Do 23 Pal Do 24 Mundia Khera Do 25 Kuksi Do 26 Sundra Do 27 Unawas Do 28 Bhagot Do 29 Chtlang Do 30 Darauli Jat Do 31 Hue Dadri 32 Barsana Do 33 Kheri Bura Do 34 Mahban Do 35 Chala Do 36 Charkhi Do 37 Java Do 38 Dudhwa Do 39 Degroli Do 40 Kheri Battor Do 41 Chirya Do 42 Manheru Do 43 Rudrol Do 44 Chandwas Do 45 Mehrana Do 46 Dharehru Do 47 Dokha Mojee Do 48 Dhokha Harya Do 49 Kheri Sanwal Do 50 Kadma Do 51 Rupgarh Do 52 Gujrawas Narnaul 53 Mayee Do 54 Pirthi Pura Do 55 Kultaj Pur Do 56 Salar Pur Do 57 Rajpur Do 58 Tajpur Do 59 Salar Pur Do 60 Roothagarhi Do 61 Khariwara Do 62 Akbarpur Serohi Do 63 Salim Pur Tarakwas Do 64 Mahesar Do 65 Mandlana Do 66 Deroli Ahir Do 67 Khaspur Do 68 Galhi Do 69 Kanwi Do 70 Bhamanwas Naur Do 71 Thanawas Do 72 Mohamadpur Do 73 Kalwari Do 74 Behali Do 75 Bhilwara Do 76 Tigra Do 77 Doblala Do 78 Tobra Do 79 Saidpur Do 80 Bhamanwas Kohna Do ANNEXURE ‘B’ Villages proposed to be electrified from 1st January, 1970 to 31st March, 1970 in mohindergarh District Sr. No. Name of Village Tehsil 1 Chhappar Mohindergarh 2 Shampura Do 3 Jarwa Do 4 Saira Do 5 Pota Do 6 Nawan Do 7 Karia Do 8 Kotia Do 9 Dulana Do 10 Kharana Do 11 Dalamwas Do 12 Dongra Ahri Do 13 Naurangabad Do 14 Gopalwas Do 15 Barda Do 16 Digrota Do 17 Bharaph Do 18 Kakrala Do 19 Rasulpur Do 20 Madhogarh Do 21 Partal Do 22 Khundana Do 23 Bassi Do 24 Selong Do 25 Kherim Do 26 Pathema Do 27 Berala Dadri 28 Rasiwas Do 29 Dohki Do 30 Pentawas Kalan Do 31 Bhagni Do 32 Manakwas Do 33 Dhani Do 34 Kapur Do 35 Tewala Do 36 Rehrodi Do 37 Makrana Do 38 Bhagesri Do 39 Kaila Do 40 Sankror Do 41 Malkos Do 42 Un-Mustil Bond- Do Kalan 43 Hindol Do 44 Fatehgarh Do 45 Digowa Do 46 Pandwan Do 47 Birhi Kalan Do 48 Neemali Do 49 Kakroli Sandara Do 50 Bhandwa Do 51 Kakroli Hukmi Do 52 Lad Do 53 Chandaini Do 54 Chagraon Do 55 Seema Narnaul 56 Kanti Do 57 Ratta Kalan Do 58 Bochinya Do 59 Garwar Do 60 Kanwaryawas Do 61 Shahpur-I Do 62 Kondinja Do 63 Seeka Do 64 Mandhana Do 65 Kamania Do 66 Jakhani Do 67 Maharampur Do 68 Namaz Nagar Do 69 Sagar Pur Do 70 Bhori Do 71 Saluni Do 72 Katholi Khurd Do 73 Chandpura Do 74 Supa Pur Do 75 Bagar Do 76 Nagal Do 77 Kultaj Pur Do 78 Anarpur Joras Do 79 Tajipur Do 80 Sobha Pur Do Reward given by the Government tio Zila Parishad, Mahendergarh 272. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for Health and Develoment be pleased to state- Health and development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmed): Form No. 3 Register of applications for grant of loan under the scheme for development of Shamlat Land out of the Zila Parishad Loan Reserve Fund. Sr. No. Date of Village Name of Amount Nature Receipt of applicant of loan of final application applied order for and passed its and its purposes date Amount Purpose 1 2 3 4 5 6 Form No. 4 Register showing repayment of loan by loanee Gram Panchayat 1.Name of the Gram Panchayat………………… a. Brief description of the Scheme………… b. Amount of loan raised….. c. Date on which loan taken……. d. Number of yearly installment fixed……… e. Amount of each installment f. Date on which first installment fell due…….. Particulars of installment Paid Amou Serial Amount Treas Date Total Balan Rema nt of No. of of ury of num ce rks loan installm installm Vr. depo ber Col. receiv ent ent No. sit of 1 ed loan minu paid s Col. up- 3 to- date 1 2 3 4 5 Form No. 5 Report for the quarter’s ending------, District------ S Na Bri Am Amou Amount of To To Bal r me ef ou nt of installment tal at anc . of des nt instal repaid am al e at N Pa crip of lment during the ou a the o nc tion loa with quarter nt m end . hay of n the of ou of at the ad due loa nt qua sch va dates n re rter eme nc for re pa und s ed repay pa id er ment id (C rep durin by ol. ort g the th 6 quart e pl er en us under d Co repor of l. t th 7) e pr evi ou s qu art er D A C Da A Am O Reas a m ha te m oun ut ons t ou lla of ou t in of for e nt n pa nt arre to accu No ym re ars( tal mula . en pa Col. a tions wi t id 5 m of th min ou arre na us nt arar m Col. of s e 6 lo of an Tr (C y. ol. 4 mi nu s Co l. 7 (i) (ii) (iii (i) (ii ) ) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Form No. 6 Register showing particulars of income from and expenditure on the Scheme, financed from loan received from the Zila Parishad------ Gram panchayat------Block------ Sr Brief Amou Detail Balanc Detail Remar . descripti nt of s of e loan s of ks No on of the loan Amou to be incom . scheme receiv nt expend e ed spent ed (Col. derive with with 3 ds date date Minus with Col. 4 date Out of Out loan(a of ) Gra m Fun d (b) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Form No 7. Stock and Store of the articles acquired for the Scheme of development of Shamlat land from out of loan received from Zila Parishad. Name of Panchayat------ Receipt Issue S D Descr Qua Sou Se D Descr Qua Bal r. at iption ntuit rce Am V ria at iption ntit anc N e of y of oun r. l e of y e o Mater aquir Rec t N No mater issu . ial ed iept o. . ial ed & issue d d at e 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Form no.8 Register showing of installment repaid against the Loan received from Zila Parishad. 1. Name of the Gram Panchayat………………… 2. Brief description of the Scheme………… 3. Amount of loan raised….. 4. Date on which loan taken……. 5. Number of yearly installment fixed……… 6. Amount of each installment…………… 7. Date on which first installment fell due…….. Particulars of installment Paid Amou Serial Amount Treas Date Total Balan Rema nt of No. of of ury of num ce rks loan installm installm Vr. depo ber Col. receiv ent (a) ent (b) No. (c) sit of 1 ed (d) loan minu paid s Col. up- 3 to- date 1 2 3 4 5 Form No. 9 Register of showing expenditure of loan and income from the schemes under taken by Gram Panchayat Panchayat Samiti…………….. S Nam Brief Amo Expe Inc De Re r e of desc unt nditu om tai mar . Panc ripti of re e ls ks N haya on of loan incur acc of o t the adv red rue so . sche anc d ur me ed ce inc om e Out O (He of ut re Loan of give (a) Gr n a any m oth F er u ben n efit d of (b the ) sch eme ) Date Am D Am Dat Am ou at ou e ou nt e nt nt 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Form No. 10. Register showing repayment of loan by loanee Gram Panchayat 1. Name of the Gram Panchayat………………… 2. Brief description of the Scheme………… 3. Amount of loan raised….. 4. Date on which loan taken……. 5. Number of yearly installment fixed……… 6. Amount of each installment…………… 7. Date on which first installment fell due…….. Particulars of installment Paid Amou Serial Amount Treas Date Total Balan Rema nt of No. of of ury of num ce rks loan installm installm Vr. depo ber Col. receiv ent (a) ent (b) No. (c) sit of 1 ed (d) loan minu paid s Col. up- 3 to- date 1 2 3 4 5 Teaching of Home Science/Medical Group Subjects in girls Schol in Mahendergarh 273. Major Amir Singh Chaudhary: Distribution Transformers Burnt in the state 274. Major Amir Singh Chaudhary: ANNEXURE ‘A’ Statement showing the year wise number of Burnt Transformer since 1-5-67 to 31-1-70 together with financial loss suffered by Board as a result thereof Year number of Burnt Approximate Transformer Financial loss suffered (Rs.) 1967-68 230 1,20,750 1-5-67 to 31-3-68 1968-69 613 3,21,825 1969-70 831 4,36,275 1-4-1969 to 31-1- 70 Total 1,674 8,78,850 ANNEXURE ‘B’ Statement showing the minimum limit for 11 KV/4 KV Transformers of 200 KVA and below for each store falling in each cirlcle. SR.NO Name of store Minimum limit Name of cirlce 63/50 100/200 KVA KVA or 1 (i) Delhi 9 2 1 Delhi Central Store (ii) Gurgaon 4 1 1 Sub- Store (iii) 4 1 1 (iii) Rewari 4 1 1 Sub- Store (iv) Sonepat 4 1 1 Sub-Store 2 Faridabad 7 2 1 Faridabad Central Store 3 (i) Dhulkot 5 2 1 Chandigarth Cental Store (ii) Jagadhri 3 1 1 Sub-Store (iii) Kalka 2 1 Sub-Store 4 (iii) Jhajjar 10 3 1 Rohtak Sub-Store (iv) Narnaul 3 1 1 Sub- Store (v) Jind Sub- 2 1 1 Store 5 (i) Hansi 5 2 1 Hisar Central Store (ii) Hisar Sub- 3 1 Store (iii) Bhiwani 3 1 Sub- Store (iv) Sirsa Sub- 3 1 Store 6 (i)Panipat 18 5 2 Karnla Central Store (ii) Karnal 10 1 1 Sub-Store (iii) Kaithal 10 1 1 Sub-Store (iv) 6 1 1 Kurukshetra Sub-Store Proposal to raise the bed of Dubaldhan Minor 275. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to refer to the reply to Unstarred Question No. 132, included in the List of Unstarred Question for the 11th August, 1969, and to state:- (a) Whether the proposal of raising the full supply level and bed of Dubaldhan Minor has since been finalized; and (b) If not, reasons for keeping the investment already made as partly unproductive for want of minor nature of additional finances ? Irrigation and Power Minister (Shri K.L. Poswal): (a)Not ye. (b)The proposal is being further examined in detail to achieve better result. Arrears of Dadri Irrigation Division 276. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry : will the Minister for Irrigation and Power be pleased to refer to the reply to Unstarred Question No.147 included in the List of Unstarred Question for the 11th August, 1969, and to state:- i. Whether the issue of clearance of the arrears of claims of contractors and other persons relating to Dadri Irrigation Division closed down in 1957 has since been finalised: ii. If not, the details there of together with the time further required for consideration there of: and iii. Whether there is any proposal under consideration to refer these cases to the arbitration; and iv. If not, the reasons therefor ? Irrigation and Power Minister (Shri K.L.Poswal): (a) Not ye. (b) Out of total arrear bills of 675 only 128 bills are pending for settlement. The Government is considering to allow relaxation and the remaining bills will be cleared as soon as a decision in this regard is arrived at. (c) NO (b)No contractor has applied for arbitration. Construction of Bus Queue Shelter 277. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Will the Minister for irrigation and Power be pleased to state:- (a) District-wise number of bus-queue-shelters constructed or are proposed to be constructed in the State during the year 1969-70 L ; and (b) The name of places where the bus-queue- shelters have been of are proposed to be constructed in Mahendergarth district during the year 1969-70? Irrigation and Power Minister(Shri K.L.Poswal): (a) NO Bus-Queue-Shelter has been completed at the following places are under construction:- Ambala District :- i. Rai pur Rani ii. Dosarka. Rohtak District :- i. Diggal. ii. Kharkoda. Gurgaon District :- i. Farraknagar ii. Kund. iii. Pataudi. iv. Tauron. (b) Nil Amendment in the Service Rules 294. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to State:- (a) Whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to amend the service to the effect that an employee may seek his voluntary retirement after putting in 20 years service ; and (b) If so, the time within which such amendment is likely to be effected? Ekq[; ea=h ¼Jh calh yky½ % ¼d½ ugh ¼[k½Ikz”u ugha mBrkA Unemployed B.Sc. Engineers/Diploma-Holders 295.Shri Daya Krishan : Will the Minister for Agriculture and Labour be please to state:- a. The total number of unemployed B.Sc.Engineers and Diploma-Holders in the State as on the 31st December,1968 an d 31st December,1969; and b. The steps, if any taken by the Government to provide employment to such persons? Agriculture and Labour Minister (Chaudhry Ran Singh): 31-12-1968 31-121969 (a) B.Sc.Engineers 188 209 Diploma Holders 841 952 (b) Government are taking steps to develop industries in the State In the State public Sector, the various industrial, canal digging. Road building and other development schemes of Government are likely to provide gainful employment and create employment opportunities for them. In the draft Fourth Plan greater emphasis has been laid on the industrial growth and it is hoped that expansion of the Industrial Sector, besides boosting the economy of the State, will open greater employment opportunities for technical personnel. Employment is concurrent subject and it is the Government of India which are primarily responsible for formulating schemes for removing unemployment. The Major employers in the Public Sector are also Central Government establishments such as the Defence Services, the Railways, the Posts and Telegraph etc. The state Government is already in communication with Government of India for setting up some Units in the Public Sector in Haryana. Persons Abducted/Kidnapped in the state 269. Shri Daya Krishan: Will the Chief Minister be pleased to state:- (a) The total number of persons abduct of kidnapped up to 31st December, 1968, who remained unrecovered in the State ; (b) The total number of persons abducted of kidnaped from 1st January, 1969 to 31st December, 1969 in State ; (c) The total numbers of persons recovered during in the year 1969 out of these referred to in parts (a) and (b) above; and (d) The total number of persons remained unrecovered on 31st December, 19669, in the State; Chief Minister (Shir Bansi Lal): (a) 24 (b) 162. (c) 144 (d)42 Candidates to be Admitted to M.B.B.S Course in Medical College. Rohtak 297. Shir Daya Krishan: Will the Minister for Health and Development be pleased to state:- (a) The total number of candidates to be admitted for M.B.B.S course in the Medical College, Rohtak, in academic year, 1970; (b) The total number or the candidates together with the names of the College, separately, where the Haryana state is competent to nominate for M.B.B.S Course; and (c) Whether the Government intends to increase the seats in Medical College, Rohtak, in the year 1970? Health and Development Minister (Chaudhry Khurshed Ahmed): (a) 125 (b) Nil; no seats are reserved for the nominees of Haryana State in M.B.B.S. course at the Medical College in other states; and (c) Yes. It is proposed to increase the number of seats for M.B.B.S. course from 125 to 150; but this can be done only after the Punjab University, to which the Medical College, Rohtak, is affiliated, gives its concurrences for doing so. Revision of Land Administration Manual 298. Shir Daya Krishan: Will the Minister ofr Finance be pleased to state whether the Land Administration Manual by Dui is proposed to be revised and published by the Government; if so , the period there of? foRr ea=h ¼Jhefr vkse izHkk tSau½% th gk] yxHkx 6 eghus ds vUnjA Hostel building for Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Jhojhu Kalan 258. Shri Hari Singh Yadav: Will the Minister for Health and Development be pleased to State:- (a) Whether Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Jhojhu Kalan in Mohindergarth District has got hostel building of its own; (b) If so, the year when it was constructed together with capital outlay thereon and the number of seats for boarders provided therin; (c) The numbers of the boarders who have made use of the said hostel building since it was constructed; (d) If reply to part (c) above be nil, reasons therefor; (e) Whether it is a fact that windows, ventilators and ompound walls of the said Hostel building are such that intruders can have very easy entry; (f) Whether it is also a fact that furniture for boarders, cooking utensils and chaukidars were not provided at any time since the said hostel building was constructed ; (g) Whether it is also a fact that no lady teacher stays in ht said hostel; (h) If reply to part (e) and (g) be in affirmative, the steps, if any the Government proposed to take to attract the girls students from the interior rural areas to stay in the hostel? Health and Development Minister (Chaudhry Khurshed Ahmed): (a) Yes (b) it was constructed in 1962 at a cost of Rs. 46,000 for forty Boarders. (c) Nil (d) No students applied for admission in the hostel (e) Yes (f) Yes (h) Yes. It is not possible for Government to provide any incentives to attract the Girl students to live in the hostel except to provide a building. WITHDRAWAL OF NOTICE OF NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION Mr. Speaker: Dr. Mangal Sein have you withdrawn the No- Confidence Motion? Shri. Mangal Sein : Yes, Sir.(Voice from the Treasury Benches) I have with drawn the notice. Teh motion is withdrawn. Chief Mininster(Shri Bansi Lal): Every motion is to be put before the House Mr.Speaker: I am not quite clear about eh matter. I would like the hon.Member to explain the rule on the matter. Shri Mangal Sein: I would like to refer to ‘Practice and Procedure of Parliament’ by Kaul and Shakdher, wherein it has been said:- “Notice of no-confidence motion can also be withdrawn by the members concerned by sending letters of withdrawal signed by all the signatories to the notice before the item is taken up in the House. In that case teh item is not mentioned in, or brought before, the House.” Lihdj lkgc] ;g eSaus fcYdqy bu Vkbe fuosnu fd;k gSa fd eSa Qkj nh Vkbe fcbax bl uksfVl dks fonMªk dj jgk gwaA eS le>rk gwa fd ;g ckr iwNus dk vki dks d’V ugha djuk pkfg;s FkkA D;ksafd eSa bls ewo ugh dj jgk gwaA Malik Mukhtiar Lal: When it has not been moved by the member it is deemed to have been withdrawn. Shri Bansi Lal: We have received the notice. It shuld be read in the House and discussed today. Malik Mukhtiar Lal: It is up to the member to move or not to move. Mr.Speaker: A notice of No-Confidence Motion was received and it has been withdrawn. It is in order (Thumping from the opposition Benches) ADJOURNMENT MOTION Mr. Speaker: Notice of Adjournment Motion given by Dr. Mangal Sein, M.L.A. concerning the sense of indignation prevalent in the state on account of the lathi- charge and firing by the Haryana Government tractors against the Centre’s decision on Chandigarth is disallowed as:- 1. Firing by Police, use of lathi or tear gas, arrest of leaders on strike etc. by the Police for the maintenance of peace and tranquility does not form the subject-matter of Adjournment Motion. 2. Moreover, the Member will have ample opportunity to raise discussion in the matter during the discussion of Governor’s Address, General Discussion on Budget, ect, ect. ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE SECRETARY Mr. Speaker: Now the Secretary will make announcement. Secretary: Sir, I beg to lay on the Table of teh Houes a Statement showing the Bills which were passed by the Haryana Legislative Assembly during its session held in August,1969 abd assented to by the Governor/President. STATMENT 1. The Punjab Legislative Assembly (Allowances of Members) Haryana Amendment Bill, 1969. 2. The Haryana Appropriation (No.3) Bill, 1969. 3. The Punjab Agricultural Produce Markets (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 1969. 4. The Punjab Agricultural Pests, Diseases and Noxious Weeds (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 1969. 5. The Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 1969. 6. The Punjab Co-operative Societies (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 1969. 7. The Punjab State Legislature (Prevention of Disqualification) (Haryana second Amendment) Bill, 1969. 8. The Haryana Contingency Fund (Amendment) Bill, 1969. 9. The East Punjab War Awards (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 1969. 10. The Punjab Local Authorities (Aided Schools) Haryana Second Amendment Bill, 1969. 11. The Punjab Public Premises and Land (Eviction and Rent Recover) Haryana Amendment Bill, 1969. Mr.Speaker: Next item. Papers to be Laid on the Table NOTICE CALL ATTENTION Shri Maugal Sein : Sir, we have given notice of a Call Attention n Motion. Mr.Speaker: That will be taken up tomorrow. (Voice from the Opposition Benches: No, No.) Jh eaxksy lSu% Lihdj lkgc] vkt bldh t:jr bl fy;s gSa fd dy 15 rkjh[k dks lksuhir esa pkS/kjh fjtd jke ftUgksausaa bl dkj.k fd gfj;k.kk ljdkj us paMhx<+ ds loky chVªs fd;k gSa vkSj budh bfUnjk ljdkj us gfj;k.kk ds yksxksa ds lkFk vU;k; fd;k gSa jkT; lHkk dh lnL;rk ls bLrhQk fn;k gSa muds LkEeku esa ,d tylk gksuk FkkA ml tylk dh igys ijfe”ku Hkh yh gqbZ FkhA tc mudk Lokxr gksus okyk Fkk rks buds gqDe ls ogka ij /kkjk 144 yxk nh xbZ vkSj bruk gh ugha gkml ds lkcd eSEcjku dks idM+kA pkS/kjh fjtd jke] pkS/kjh /keZ flag jkBh vkSj Jh t; fd”ku] ps;jeSu] gfj;k.kk O;kikj e.My dks idM+k] vkSj blh rjg cgqr lkjs phnk phnk dksbZ 72 vknfe;ksa dks idM+ fy;k x;kA ;gka ij gh cl ugha cfYd iqfyl }kjk NksVwjke vk;Z dkysat esa ?kql dj vkSj gksLVYk esa ?kql dj fugRFks LVwMSaVl dks cgqr cqjh rjg ls ihVk x;k gSa¼viksth”ku dh rjQ ls “kse “kse dh vkoktsa½ ;g bruk laxhu ekeyk gSa vkSj vki dgrs gSa fd dy ys ysaxsA Mr. Speaker: Let me explain to you something. This motiion was received by me only a few minutes before I came here. Shri Mangal Sein: I submitted in at 10.A.M. exactly. Rather we came here at 9.50 A.M. Ekgar xaxk lkxj% ge ;g eks”ku iwjs 9 cts ns djs x;s gSa vkSj 10 cts fQj VSyhQksu djds dUQeZ dj fy;k Fkk vkSj ml oDr fQj fjdosLV dh fd ;g ekeyk cgqr vge gS bl fy;s bls vkt t:jh fy;k tk;sA Mr. Speaker: In any case, it can be dealt with tomorrow. efyd eqf[r;kj flag% Lihdj lkgc] blls T;knk bEiksVsZVa eSVj vkSj dksbZ ugha gks ldrk tks lksuhir esa gqvk gSaA iqfyl us ogka dh turk ij cM+k vR;kpkj fd;kA esjs ikl iwjh&iwjh bUQesZ”ku gSa D;kasfd ogka ls dkyst ds ySDpjkj vkSj LVwMSaVl vk;s gq, gSaA mUgksausa crk;k gSa fd iqfyl gksLVYk ds rkys rksM+dj vUnj ?kql xbZ] ugkrs gq, LVwMSal vkSj [kkuk idkr gq, ukSdjksa dks ihVk x;k vkSj csgwnk xkfy;ka nh xbZA Lihdj lkgc eSa le>rk gw fd bl pht dk l[r uksfVl ysuk pkfg,A ftruk fjizS”ku vkt gfj;k.kk ds vUnj gS mruk tujy Mk;j ds tekus esa gqvk djrk Fkk vkSj gekjs phQ fefuLVj bl fjizS”ku dks nckdj eklwe fugRFks yksxksa ij vR;kpkj djds vius ikiksa ¼Jh eaaxy flag cksyus ds fy, [kM+s gq,½ Mr. Speaker: Doctor Sahib, I realise the importance of teh matter. It is admitted. The Minister concerned may, therefore, please make a statement tomorrow. Shir Bansi Lal: After 2/3days please. Shri Mangal Sein: I will read my call Attention Notice. “A meeting was held at Sonepat yesterday on 15th February, 1970 to felicitate Chaudhry Rizak Ram who has resigned his seat from the Rajya Sabha as a protest against the unjust behavior of the Central Government and the Haryana State Government on the issue of Chandigarh. Proper permission had been obtained from the S.D.M. for holding this meeting. .The meeting was proceeding peacefully but the Police used Tear Gas, made lathi-chare and arrested Cahudhri Rizak Ram, Ex. M.P. Babu Jaikishan Dass, Chairman, Haryana Beopar Mandal, Chjaudri Dharam Singh Rathi, Cahudhri Manphool Singh and Chaudhri Phool Chand, Ex- Members of this Sabha. The Government has taken this action in a revengeful spirit. There was no ground for imposing section 144 in Rohtak District. The Government has resorted to absolute injustice by arresting the prominent leaders of Haryana and also by trespassing Chhotu Ram Arya College and beating and arresting the students there. I want to draw the attention of the Government to this incident which occurred yesterday. Shri Bansi Lal: The statement will be made on the 20th instatnt. Shri Mangal Sein: It is too long a period, Sir. Malik Mukhtiar Singh: The statement may be made by tomorrow or day after. Mr. Speaker: The Chief Minister has said that it will be made on the 20th. Jh eaxy lSu% Lihdj lkgc] vHkh vHkh gfj;k.kk esa ,d ekeyk “kkUr gqvk Fkk ysfdu bUgksaus fQj HkM+dk fn;kA ;s pkgrs gSa fd bfUnjk th dks fn[kk,a fd ;g fdrus rkdroj gSa ------¼O;o/kku½A Mr. Speaker: The point is that the best person to say as to when the statement will be made, is the Minister concerned. Today is 16th. The Minister concerned wants three days to make the statement. Malik Mukhtiar Singh: Sir, the convention is that it is for the Minister concerned to say as to how many days he will take to make the statement. It is, however, another thing if yow ant to accommodate the Leader of the House in this matter. Mr. Speaker: Please take your seat. You have made a number of statements which may be correct, but you never quote any rules or regulations in support thereof. Malik Mukhtiar Singh: It is a matter of convention, Sir. Mr. Speaker: You had better quote some rules. Malik Mukhtiar Singh: You have the Secretary and other to guide you. Mr. Speaker: I want the hon. Member also to take rains. Jh eaxy lSu% Lihdj lkgc] esjh lcfe”ku ;g gS fd LVsVeSaV 20 rkjh[k ls igys nh tk ldrh gS D;ksafd buds ikl ok;jySl gS] eksMju dE;qfuds”kut ds lc rjhds gSa vkSj ;s lkjh flpq,”ku ls bu&Vp gSaA eSa fjDoSLV d:axk fd vxj dy ugha rks ijlksa gkml esa t:j LVsVeSaV ns nsaA Mr. Speaker: For the information of the hon. Members, I read the relevant Rule: “A member may, with the previous permission of the Speaker, call the attention of a Minister to any matte of urgent public importance and the Minister may make a brief statement or ask for time to make a statement at a later hour or date”. So, now on your behalf, I am prepared to ask the Government to make a statement as early as possible. It will, however, be upto the Minister concerned to decide how soon he can make the statement. Jh calh yky% eSa 19 rkjh[k dks LVsVeSaV ns nwaxkA Jh n;k d`’.k% Lihdj lkgc] esjs Hkh nks dky vVSU”ku uksfVflt gS tks fd eSaus bl ctdj ikap feuV ij nh FkhaA Jh v/;{k% ge bu dks dy ys ysaxsA WALK-OUT Jh eaxy lSu% Lihdj lkgc] esjh lcfe”u ;g gS fd bUgksaus dy turk ds lkFk cM+h T;knrh dh gSaA dkseu&eSu ij ykfB;ka pktZ dh] vkSj lkspk fd gfj;k.kk dh turk budh ykfB;ksa vkSj xksfy;ksa ls nc tk,xhA Lihdj lkgc] bl vR;kpkj ds fo:) vkokt mBkrs gq, ,t , izksVSLV ge lnu ls okd&vkmV djrs gSaA ¼leLr fojks/kh ny lnu ls okd&vkmV dj x;k½ PAPERS LAID ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE Chief Minister (Sh. Bansi Lal): Sir, I beg to lay on the Table of the House: I. The East Punjab Ministers Salaries (Haryana Amendment) Ordinance, 1969 (Haryana Ordinance No. 6 of 1969). II. The Punjab Legislative Assembly Speaker’s and Deputy Speaker’s Salaries (Haryana Amendment) Ordinance, 1969 (Haryana Ordinance No. 7 of 1969). Finance and Revenue Minister (Smt. Om Prabha Jain): Sir, I beg to lay on the Table of the House: The Punjab Passengers and Goods Taxation (Haryana Amendment) Ordinance, 1969 (Haryana Ordinance No. 8 of 1969). The Haryana Land Revenue (Additional Surcharge) Amendment Ordinance, 1969 (Haryana Ordinance No. 9 of 1969). Health and Development Minister (Ch. Khurshed Ahmet): Sir, I beg to lay on the Table of the House: The Punjab Co-operative Societies (Haryana Second Amendment) Ordinance, 1969 (Haryana Ordinance No. 10 of 1969). Smt. Om Prabha Jain: Sir, I beg to lay on the Table of the House: The Punjab General Sales Tax (Haryana Amendment) Ordinance, 1969 (Haryana Ordinance No. 11 of 1969). Sh. Bansi Lal: Sir, I beg to lay on the Table of the House: The Punjab State Legislature (Prevention of Disqualification) Haryana Second Amendment Ordinance, 1969 (Haryana Ordinance No. 12 of 1969). Irrigation and Power Minister (Sh. K.L. Poswal): Sir, I beg to lay on the Table of the House: The Motor Vehicles (Haryana Amendment) Ordinance, 1969 (Haryana Ordinance No. 13 of 1969). Ch. Khurshed Ahmed: Sir, I beg to lay on the Table of the House: The Punjab Town Improvement (Haryana Amendment and Validation) Ordinance, 1970 (Haryana Ordinance No. 1 of 1970). Sh. Bansi Lal: Sir, I beg to lay on the Table of the House: The Punjab Legislative Assembly (Allowances of Members) Haryana Amendment Ordinance, 1970 (Haryana Ordinance No. 2 of 1970). The Haryana Salaries and Allowances of Ministers Ordinance, 1970 (Haryana Ordinance No. 3 of 1970). Ch. Khurshed Ahmed: Sir, I beg to lay on the Table of the House: The Haryana Board of School Education (Amendment) Ordinance, 1970 (Haryana Ordinance No. 4 of 1970). Smt. Om Prabha Jain: Sir, I beg to lay on the Table a copy each of the following Notifications as required under section 7 of the Haryana Official Language Act, 1969:- I. No. 454-ED-I-/Lg-69/2136, dated 20th January, 1969. II. No. 484-ED-I-/Lg-69/2140, dated 20th January, 1969. III. No. 485-ED-I-/Lg-69/2132, dated 20th January, 1969. IV. No. 11087-ED-I-/Lg-69/21532, dated 9th September, 1969. V. No. 10649-ED-I-/Lg-69/28230, dated 18th November, 1969. VI. No. 10562-ED-I-/Lg-69/28584, dated 2nd September, 1969. VII. No. 55-ED-I-/Lg-69/301, dated 12th January, 1970. VIII. No. 1981-ED-I-/Lg-69/719, dated 12th March, 1969. IX. No. 55-ED-I-/Lg-70/2724, dated 29th January, 1970. ¼bl le; mik/;{kk inklhu gqbZ½ Sh. K.L. Poswal: Madam, I beg to lay on the Table the Annual Financial Statement (Budget Estimates) of the Haryana State Electricity Board for the year 1969-70 as required under Section 61 of the Electricity (Supply) Act, 1948. Agriculture and Labour Minister (Ch. Ran Singh): Madam, I beg to lay on the Table a Copy of the Sixth Annual Report of the Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana, for the year 1967-68. Smt. Om Prabha Jain: Madam, I beg to lay on the Table the Finance Accounts of the Government of Haryana for the year 1967-68. Sh. K.L. Poswal: Madam, I beg to lay on the Table a copy each of the following notifications as required under section 133(3) of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939:- I. Notification No. GSR.6/C.A.4/39/Ss.24, 41 and 133/Amd. (1)/69 dated the 10th January, 1969; and II. Notification No. GSR.20/C.A.4/39/S.21/Amd.(1)/69 dated the 4th February, 1969. Sh. Bansi Lal: Madam, I beg to lay on the Table a copy each of the Annual Report on the working of the Punjab Steel & Alloy Castings Ltd, Chandigarh, for the years 1966, 1967, 1968 and 1969, respectively as required under Section 619-A of the Companies Act, 1956. PRESENTATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES Finance Minister (Smt. Om Prabha Jain): Madam, I beg to present the Supplementary Estimates (Second Installment) for the year 1969-70. PRESENTATION OF REPORT Chairman Estimates Committee (Smt. Chandravati): Madam, I beg to present the Report of the Committee on Estimates on the Supplementary Estimates (Second Installment) for the year 1969-70. DISCUSSION ON GOVERNOR’S ADDRESS pkS/kjh j.kchj flag ¼fdyksbZ½% mik/;{k egksn;k] eSa izLRko djrk gwa fd jkT;iky egksn; dks fuEufyf[kr “kCnksa esa ,d ,MSªl is”k fd;k tk,%& ^fd bl lS”ku eas bDV~Bs gq, gfj;k.kk fo/kku lHkk lnL; ml vfHkHkk’k.k ds fy, jT;iky egksn; ds vR;Ur d`rK gSa tks mUgksaus 13 Qjojh] 1970 dks lnu esa nsus dh d`ik dh gSA^ mik/;{k egksn;k] jkT;iky egksn; us Hkh vius vfHkHkk’k.k esa ftØ fd;k gS fd gfj;k.kk jkT; ds vUnj ;k gfj;k.kk izns”k ds vUnj yksxksa us] tks muds fny dh ,d Hkkouk Fkh vkSj ftldks os viuk gd ekurs Fks] paMhx<+ dks gkfly djus ds fy, cgqr Hkkjh dksf”k”k dhA bl ekax dks nksgjkus ds fy, yk[kksa yksx fnYyh Hkh x, ysfdu tc fgUnqLrku dh dsUnzh; ljdkj us paMhx<+ ds flyflys esa ,d QSlyk fn;k rks ml QSlys dks lqudj dqnjrh rkSj ij muds fny dks pksV lh yxh vksj mld urhts ds rkSj ij cgqr lkjs uUgsa cPps] NksVs vkSj cM+s HkkbZ rFkk cgusa ml QSlys ds f[kykQ viuk xqLlk tkfgj dus ds fy, eSnku esa vk,A mik/;{k egksn;k] vke rkSj ij ,sls ekSdksa ds Åij iztkrU= ds vUnj yksxksa dks pykus dh ftEesokjh iztkra= ds usrkvksa ij gksrh gS] pkgs os fojks/hk ny ds urk gksa ;k pkgs ljdkjh ny ds usrk gsA mUgsa pkfg, fd ml xqLls dks vkSj fxys dks yksxksa ds fny ls fudkyus dh dksf”k”k djsaA eSa ekurk gwa fd bleas usrkvksa dh Hkh dqN deh jghA lkFk gh lkFk] mik/;{k egksn;k] dqN ,sls HkkbZ Hkh gksrs gSa] lkjs gh ns”kksas esa] gekjs ns”k esa Hkh vkSj izns”k esa Hkh gSa] tks bl xqLls ds ekgkSy dks xyr jkLrs ij pykrs gSa vkSj uUgsa&eqUgsa cPpksa ds fy, xyr jkLrs ij iM+uk dksbZ cgqr T;knk xyr ugha le>k tk ldrkA Bhd rks ugha gS ysfdu cPps xyrh dj ldrs gSaA mik/;{k egksn;k] os gekjs izns”k ds cPps Fks] gekjs izns”k dh ekax dk leFkZu djus ds fy, rks eSa ugha dgwaxk ijUrq gekjs izns”k dh ekax ds u ekus tkus dh otg ls xqlls esa vkdj mUgksaus dqN dk;Zokgh dhA ftu HkkbZ;ksa us ,slh dk;Zokgh djus ds fy, mudks mrsftr fd;k muds ckjs esa rks eSa bruk gh dguk pkgrk gwa fd Hkxoku mudks ln&cqf) nsa rkfd gfj;k.kk rjDdh dj ldsA ljdkj dks rks] mik/;{k egksn;k] eSa c/kkbZ nsrk gwa D;ksafd mlus xyr jkLrs ij pys gq, dkQh rknkn ds cPpksa dh fjgkbZ dk gqde ns fn;k gS exj tks vHkh ckdh gSa muds ckjs esa eSa dguk pkgrk gwa fd ljdkj dks mnkj fny ls dke ysuk pkfg,A jk’Vª firk egkRek xka/kh] vfgalk ds lcls cM+s leFkZd Fks ysfdu bl ns”k dh vktknh gkfly djus ds fy, ftu HkkbZ;ksa us fgalk dks viuk;k Fkk] muds thou dks cpkus ds fy, Hkh mUgksaus vkokt mBkbZ FkhA blfy,] eSa viuh ljdkj ls Hkh izkFkZuk djrk gwa fd ;g vc rks mu cPpksa dks xyr dke djus ds fy, ekQ djsa vkSj vk;Znk dks mudks Bhd f”k{kk nsus dk bUrtke djsaA pkgs cPpksa us fgalk ds dke fd, gksa] ;k rksM+QksM+ ds dke fd, gksa ;k pkgs oSls gh dkuwu dh mYya?kuk djrs gq, os ukjktxh tkfgj djus ds fy, bDV~Bs gq, gksa] eSa pkgrk gwa fd mu lcds f[kykQ tks dkuwuh eqdneas pyk, x, gSa mudks okfil fy;k tk,A mik/;{k egksn;k] fiNyh nQk tc iatkc dk iquxZBu gqvk vkSj gfj;k.kk dk tUe gqvk rks ml oDr Hkh nsk rhu txg xksyh pyh FkhA ,d rks fHkokuh esa pyh Fkh vkSj ogka ij ,d ,sls cPps dks xksyh yxh Fkh ftldk ogka gqbZ okjnkrksa ls dksbZ lEcU/k ugha Fkk ;k ogka gqbZ ?kVukvksa esa dksbZ gkFk ugha FkkA bl rjg ls jksgrd esa Hkh xksyh pyh Fkh vkSj mlesa Hkh ,d xjhc nqdkunkj] tks pk; cukdj vius xzkgdksa dks ns jgk Fkk] ekjk x;k FkkA xksyh u rks tywl fudkyus okyksa dks yxh vkSj u fdlh vkSj HkkbZ dks tks xyr jkLrs ij yksxksa dks pyk jgs Fks] tks gfj;k.kk cuus ds f[kykQ Fks] tks gfj;k.kk dk tUe ugha pkgrs Fks muesa ls fdlh dks dksbZ vkap ugha vkbZA blfy, ml oDr dh ljdkj us ,sls HkkbZ;ksa dks ftudh [kfr gqbZ] uqDlku gqvk ;k xksyh ls dksbZ ekjk x;k] ekyh lgk;rk nh Fkh vkSj ;g eku dj nh Fkh fd pkgs os xyrh dj ik, ;k u dj ik, ysfdu viuh le> ds eqrkfcd mUgksaus gfj;k.kk izns”k dh HkykbZ ds fy, dke fd;kA rks eSa viuh ljdkj ls izkFkZuk d:axk fd og Hkh bl vksj dne c<+k,a vkSj lkFk gh lkFk ;g Hkh dgwaxk fd og xyr jkLrs ij pykus okys yksxksa esa ,slh “kfDr u jgus ns ftlls yksx mudh ckr eku ldsa ;k yksx muds dgus ij pysaA vxj yksx muds dus ij pyrs gSa rks blds ek;us ;g gksaxs fd ge yksxksa dks lgh jkLrs ij u pyk ldsA rks Hkxoku gedks “kfDr nsa fd gekjs izns”k ds yksx dHkh fdlh ds cgdkos eas u vk,a] izns”k dh tk;nkn dh rksM+ QksM+ djus ;k Qwadus dh rjQ u pysaA mik/;{k egksn;k] eSa tkurk gwa fd bl lnu ds cgqr lkjs ,sls eSEcj gSa ftuesa pkS/kjh eqfYr;kj flag th Hkh gSa] ftuds edkuksa ij cPpksa us vkSj nwljs yksxksa us mik/;{k egksn;k] vkt tc eSa cksy jgk gwa rks vki gh bl lnu dh lnkjr dj jgh gSaA eSus vkt rd dHkh Hkh bl lnu esa jksekal dh ckr ugha dgh gSA eSaus ges”kk xEHkhjrk ls ckr dgh gSA ysfdu vkt eSa vkils ekQh pkgrk gwaA cgqr lkjs HkkbZ b/kj ds vkSj m/kj ds esjs fo’k; esa dgrs gSA fd eSa jktuhfr ls ,d rjQ gks x;k gwaA eSa jktuhfr esa gwa ;k ugha gwa ;g muds vius lkspus dk pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] ;g ckr gh ,slh gS tks eka ds fy, ugha dgh tk ldrhA mik/;{kk% pkS/kjh lkgc ,slk eku yks fd fgekpy] iatkc vksj gfj;k.kk bl pUMhx<+ ds csVs gSaA tc vyx vyx gksrs gSa rks gjsd csVk ;gh pkgrk gS fd eka esjh rjQ vk tk;s vFkkZr~ lHkh yM+rs gSa fd eka rks eq>s feyuh pkfg,A pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] ;gka rks cPps viuh eka dks izkr% mBdj ueLdkj ugha dgrs] os rks fQYe ,DVSªl ns[kuk pkgrs gSaA ;gka cPps ml eka dks eka ugha pkgrs ftldh rjQ vkidk b”kkjk gSA eSa vkidh ckr Hkh eku ysrk ijUrq eq>dks rks og Hkk’kk cksyuh gS ftles ap.M+hx<+ dks ,d /keZiRuh ds :i esa ekuwa vkSj og Hkh vkt ds tekus dhA ftl izdkj ls vkt ds tekus dh cfgusa ikmMj oxSjg yxk dj fpduh pqiM+h gksrh gSa mlh izdkj ls p.Mhx<+ gSA ;g dqnjrh ckr Fkh fd gfj;k.kk ds yksxksa dk vkSj iatkc ds yksxksa dk nksuksa dk [;ky m/kj gh yxk gqvk FkkA nksuksa jkT;ksa esa [kwc ?kqM+nkSM+ gqbZA ftl izdkj ls jktk jke ds le; esa lhrk ds fy, Lo;aoj jpk;k x;k FkkA ;g Lo;aoj jktk tud us ml le; jpk;k FkkA Lo;aoj eas ;g ugha Fkk fd lhrk viuk oj [kqn pqus cfYd mles rks ;g Fkk fd tks xkaMho /kuq’k mBk;sxk mlkds Lo;aoj esa thrk gqvk ekuk tk;sxkA mlesa ;g fcYdqy ugha Fkk fd lhrk fdldks pkgrh gSA blh izdkj p.Mhx<+ dk ekeyk Fkk fd p.Mhx<+ dh turk fdl dks pkgrh gSA p.Mhx<+ ds fy, /kuq’k xkaMho /kuq’k dkSu lk cu x;k \ vc iz”u ;g iSnk gqvk fd ml xkaMhc /kuq’k dks dkSu mBk;sxkAtks mldks mBk;sxk ogh p.Mhx<+ ys ysxkA ;g tks Lo;aoj jpk;k x;k Fkk ;g dsUnzh; ljdkj dh vkSj ls jpk;k x;k FkkA dsUnzh; ljdkj mudh eka ds :i esa FkhA fdlh dks vfr”;ksfDr ugha gksxh] D;ksafd eSaus dqN ,slh Hkk’kk cksyuh gSA ;g xkaMho /kuq’k D;k Fkk og yksd lHkk vkSj jkT; lHkk vkSj fgUnqLrku ds usrk FksA mudks gh gesa thruk FkkA tks bu lc dks thrsxk ogh thrk gqvk ekuk tk;sxkA tks ugha thrsxk og gkjk gqvk ekuk tk;sxkA bwljh vkSj ;g Hkh Fkk fd tks p.Mhx<+ ds yksxksa dh Hkkoukvksa dks thrsxk og Hkh thrk gqvk ekuk tk;sxkA ysfdu p.Mhx<+ ds yksxksa dh Hkkouk rks ,d rjg dh vtc gh FkhA os rks bl izdkj ls pkg jgs Fks fd ftl izdkj ls ikaMoksa dh nzkSinh FkhA D;ksafd nzkSinh ds dbZ oj jgsA og lHkh Hkkb;ksa dh iRuh FkhA lks p.Mhx<+ ds yksxksa dks rks ;gh fopkj Fkk fd bldk fgUnqLrku ns”k Hkh oj jgs] iatkc izns”k Hkh oj jgs vkSj gfj;k.kk izns”k Hkh bldk oj jgsA p.Mhx<+ ds fuoklh dqN pwafn;k ls x;k vksj mUgksaus viuh eu dh [okfg”k dks lgh rkSj ij ugha O;Dr fd;kA rks ml xkaMho /kuq’k dks mBkus esa gekjh vksj ls dksbZ deh ugha dh x;hA ;fn dksbZ deh Fkh rks p.Mhx<+ ds yksxksa dh vksj ls FkhA ,slk Hkh eSa ekurk gwa fd p.M+hx<+ ds yksxksa dh Hkkouk dqN etcwr Hkh Fkh fd os gfj;k.kk esa Hkh vkuk pkgrs gSa ijUrq os nksuksa gh Lokn ysuk pkgrs Fks ftl izdkj gekjs ;gka xqm+xkao ftys esa eso gSa os dqN R;kSgkj fgUnwl /keZ ds eku ysrs gSa vkSj dqN eqlyeku /keZ ds tks mudks Bhd cSBrk gS ogh dj ysrs gSa ysfdu ozr fdlh dk ughaA blfy, p.Mhx<+ ds yksxksa ds eu esa tks bPNk Fkh og iwjh ugha gqbZA tgka rd nwljs xkaMho /kuq’k dk lEcU/k gS og fgUnqLrku ds usrkvksa dks eukus dk FkkA ;g eSa eku ldrk gwa fd gekjh ljdkj vkSj ikVhZ bl ckr ds vUnj dqN Qsy gqbZ fd ge vius usrkvksa dks viuh [okfg”k ds eqrkfcd ugha euk ldsA ysfdu blds lkFk gh lkFk ;g Hkh ckr gS fd Mk- eaxy lSu vkSj pkS/kjh eqf[r;kj flag th Hkh viuh ikVhZ ds v/;{k Jh vVy fcgkjh dks Hkh ugha euk ldsaA blh izdkj ls dE;qfuLV ikVhZ ds usrkvksa dks pkgs os lh- ih-vkbZ-¼,e-½ ds Fks ;k lh-ih-vkbZ- ds Fks mudks Hkh ugha euk ldsaA tkga rd Mh-,e- ds ikVhZ dk lEcU/k gS og rks vkjEHk ls gh dkaxzsl dh fojks/kh jgh gSA ge bl ikVhZ dks Hkh ugha euk ldsA ysfdu gekjs fojks/kh ny ds usrk Hkh mudks ugha euk ldsA eSa ;g Hkh ekurk gwa fd bl xkaMho /kuq’k dks mBk ldus esa ge lc Qsy gqq, gSaA ¼fo?u½ mik/;{k egksn;k] ;g tks cgl gS ftl cgl ds vUnj eq>dks ;g ys tkuk pkgrs gSa] ;g dksbZ [kkl eryc dh ckr ugha gSA lgh ckr rks ;g gS fd bl izns”k dh lHkh ikfVZ;ka Qsy gks xbZ gSa pkgs og dksbZ Hkh jktuhfrd ikVhZ FkhA dkaxzsl ikVhZ dks yhft, ge dkaxzsl ds gkbZ dekaM dks ugha euk lds] tula?k okys vius gkbZ dekaM dks ugha euk ldsA Mh-,e-ds- rks izknsf”kd ikVhZ gSa vkSj ;gka gS gh ughaA gka ch-ds-Mh- us t:j gekjh enn dh gSA Jh cyoar jk; th gedks pkgs tks dgsa ge mudh lquus dks rS;kj gSaA tSlk fd eSaus dgk fd ykMks rks ijkbZ gks xbZ ml ij jksrs jgus ls D;k Qk;nk gksxk \ ml ykMks dks ge fQj vius ?kj esa ysa ;g rks gfj;k.kk dh csbTtrh gSA gfj;k.kk ds yksx cgqr T;knk ikmMj oxSjg bLrseky ugha djrs ysfdu os jkscLV t:j gSa vkSj tjk [kqjnjs gSaA vki yksxksa us tks v[kckj i<+rsa gSa] ns[kk gksxk fd iatkc ljdkj dh rjQ ls vkadMs+ Nkis x, fd p.Mhx<+ dh vkenuh 6 djksM+ gSA eSa viuh ljdkj dks ekjihV ls ugha cpkuk pkgrk ysfdu lPph ckr dguk pkgrk gwa fd rhljh yM+dh tks gS og cgqr etcwr gS vksj og yM+dh gS fnYyhA fcØh dj dh mldh vkenuh 21 djksM+ gSA pkS/kjh fjtd jke rks esjs lkFkk ea=h jgs gSaA ;g fjiksVZ gS blds vUnj ,d fyLV gSA ftu Hkkb;ksa us deh”ku dks vius dkxt fn,] os bl ckr dks tkurs gSaA mik/;{k egksn;k] tjk eq[; ea=h th bl rjQ ns[ksaA eSa budks Hkh tjk yxk nwaA eSa dgrk gwa fd ;s cM+s i{kikrh gSa vksj ;g blfy, fd bUgksaus tgka izns”k dh vkokt mBkus dk oDr vk;k] eq>s irk yxk gS fd fojks/kh ny ds , lnL; tks dHkh yksdlHkk ds lnL; Fks vkSj ftudk uke fl)kUrh th gS mUgksasus ,d dkxt iz/kkuea=h dks nsus ds fy, Niok;k ysfdu og pkS/kjh j.k/khj flag us mu ls Nhu dj Lo;a iz/kku ea=h dks fn;kA vkpk;Z Hkxoku nso th tks fd bl vkUnksyu ds losZlokZ Fks mUgksaus bl vkUnksyu ls igys dHkh ugha dgk fd paMhx<+ gfj;k.kk dks feyuk pkfg,A os czgkpkjh gS] vkpk;Z gSa ysfdu mudks Hkh eksMuZ gksuk pkfg,A ijUrq ,d ckr lPph gS fd eq[; ea=h i{kikrh gSaA bl ckr dk cM+k “kksj gS fd eq[;ea=h ugha pkgrs fd fojks/kh ny ds fdlh esEcj dks “kksHkk feysA Mk- eaxy lSu ekyk Mkydj fxj¶rkj gksus x,] Jh eqf[r;kj flag Hkh ekyk Mkydj jksgrd dh dpgjh esa fxj¶rkj gksus x, ysfdu mUgsa fxj¶rkj ugha fd;k x;kA gekjs izns”k ds dqN HkkbZ pkgrs Fks fd iatkc dk caVokjk u gks vkSj gfj;k.kk u cus vkSj fQj iatkc bdV~Bk cu tk,A rks eSaa i{kikr dh ckr dj jgk Fkk fd eq[; ea=h us fxj¶rkjh eas i{kikr fn[kk;k de ls de fjgkbZ esa rks i{kikr u fn[kk,aA ,slk ekywe gksrk gS fd eq[; ea=h dks pkS/kjh fjtd jke ls cM+ I;kj gSA os pkgrs gSa fd vxj os ;gak usrk u cu ik, rks vkxs t:j usrk cu ik,aA Mk- eaxylSu rFkk pkS/kjh eqf[r;kj flag Hkh usrk cu ldrs gSa] vxj fnYyh fey tk, gks ldrk gS ;s eq[;ea=h Hkh cu tk,asA ¼fo?u½ mik/;{kk% pkS/kjh lkgc vki fnYyh blfy;s ys jgs gSa fd budks eq[;ea=h cuk;k tk;sA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% eSaus vkt ;g QSlyk fd;k gS fd viuh gh ckr dgwaxk nwljs dh ugha lquwaxk] rks blfy;s eq>ls ;g xqLrkk[kh u djkb;s fd eSa vkidh ckr u lquwa ojuk rks eSa cSB tk;k djrk gwa ;fn dksbZ ps;j esa cSBk gks vkSj eq>s ,sls dgsA eSa ekurk gwa fd tks dqN ckr eSa dg jgk gwa eSaus blfy;s dgha fd vki dqlhZ ij vk cSBhaA vxj fczxsfM;j lkgc ;gka cSBs gksrs rks esjh Hkk’kk dks le> ldrs FksA esjh Hkkoukvksa dks le> ldrs Fks vkSj ;s jktdqekjh tks cSBh gS] esjh cfgu ds cjkcj gS ¼fo?u½A mik/;{kk% pkS/kjh lkgc esjs ls T;knk vkidh Hkk’kk dks dksbZ ugha le> ldrkA Jh eaxy lSu% eSMe eSa vkidh :fyax pkgrk gwa fd bl gkml ds vUnj tSls bUgksaus dgk fd vxj og gksrs esjh Hkk’kk le>rs vkSj esjh Hkkouk,a le>rs rks D;k ;g lc ikfyZ;keSUVªh gS \ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% eSa MkDVj lkgc rFkk eSMe nksuksa ls {kek ekaxrk gwaA mik/;{kk% ;g lc tks mUgksaus dgk gS ;g lc lkns Hkko ls dgk gSA ¼fo?u½ Jh eaxy lSu% vkidks og tks ethZ dg tk;s rks dksbZ d’V ugha vkSj ;fn ge FkksM+h lh ckr dg nsa rks vki ukjkt gks tkrh gSaA pkS/kjh j.kcjh flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] vki dks buds ek;us le>us ds fy, dksbZ ,d fMD”kujh fudkyuh gksxhA mik/;{k egksn;k] eSa paMhx<+ ds ckjs esa bruh lh ckr dguk pkgrk gwa vius vtht cPpksa ls] tks flusek dh fQYesa ns[krs gaS] ftuds fny esa gfj;k.kk dk cgqr tks”k Fkk fd vxj paMhx<+ esjs edku tykus ls feyrk gks] ;k pkS/kjh calh yky ds bLrhQk nsus ls feyrk gks ;k izksQslj “ksj flag ds bLrhQk nsus ls feyrk gks rks ge bl ckr ij dksbZ ,srjkt ugha djsaxsA estj vehj flag pkS/kjh% D;k ckr gS \ D;k lqyg gks xbZ gS \ ¼fo?u½ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] ckr ;g gS fd estj lkgc us dgk gS fd D;k ge us lqyg dj yh gS] mlds ckjs esa vtZ ;g gS fd geus ns[k fy;k gS fd gekjs ,d lkFkh Jh fjtd jke us bLrhQk fn;k exj fQj Hkh dksbZ vk/kk bap tehu Hkh paMhx<+ dh gfj;k.kk dks ugha feyhA eSa dy gh bLrhQk ns nwaxk vxj eq>s dksbZ ;dhu fnyk, fd mlls dksbZ vk/kk bap Hkh paMhx<+ dh tehu fnyk nsxk] rks de ls de eSa ,slh ckr rks dg nwa fd Bhd jkLrs ij pyksA estj lkgc rks fo”kky gfj;k.kk ikVhZ dsa gSA eq>s cM+k rkTtqc gqvk fd ^ykMks ijk;h gks x;h^A ;g rks eSa gfj;k.kk ls roDdks ugha djrk fd ,d nQk tc “kknh”kqnk gks tk;s rks ;fn mls okil fy;k tk, rks mlesa gekjs izns”k dh csbTtrh gS tc og ,d ckj nwljs ds ?kj pyh xbZ rks mldh rjQ D;k ns[kuk gSA ns[kuk rks geas pkfg, fnYyh dh rjQA ysfdu mik/;{k egksn;k] eSa vkidh ekjQr lnu ds pkgs] b/kj ds eSEcj gks] pkgs m/kj ds eSEcj gksa] lcls fuosnu djuk pkgrk gwa fd bl ckr dks ftls cgqr lkjs HkkbZ ekurs gSa] eSa rks irk ugha ekurk gwa fd bl ckr dks ftls cgqr lkjs HkkbZ ekurs gSa] eSa rks irk ugha ekurk gwa fd ugha] ysfdu cgqr lkjs lnL; ekurs gSa fd fgUnqLrku dh ljdkj us iatkc dks paMhx<+ nsus dk QSlyk blfy, fd;k gS fd lh-ih- vkbZ- dE;qfuLV ikVhZ vkQ bafM;k ¼ekDlZflLV½ vkSj blds vykok Mh-,e-ds- bls iatkc dks fnykuk pkgrs Fks vkSj iztkrU= ekurs gq, lnuksa esa etksfjVh cuk;s j[kus ds fy, mUgksaus iatkc dks ns fn;kA tgka rd eSaus lquk gS cgqr lkjh bu ikfVZ;ksa dk Hkh rks [;ky ;gh gS fd jkt/kkuh ml lwcs dks tkuh pkfg, tks foHkktu ds i”pkr~ lcls cM+ jgrk gksA iatkc dh jtk/kuh iatkc dks tkuh pkfg, ¼fo?u½ ;g mu ikfVZ;ksa dk dguk FkkA eSa ugha dgrk fd ykMks ijk;h gks x;h rks jksus ls dqN ugha curkA mik/;{kk% pkS/kjh lkgc] vxj djuky esa jkt/kkuh gksrh vkSj gfj;k.kk NksVk Fkk gh] rks D;k djuky Hkh iatkc dks fey tkrk \ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] ;g loky rks vki lh-ih-vkbZ- okyksa ls iwfN;s ;k Mh-,e-ds okyksa ls iwfN;sA eSa amudh ckr dks U;k;laxr ugha crk jgkA ysfdu ,d ckr eSa dguk pkgrk gwa fd og ;g gS fd ;g lkjh ikfVZ;ka vkt bl ckr ds fy;s rS;kj gSa eq>dksa tula?k dk ekywe ugha ysfdu eq>s fo”okl gS fd Mh-,e-ds dk fnYyh easa dksbZ phQ fefuLVj ugha cu ldrkA fnYyh gfj;k.kk esa fey tk;s ;k gfj;k.kk fnYyh esa fey tk;s] bl ckr ij eSa QdZ ugha ekurkA tula?k okys “kk;n phQ fefuLVj cu ldsaA eq>s ekywwe ugha fd buds isV esa nnZ gksrk gS ;k ughA ;g rks pkS/kjh eqf[rk;j flag crk,axs ------¼fo?u½ Jh eaxy lSu% ;g isV&osV] dku&ukd ds nnZ dk bykt dc ls “kq: dj fn;k gS \ ftuds e[kkSy esa dqN foV ugha dksbZ vDy ugha ge mudh nyhy ugh lquuk pkgrs gSa ----- ¼fo?u½ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] MkDVjh dk is”k eSa Jh eaxy lSu ds fy, gh NksM+rk gwaA eSa nokbZ dh dksbZ ckr ugha djrkA eSa rks muls izkFkZuk djrk gwa fd tks yksx fnYyh dh rjQ eqag dj jgs gSa] os ,d ckr ;kn j[ksa fd fnYyh dh rjQ ;fn eqag djsaxs vkSj fQj mlls ihNs gVsaxs rks gfj;k.kk dks eqf”dy gks tk;sxhA dqN Hkkb;ksa dk ;g [;ky Fkk fd paMhx<+ pys tkus ls ;g ljdkj VwV tk;sxhA mlls rks ;g ckr cuh ugha ysfdu vxj fnYyh dh gekjs izns”k dh ekax gqbZ vkSj mlesa gekjh ljdkj us xM+cM+ dh rks eSa ;g vo”; ekurk gwa fd ;g ljdkj dk;e ugha jgsxhA og ljdkj pkgs dkaxzsl dh gks ;k fdlh nwljh ikVhZ dh gks rks ml ljdkj dks VwVuk gksxk] ,slk eSa ekurk gwaA blfy, eSa MkDVj lkgc ls dqN cpus ds fy, dgwa] dqN MkDVj lkgc ds fy, vkSj dqN fgUnqLrku dh ljdkj ds fy;s mlh Hkk’kk esa dgrk gwa fd gekjs nsgkr ea dgk djrs gS fd tks jaMqvk gS] og iM+kslh ds fy;s Hkh [krjukd gksrk gSA bl gfj;k.kk dks cgqr T;knk fnu jaMqvk ugha jguk pkfg;sA ¼fo?u½ Jh eaxy lSu% mik/;{k egksn;k] pkS/kjh j.kchj flag lkgc us /kU;okn nsuk Fkk] exj ,slk yxrk gS fd og bl ckr dks Hkwy x;s gSa] pkS/kjh lkgc jkr dk izksxzke cu tkrk gS fQØ u djsaA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] eq>s rks u fQØ cgqr T;knk [kqj”khn lkgc dh gS vkSj u cgqr T;knk MkDVj eaxy lSu dhA eSaus rks fQØ dh gS gfj;k.kk izns”k dh dqN tkusa cpsa \ xksyh ls cgqr lkjs yksx ekjs x;sA gks ldrk Fkk fd buesa ls dqN oh-oh- fxfj tSls curs vkSj gfj;k.kk fgUnqLrku dks pkj pkan yxkrkA mudks ge xYr jkLrs ij Mky jgs gSa] gesa pkfg;s fd lgh jkLrs ij MkysaA jko jkethou flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] eSa vkids }kjk ,d vtZ djuk pkgrk gwaA vki dks “kkg deh”ku fjiksVZ esa L=h nh xbZ] mls rks vki [kks cSBs gks vkSj vc fnYyh dh ckr djrs gksA vxj vki esa dksbZ rkdr Fkh rks mldsk gh laHkky dj j[krs tc brus uiqld gks rks vc D;k djksxs \ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] vxj gekjs ?kj esa pksjh gks tk, rks jksus ls rks dqN ugha cusxk vkSj dqn ugha fey ldrkA og rks gks xbZA jko jkethou flag% geus feydj yM+kbZ ugha yM+hA vxj ge feydj yM+kbZ yM+rs rks vkidks cgqr Qk;nk gksrkA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% ;g gekjk Qk;nk Fkk ;k vkidk Qk;nk Fkk \ tks jktuhfr es gkj dks gkj ugha dcwy djrs] og rks dksbZ vPNh crk ugha gSA eSa rks ekurk gwaa eSaus dHkh dksbZ ,slh ckr ugha dh ftlls fdlh ds fny dks pksV yxsA eSa viuh ckr dg ldrk gwa nwljksa ds ckjs esa ugha dg ldrkA eq>s ;kn gS tks vQlj vius paMhx<+ ds gd eas Fks] og dgk djrs Fks fd ;g tks usrk gSa] ftl esa dbZ fefuLVj gS] phQ fefuLVj Hkh gS] mudks cqyk,axsA rks eSa ;g dguk pkgrk gwa fd ,d rks fny dh ckr Fkh ysfdu vkSj Hkh cgqr lkjs HkkbZ FksA ,slk dkSu ugha pkgrk fd tjk vejhdk gks vk,a vkSj ,d ogka ls ?kjokyh Hkh ys vk,a ¼galh½A mik/;{kk% vkius rks gn dj nh pkS/kjh lkfgcA Jh eaxy lSu% mik/;{k egksn;k] ;g tks ckr dj jgs gSa] bl mej esa vkdj ds ;g vPNh ugha gS tcfd buds ikap N% cPpksa dks eSa tkurk gwa] rks Hkh vxj budh ;g gkyr gS] rks t:j esjh HkkHkh ls budk >xM+k gks tk,xkA ;g Bhd ckr ugha gSA PkkS/kjh j.kchj flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] ;g lkjh tks jksekal dh ckr eSaus dgh] bl ij jkus ls geks dksbZ Qk;nk ugha gksxkA vius izns”k dh tk;nkn dks vkSj [kjkc djus ls dksbZ Qk;nk ugha gS \ izns”k ds ekeys esa vxj lc bdV~Bs fey dj yxs jgsaxs rks mlesa gfj;k.kk dks uqDlku ugha gksxkA bdV~Bs feydj jgus ls gfj;k.kk dh rjDdh gksxhA gfj;k.kk dks ml es Qk;nk gksxkA xj gekjs ls dksbZ xyrh gks tk, rks eSa Hkh ,d bUlku gwa eSu bt Vw ,jjA eSa loZ”kfDreku ugha gwaA phQ fefuLVj Hkh cSBs gq, gSa og Hkh vius vkidks “kk;n loZ”kfDeku ugha ekurs gksaxs] vxj ekurs gSa] rks og ckr xyr gSA Jh calh yky% eSa rks dHkh ugh ekurkA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% mik/;{k egksn;k] cgqr lkjs nksLr ftudks bl ckr ls Mj gksxk fd ;g tks deh”ku cSB x;k ;g “kk;n gfj;k.kk dks uqDlku ds fy, gksxkA bl ckr ls eS tjk vkxs tkuk pkgrk gwa fd lkjs gfj;k.kk dh blh esa HkykbZ gSA ,d gksdj pysaA eq>s ekywe ugha fd ljnkj xqjuke flag th ds fny eaas dc ls gfj;k.kk dk nnZ vk x;kA eq>s ;g Hkh ekywe ugha fd calh yky th bl ckr ls Mjrs Fks ;k ughaA og rks [kqn gh crk,axs ysfdu ,d ckr t:j gS fd mUgksaus ,slh dksbZ ckr ugha fn[kkbZ tks Mjus tSlh gksA eSa vksj esjs lkFk pkS/kjh pkan jke th] pkS/kjh eqf[r;kj flag th dbZ ;w-,u-vkbZ-] fVªC;wu vksj nwljs v[kckjksa ds n¶rjksa esa x;ks vkSj ogka ls ges vdkfy;ksa dh rjQ ls ,d [kcj feyh fd os pkj lkS] ikap lkS xkao gfj;k.kk ds ysus okys gSa] dksu fdl cksyh dks cksyrk gS] blds ckjs esa ljdkjh fjdkMZ vxj dksbZ gS rks og 61 dh tux.kuk gS 61 ds lSUll ds bykok dksbZ ,slh fjiksVZ ugha ftlds mij dksbZ ,rckj fd;k tk ldsA 1947 esa Hkh bl izns”k dk uD”kk cny x;k FkkA bl izns”k ds vUn cgqr lkjs HkkbZ tks eqlyeku Fks] og ikfdLrku pys x, vkSj mudh txg ij fgUnw fl[k vkfn vk x;sA bl ckr ls dksbZ bUdkj ugha dj ldrk fd eSa fgUnw gwa ;k fl[k gwaA mu 13 rglhyksa es tks iatkch lwcs ds fljs ij gS] QkftYdk rglhy ds vUnj] fl[ksa dh vkcknh 32-70 izfr”kr gSA jktiwjk rglhy ds vUnj fl[kksa dh vkoknh 47 izfr”kr gSA ifV;kyk rglhy ds vUnj fl[kksa dh vkcknh 48-9 izfr”kr gS] [kjM+ rglhy ds cph fl[kksa dh vkcknh 37-4 izfr”kr gS] nlwgk rglhy ds vUnj fl[kksa dh vkcknh 36-7 izfr”kr gSA gksf”k;kj iqj ds vUnj fl[kksa dh vkcknh 38-2 izfr”kr gS] muk rglhy ds vUnj fl[kksa dh vkcknh 13-7 izfr”kr gSA x<+”kadj rglhy ds vUnj fl[kksa dh vkcknh 39-5 izfr”kr dh gSA tkay/kj ftys ds vUnj tks gksf”k;kjiqj ds lkFk yxrk gS dksbZ dksjhMksj dh t:jr ugha gS] ogka dh vkcknh 35-2 izfr”kr gSA ve`rlj esa fl[kksa dh vkcknh 46-2 izfr”kr gSA blh rjg ls QxokM+k rglhy esa fl[kksa dh vkcknh 44-4 izfr”kr gSA iBkudksV rglhy esa fl[kksa dh vkcknh 9-6 izfr”kr gSA xqjnkliqj rglhy esa dksbZ 48 izfr”kr dqN gSA rks bu 13 rglhyksa esa vxj dksbZ vksiksfu;u iksy gksxk] rks mik/;{k egksn;k dksbZ Hkh viuh Hkk’kk iatkch ugha crk;sxkA vxj dksfjMksj dh ckr djrs gSa vksj ;g dgrs gSa fd [kknj dk bykdk ¼?kX?kj dk½ tks fljlk esa gS] ogka ds fy, dksfjMksj yxsxk rks iatkc ds usrkvksa ls dguk pkgrk gwa fd vxj dksfjMksj dk flyflyk tkjh jgk rks bl rjg ls rks gea 25 rglhyksa es dksfjMksj feysxkA tgka rd eaxy lSu th dk rkYyqd gS og rks mls ilUn gh dj ysaxs ysfdu ljnkj xqjuke flag dksfjMksj ds gd esa ugha jgsaxsA ;g tula?kh HkkbZ rks pkgrs gSa fd fQj ls bykdk bdV~Bk gks tk,A [kSj] vdkyh usrk dgrs Fks fd Hkk[kM+k MSe ij gekjk dCtk gks rks tSlk fd deh”ku dk;e gksus dh kr gS rks mlds ckn uaxy Hkh tk,xkA mlds ckn ryokM+k ikSax MSe Hkh tk,xkA iaMksg vHkh Hkh fgekpy esa gSA ;g dgrs Fks fd jkoh dk ikuh ge bLrseky djsaxsA rks QkftYdk feyus ij jkoh dk ikuh ge bLrseky djsaxsA rks QkftYdk feyus ij jkoh dk ikuh ge cxSj fdlh fy¶V ds yxk, bLrseky djsasxsA tks jkoh dk MSe gS] og iatkc esa ugha gksxkA jkoh MSe dk fctyh?kj tks cusxk og iatkc esa ugha gksxkA vkt og [kaxkjrs gSa ftl rjg ls] ml rjg ls ugha gksxkA tgka rd fgekpy dh ckr gS] ge ;g ugha dgrs fd fgekpy dks gfj;k.kk esa feykvks cfYd eSa gfj;k.kk gh dks fgekpy esa feykus ds fy, rS;kj gwaA vkSj ijekj lkgc tks gSa og vxj phQ fefuLVj jguk pkgrs gSA rks tc rd og gSa phQ fefuLVj jgsaxs ¼fo?u½A Jh eaxy lSu% ,alh yky th dgka tk,axs \ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% tgka rd rglhy ds uhps ds Hkk’kokj vkadM+ks dh ckr gS] ljdkjh vkadM+s dksbZ ugha gS vkSj rglhy ls uhps D;k fdlh dh Hkk’kk gS] mlds fy, dkxth rksj ij lcwr dksbZ ugha gSA tgka rd rglhy ;wfuV ekuus dh ckr gS vxj ;g eku fy;k x;k rks gfj;k.kk dh ,d bap /kjrh dgh ugha tkrhA iatkc dh 13 rglhysa ;k 12 rglhysa fudy tk,axhA eSa ljnkj xqjuke flag dks dksbZ ckr ugha dgwaxk] gka vdkyh ikVhZ dks dgwaxk tks fl[k gkseySaM dh ekax mBk jgs gSaA ;g eq>s ekywe ugha fd fgUnqLrku dh ljdkj pkgrh gS ;k ughaA vxj og gkseySaM pkgrs gSa rks gfj;k.kk dk ,d Hkh xkao iatkc eas ugha tk,xkA ;g bUgsa ekywe gksuk pkfg;sA ,d ckr vkSj dguk pkgrk gwaA eSa dskbZ ljnkj i;kjk flag ds gd eas ugha exj gfj;k.kk dh ljdkj ;g izFkk eku ys fd fefuLVªh ea ,d fl[k fefuLVj jgsxk rks og vPNh izFkk gksxhA mik/;{kk% vki dc rd cksysaxs \ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% 10 feuV ds djhc vkSj cksywaxkA vxj rglhy dks ;wfuV ekuk x;k rks ,d Hkh xkao iatkc esa ugha tk,xkA iatkc ls ges jktiqjk rglhy feysxh] QkftYdk dk ckdh fgLlk feysxk vksj vxj xkao dks ;wfuV ekuk tk, rks mlesa Hkh gesa ?kkVk ughaA ;g Bhd gS fd dqN xkao gekjs tk,axsA dqn xkao eas jgus okys HkkbZ fl[k gSa exj fgUnh Hkk’kh gSaA Kkuh djrkj flag dks iatkc ljdkj us gekjs bykds pqjkus ds fy, tqVk;k gSA eSa iatkc ds usrkvksa dks dguk pkgrk gwa fd tc “kkg deh”ku ds lkeus Jh cyjke th nkl V.Mu is”k gq, Fks rks bUgksaus dgk Fkk fd ljnkj bdcky flag ds iM+nknk vkSj gekjs iM+nknk ,d gh FksA blfy, vxj ,d HkkbZ fl[k gks x;k gS rks D;k mldh Hkk’kk iatkch gks ldrh gSA Jh xq:xksafcn flag dh Hkk’kk iVuk dh FkhA rks tgka rd fl[kkasa dh Hkk’kk dk loky gS] og eSa dg ldrk gwa fd fl[kkas dh Hkk’kk iatkch gh ugha gS] iatkch Hkh gSA flQZ gh vkSj Hkh dk QdZ gSA bl rjg ljgn ds tks xkao gSa muesa jgus okys ckxfM+;ksa ds HkkbZ cU/kq gSA blfy, muesa ls dksbZ fgUnw jg tk, ;k dksbZ fl[k jg tk, rks mlls Hkk’kk ugha cnyrh ftl rjg fd Jh cyjke th nkl vksj ljnkj bdcky flag th dh ugha cnyhA Hkko ;g gS fd ljnkj bdcky flag fgUnqLrku dh ljdkj ds ,d eku;ksx othj gSa vkSj mudk gYdk D;ksafd iatkc esa T;knk Fkk blfy, og iatkc esa jguk pkgrs Fks ysfdu mudh Hkk’kk tSls vygnk vygnk gks ldrh gSA rks ;g ,d cgqr cM+k lcwr gS vksj vkxs tks deh”ku fopkj djssxk og fgUnw vkSj fl[k dh fcuk ij ugha djsxk D;kafd fl[k dh Hkk’kk Hkh fgUnh gks ldrh gS] gka] vxj dksbZ HkkbZ m/kj ls foHkktu ds ckn vk;k gks rks vkSj ckr gS ysfdu 20] 25 lkyksa esa rks bldh Hkk’kk Hkh cny ldrh gSA eSa ;g crkuk pkgrk gwa fd vxj iatkc eas Qrsgkckn vkSj ljlk ds dqN bykds pys x, rks ogka ds yksxksa dh dksbZ ijokg ugha dh tk,h] ogka rks dsoy jkt jgk gS ;k jgsxk og ve`rlj] tka/kj vksJ yqvf’;kuk dk gh gksxk vkSj vxj ?kuk djsaxs rks ifV;kyk ls vkxs ljdus okys ughaA blfy, mudks dksbZ Qk;knk ugha gksxkA nwljh ckr ;g dgh tkrh gS vkSj gedks Hkh Mjkrs gSa fd Qkfty~dk dks ikuh iatkc okys ugha nsaxsA ysfdu eSa iwNuk pkgrk gwa fd vkt fglkj vkSjljlk esa gka ls ikuh vkrk gS] D;k iatkc ls ugha vkrk \ vxj og igys gekjs ikuh dks can ugha dj lds rks vc dSls can dj ldasxs \ bl oDr rks og xM+cM+ dj ldrs Fks pwafd tks lkslZ gS og muds gkFk esa gS ysfdu ftl oDr ek/kksiqj gSModZl] ek/kksiqj&fc;kl fyad] ryokM+k vksj uaxy Hkh muds gkFkksa ls fudy tk,xk rks fQj og gekjk D;k dj ldrs gSa \ og rks gekjs ikl iwNus vk;k djsaxs vkSj iwNk djsaxs fd gekjk feuk ikuh gS \ rks fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck ;g dksbZ ,slh ckr ugha gS ftlls fd ge dks flh izdkj ls Mjuk iM+sA dqN jktuhfr dh ckrsa gSa tks og ge dks crk jgs gSaA mudk dguk gS fd fgUnqLrku dh ljdkj us tks Qkftydk dk QSlyk fn;k gS og QSlyk ,d le>kSrk gqvk Fkk tks “kkg deh”ku dh fjiksVZ ds ist 68&69 ij Nik gqvk gS ftl ij fd nLr[krk crk, tkrs gSa ljnkj izrki flag dSjksa ds tks fd ml oDr phQ fefuLVj Fks] Kkuh djrkj flag ds] izksQSlj “ksj flag] Jh ekSyh pUnz “kekZ] pkS/kjh nsoh yky vkSj ohjsUnz th ds] mlds csflt ij gqvk gSA mlds vUnj Qkftydk dk bykdk fgUnh fjtu esa fy[kk gqvk Fkk ftlds ckjs esaa fgUnqLrku dh ljdkj us ,syku fy[kk gSA pkS/kjh pkan jke% ohjsUnz ls vki dk eryc jko lkfgc ls gS ;k dksbZ vkSj lkgc gSa \ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% ugha th esjk eryc gS ohjsUnz th] tks izrki v[kckj ds ,fMVj Fks tks fd dHkh phQ ikfyZ;keSaVªh lSØsVjh gqvk djrs Fks MkDVj xksih pUn th ds oDr esa vkSj tks gekjs lkFk ns”k dh vktknh ds fy, tsyksa esa dbZ nQk x, Fks] ;g og lkgc gSaA rkS fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck[ eSa fuosnu dj jgk Fk fd ml le>kSrs dks vxj ftldh jsQsazl nh xbZ gS] ns[krs gq, dqN [kn”kk gks ldrk gS fd “kk;n ml ,yku dks Bhd eku fy;k tk, vkSj dqN bykds gekjs m/kj u pys tk,aA mu ij nLr[kr djus okys ljnkj izrki flag th dSjksa rks vc jgs ugha] og iatkch lwcs ds gd esa Fks ;k ugha Fks ysfdu muds lqiq= t:j vdkyh ikVhZ ds cu x, gSaA iafMr ekSyh pUnz “kekZ >Ttj ds jgus okys gSa vksj iafMr Jh jke ds cM+s utnhdh fj”rsnkj gSa ckdh pkS/kjh nsoh yky th dks rks lkjs gh tkurs gSaA rks eSa ;g fuosnu dj jgk Fkk fd tks mlesa fy[kk gqvk gS mldk dqN HkkbZ ;g vFkZ yxkrs gSa fd mlls ljls dk bykdk fudy tk,xk] dqN Qrsgkckn dk bykdk Hkh fudy tk,xkA mu yksxksa dk ;g [;ky gS fd bykds gfj;k.kk ds gkFk ls fudy tk,axs vksj mudk izpkj Hkh ;gh gSA eSa mik/;{k egksn;k] vius Hkkb;ksa dks ;g crkuk pkgrk gwa fd gfj;k.kk esa ls nLr[kr djus okys ,d rks vkt Hkkjr ljdkj ds othj gSa vkSj nwljs [kknh cksMZ ds ps;jeSu gSaA Jh eaxy lSu% ljdkjh ukSdjh djrs gSa nksuksaA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% vkneh rks nksuksa dke ds gSa ysfdu iztkra= gS] mudh ckr T;knk ugh ekuh xbZA eSa izksQSlj “ksj flag ls cgqr djhc jgk gwaA pkS/kjh pkan jke% djhc rks ugha jgsA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% pyks vki tks ethZ le>sa ysfdu eSa rks vius nksLr dh ckr tkurk gaw fd muds vUnj dqckZuh djus dh “kfDr gSa vxj fdlh oDr gfj;k.kk ds fgr ds fy, mudks otkjr NksM++uh iM+h rks og ,slk djus ls tjk Hkh ugha f>>dsaxsA ¼”kksj½ pkS/kjh t; flag jkBh% fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] ge cksj gks x, gSa budh ckrsa lqu lqudj fdrus cqtfny vkneh dks nysj cuk jgs gSa ;gA Jh cukjlh nkl xqIrk% rks fQj vki cgknqjh dk lcwr ns nksA Jh eaxy lSu% fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] budks vc cSBus ds fy, dg fn;k tk,A mik/;{kk% vki pkS/kjh lkgc vkSj fdruk VkbZe ysaaxs \ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% eSa fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] nl feuV esa [kRe dj nwaxkA eSa fuosnu djuk pkgrk gaw fd ljdkj dh tks lsfUlt Fkh mlds eqrkfcd Qkfty~dk rglhy fgUnh Hkk’kh rglhy Fkh ftldh fcuk ij og gfj;k.kk dks feyh gSA blfy, eSa le>rk gwa fd ftl pht dk [kn”kk tkfgj fd;k tkrk gS mldk gekjs Åij vlj gksus okyk ugha gSA ;g rks “kkg deh”ku ds QSlys dk fgLlk gSA mik/;{kk% pyks vki ikap feuV vkSj ys ysa vkSj [kRe dj nsaA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% vki dk vxj gqd~e gS rks ikap dh ctk;s Hkh nks feuV esa [kRe dj nsrk gwa ysfdu tks ckr esa dgus tk jgk gwa og cM+h vge gSA eSa ;g dgus tk jgk Fkk fd ljdkjh dkxt esa lkjh dh lkjh rglhy Qkfty~dk fgUnh Hkk’kh ekuh gqbZ FkhA rks ges tks feyk mlesa gesa dqN ?kVk gh gS gesa dqN T;knk ugha feyk gSA ;g ckr eSa gh ugha dgrk ljdkjh dkxt Hkh dgrk gS fd gesa lkjh rglhy feyuh pkfg;sA vxj ;gh ckr ljdkjh dkxt gekjh fdlh rglhy ds ckjs esa dgrk gS rks eSa ekurk gwa fd ml ,d vkokt% rks paMhx<+ ij vki mudk gd eku x;s \ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% mUgksaus paMhx<+ ij mudk gd eku fy;k vksj gekjk [kRe gks x;kA ¼”kksj½ ;g Hkkjr ljdkj dk uksfVfQds”ku gS eSa viuh rjQ ls ugha dgrkA pkS/kjh t; flag jkBh% rks D;k vki eku x;s mls \ pkS/kjh j.kchj flag% esjs badkj ls ;k gekjh ikVhZ ds bUdkj ls vxj dqN curk gks rks Bhd gs ysfdu eSa vtZ djrk gwa fd tc pquko dk uksVhfQds”ku gks tk;sa rks vki mls ekusa ;k u ekusa og rks gs x;kA rks ;g Hkkjr ljdkj dk QSlyk gS vkSJ mldk uksVhfQds”ku gS tks vkids lkeus gSA ;g eSa ekurk gwa fd paMhx<+ ds cnys esa gesa Qkftydk dk bykdk ugh feyk gS ;g rks gekjk gh bykdk Fkk tks gea feyk gS vksj ckdh ij gekjk vHkh gd gSA paMhx<+ ls rks gea vc nsgyh dh rjQ yxuk pkfg, vkSj viuh lkjh “kfDr gesa mlh rjQ yxkuh pkfg;s ---- ¼fo?u½ jkBh lkfgc cgqr ukStoku gSa vksj ftu Hkkb;ksa us tks izns”k esa dqN dkjukesa djds fn[kk, gSa muds og cgqr T;knk djhc gSa vkSj ge rks nwj gSaA blfy;s bu ls vkSj [kkl rkSj ij fojks/kh ny ds usrkvksa ls izkFkZuk djrk gwa vkSj Hkxoku ls izkFkZuk djrk gwa fd Hkxoku budks ln~cqf) nsa rkfd ;g nsgyh idM+us ds fy, ml rjQ viuk eqag djsaA Jh jkelju pan fery ¼ukjukSy½% ekuuh; mik/;{k egksn;k] vHkh xouZj lkgc dks /kU;okn nsus ds fy;s tks izLrko esjs fe= pkS/kjh j.kchj flag th us gkml ds lkeus is”k fd;k gS mldk leFkZu djus ds fy;s eSa [kM+k gqvk gwaA is”krj blds fd eSa bl vfHkHkk’k.k ds lEcU/k esa dqN fuosnu d:a ,d ckr eq>s cgqr [kVdrh gS vkSj og ;g gS fd ftl le; jkT;iky egksn; viuk vfHkHkk’k.k nsus ds fy;s [kMs+ gq, Fks ml oDr gekjs fojks/kh ny us okd&vkmV dj fn;k FkkA Bhd gS budks vf/kdkj gS fd tks pkgsa djsa ysfdu eSa ;g dguk pkgrk gwa fd iztkra= ds jkt dks pkyus ds fy;s pkgs VSªtjh cSafpt gksa pkgs viksth”ku ds HkkbZ gksa nksuksa us ,d cM+s fjliksalhcy rjhdsa ls dke dks djuk gS vkSj iztkra= es viksth”ku dk Hkh cM+k fjliksalhy jksy gksrk gSA jkT;iky egksn; us cM+h uEurkiwoZd vksj xhrk ds dqN “kCn ysdj budks le>kus dh dksf”k”k dh vkSj mUgksaus dgk fd og uku&ikVhZ vkneh gSa vkSj muds fy;s nksuksa i{k cjkcj gSA og lafo/kku ds dk;ns ds eqrkfcd viuk vfHkHkk’k.k nsuk pkgrs Fks ysfdu mudks u lqu dj bu Hkkb;ksa us okd&vkmV fd;kA ;g dksbZ gSYnh duoSu”ku ugha gSA eq>s Hkh iSIlw esa lHkk dk v/;{k gksus dk ekSdk feyk Fkk vkSj eq>s irk gS fd LihdtZ dkUQSflat esa ;g fo’k; ckj ckj vk;k gS vksJ lcdh ;g jk; Fkh fd bl ekSds ij bl rjg ls okd&vkmV ugha djuk pkfg;sA 1952 esa eSa Hkh tc iSIlw esa ;wukbVM QzaV ljdkj cuh Fkh viksth”ku esa FkkA D;ksafd ml oDr dkaxzsl viksth”ku esa Fkh ysfdu ge yksxksa us bl rjg dh ckrsa ugh dha vkSj bl izdkj okd&vkmV ugha fd;kA [kSj] ;g budh ethZ gS ysfdu eSa pkgrk gwa fd ,slh ckrsa ugha gksuh pkfg,A eSa pkgrk gwa fd ;g HkkbZ i<+s fy[ks lTtu gSa] ;s bl ckr ij fopkj djsa fd ,slh ckrsa ugha gksuh pkfg;s fd ftu ls ckgj yksxksa ij cqjk vlj iM+sA vkf[kj reke gfj;k.kk ds yksx ;gka vkrs gSa vkSj xSyfj;ksa esa lc ns[krs gSa fd ge D;k djrs gSaA vkus okyksa esa iapk;rksa ds iap] ljiap] iapk;r lfefr;ksa] ftyk ifj’knksa vksj nwljs yksdy okMht ds eSacj vksJ ps;jeSu oxSjg Hkh gksaxs vkSj ftl izdkj ge ;gka dk;Zokgh djrs gA mls ns[krs gSa vkSj mldk lvj mu ij Hkh gksrk gS fd ge muds lkeus D;k felky is”k djrs gSaA bu ckrksa dk fQj yksdy ckMht ds dke ij dkQh vlj iM+rk gSaA blfy;s eSa fojks/kh ny ds lnL;ksa ls izkFkZuk d:axk d og bl izdkj dh duoSu”kUt cukus esa fgLlk u ysa ftldk cqjk vlj ckgj ifCyd ij iM+sA vxj og vfHkHkk’k.k ls ,xzh ugha djrs gSaa rks mudks iwjk vf/kdkj gS fd og mldh uqDrkphuh djsa ysfdu okd&vkmV djuk equkfl ckr ugha gSA vc eSa vfHkHkk’k.k dh rjQ vkrk gwaA paMhx<+ ds ckjs esa jkT;iky egksn; ds vfHkHkk’k.k esa ftØ gSaA eSa paMhx<+ ds ekeyk dks vkf[kj esa ywxk D;kasfd gekjs fe= pkS/kjh j.kchj flag th us T;krj paMhx<+ ds ckjs esa gh dgk gSaA rks eSa vtZ djuk pkgrk gwa fd jkT;iky egksn; dks tks vfHkHkk’k.k gksrk gSa og tSlk fd mUgksausa [kqn Hkh dgk xouZeSaV dh ikfylh LVsVeSaV gksrh gSaA fiNys lky D;k vphoeSVl gqbZ gSa] D;k =qfV;k jg xbZ gSa] bu lc phtksa dk fooj.k gksrk gSaA bl ds vkykok vkxs vkus okys le; esa D;k gksuk pkfg,] bldh dqN >yd feyrh gSaA iwjh ckr rks ctV is”k gksus ds ckn gh feyrh gSa ysfdu bl ,MªSl esa vk;ank gksus okyh eq[; ckrsa vkSj ikfylht dh eksVh&eksVh :ijs[kk gksrh gSaA ;g reke gfj;k.kk dh turk ls lEcU/k j[krk gSa fd gekjs gfj;k.kk esa D;k gks jgk gSa] nwljs izkUrksa ds eqdkcys esa bldh xfr D;k gSa] fdruk vkxs c<+k gSa vkSj fdruk ihNk gVk gSa] blfy, xouZtZ ,sMªSl cgqr vgfe;r vkSj egRo j[krk gSaA lc eSaEcjks dks lksp fopkj dj vius fopkj lnu esa j[kus pkfg,A bl vfHkHkk’k.k esa dbZ ckrs gSa ftu ds ckjs esa eSa FkksM+k&FkkssM+k fuosnu d:axkA eS mu ljdkjh deZpkfj;ksa dks c/kkbZ nsrk gwa ftUgksauas gfj;k.kk dh rjDdh ds fy, lg;ksx fn;k gSaA fiNys lky 1969&70 esa gekjk Iyku 26 djksM+ :i;s dk Fkk ysfdu bl lky ljdkj us c<+k dj 34-46 djksM+ dj fn;k vkSj vxys lky 41-50 djksM+ cu tk;sxkA ;g ftruk [kpkZ c<+ jgk gSa ;g izns”k dh rjDdh ds fy, gks jgk gSaA ljdkj dbZ txgksa ij VSDl de fd;s vkSj dbZ txgksa ij VSDl yxkdj vkenuh ds tjk;s Hkh dk;e fd,A ykVjh Ldheksa ls dkQh vkenuh gqbZ gSA lc tkurs gSa fd gekjk izns”k —f’k iz/kku ns”k gSaA —f’k ds {ks= esa ftruh T;knk gekjh iSnokj c<+xh mruk gh gekjs fdlkuksa dks Qk;nk gksxkA ljdkj us fdlkuksa dh rjQ] ftu dh T;knkrj vkcknh nsgkrksa es jgrh gSa] cgqr T;knk /;ku fn;k gSaA 1968&69 eas 8 yk[k ,dM+ tehu ij QwM xzsu dh dk”r gksrh Fkh yfdu bl lky 1969&70 esa 13 yk[k 40 gtkj ,dM+ tSjkd”r gqbZ vkSj vka;nk ds fy, ljdkj dk ,sLVhesV gSa fd 17 yk[k 50 gtkj ,dM+ tehu QwMxzsu dh dk”r vUnj vk tk;sxhA ikVhZ”ku ds ckn fgUnqLrku esas QwMxzsu dh dkQh deh xbZ Fkh A pkoy vkSj xsgwa ds vPNs&vPNs bykds ikfdLrku esa pys x;sA blds vykok dqN bZ”oj dh ,slh gh —ik jgh dgha lw[kk gks tkrk jgk vkSj dgha Q~yM vkrs jgsA bu gkykr esa Hkh izkUr esa QwM xzsu es rjDdh gksuk] gekjs lc HkkbZ;ksa dh esgur dk vlj gSaA bUgksasusa vPNh Qly gksus okys vPNs chtksa dks bLrseky fd;k vkSj ikuh dh deh dks nwj djus ds fy, gj fdLe dh dksf”k”k dhA [kkl dj fctyh ds {ks= okdbZ cgqr ljkguh; dke gqvk gSa ftl ds fy, gfj;k.kk byfDVªflVh cksMZ ds ps;jeSu] phQ bathfu;tZ vkSj nwljs deaZpkjh c/kkbZ ds ik= gSa ftUgksusa FkksM+s vlsZ ds vUnj esgur djds ykbus fcNkbZ vkSj duSD”ku fn,A eSa vius bykds dks ns[krk gw ] ftl bykds eSa lsaMh MStVZ le>rk Fkk ogka ij fctyh ds duSD”ku fn;s tkus ds dkj.k gfj;kyh gh gfj;kyh utj vkrh gSaA eSa pkgrk gwa fd budh LihM ;kuh izksxzSl Hkh T;knk c<+s ysfdu tk dke dj pqds gSa og okdbZ gh ljkguh; gSaA blds lkFk gh lkFk Msjh dh rjQ ljdkj us dkQh /;ku fn;k gSa i”kq&ikyu egdek dkQh rjDdh dj jgk gSaA lM+dks dk dke dchys rkjhQ gSa ftlls gfj;k.kk jksMost dks vkxs c<+us esa dkQh lqfo/kk gks xbZ gSaA f”k{kk ds {ks= esa Hkh cgqr ls Ldwyksa dks vixzsM fd;k x;k gSaA esjs [;ky esa tc ls ;g ljdkj otwn esa vkbZ gSa ftrus Ldwy vixzsM gq, gSa mrus igys dHkh ugha gq, FksA brus vPNs dkeksas ds fy, bu lcdks eSa eqckjdckn nsrk gwaA tgka eSa buds vPNs dkeksa dh ljkguk djrk gaw ogka ,d nks ckrksa dh rjQ ljdkj dk /;ku fnykuk pkgrk gwaA lcls igyh ckr gS izksfgch”ku dhA eSa izksfgch”ku ds gd easa lcls T;knk gwaA bUgksaus oSV&Ms dh ctk;s nks fnu MªkbZ&Ms cuk fn;k ysfdu blls izksfgch”ku bQSfDVo ugha gksrh tc rd fd yksxksa ds vUnj ,d cM+k bQSfDVo izksisxaMk u gksA yksxksa ds lkeus Bksl ,XtkEiy gksuh pkfg, ftlls os izHkkfor gks ldsaA tc rd Åaps rcds ds yksx] pkgs os vkfQf”k;y gksa ;k uku&vkfQf”k;y gksa] izksfgch”ku ds ekeys esa flalh;j ugha gksaxsa rc rd bl dke esas lQyrk feyuh eqf”dy gS A pkgs nqdku ,d fnu [kqyh jgs pkgs nks fnu jgs] blls dksbZ QdZ ugh iM+++rk A vxj izksfgch”ku djuk gS rks vkfQf”k;y oYMZ vkSj iapk;r dh vtSfL;ka lc feydj lg;ksx nsa] vxj bl rjg ls fd;k tk, rks dksbZ otg ugha fd izkfgch”ku vlEHko gks vkSj vu & 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gS] ihus ds ;ksX; vkSj [ksrh ds ;ksX; ugha gS vkSj dbZ txg rks tehu ds uhps ikuh gS gh ughaA bu ,fj;kt esa yksxksak ds cgqr fnDdrksa dk lkeuk djuk iM+rk gSA ;g eSa ekurk gwa fd ;g ,d jkst dk dke ugha gS] exj fjlpZ ds tfj, ls] ySUM jSDyses”ku vkSj vU; fnxj ckrksa ds tfj, ls bu reke ufn;ksa ds ikuh dks tks cgqr lk osLV tkrk gS] osLV gh ugha tkrk exj cgqr lk ikuh uqDlku igqapkrk gS] vkcknh dks Hkh vksj [ksrhckM+h dks Hkh] ge fdlh rjg ls datoZ djds tehu ds vUnj ys tk,a rkfd tgka ikuh cSzfd”k gks og vPNk gks tk, vkSj tgka ikuh dh deh gS ogka iuhs ds fy, vkSj [ksrh ckM+h ds fy, ikuh feyus yx tk,A tSlk eSaus igys vtZ fd;k] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck ;g dke ,d jkst esa ugha gks ldrk] ,d o’kZ esa Hkh ugha gks ldrk ysfdu eSa pkgwaxk fd vk;ank ds fy, ,d fjlpZ ds tfj, ls bu reke ufn;ksa ds ikuh dks dke esa ykus ds fy, vkSj mlls turk dks Qk;nk iagqpkus ds fy, Ldhe vHkh ls pkyw djuh pkfg,aA eq>s mEehn gS fd ljdkj bl rjQ vo”; /;ku nsxhA fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] vki tkurh gSa fd V~;wcoSYt vkSj ifEaix lSaV~l vkfn yxkus ds fy, ljdkj us cgqr :i;k ,Mokal fd;k gSA exj bl lEcU/k esa Hkh eSa tks ,d lq>ko nsuk pkgrk gwa og ;g gS fd vxj gekjs bykds ds vUnj NksVs NksVs ca/k vkSj T;knk ls T;knk yxk, tk,a rks muls cgqr Qk;nk jgsxk D;ksafd buls ikuh bDV~Bk gksus dh otg ls ikuh tehu ds uhps tkrk gS vkSj ifEaix lSV~l RkFkk dqvksa ds ikuh dk ySoy Åapk gks tkrk gSA iSIlw ds VkbZe esa ukjukSy ds ikl nks rhu ehy ij vejiqj pkSjklh uked xkao esa djhc 7 yk[k dh ykxr dk ,d ca/k cuk;k x;k FkkA ml oDr mlls ;g rks Qk;nk gqvk fd dgr ls ihfM+r xjhc turk us etnwjh djds dkQh ykHk mBk;k exj dqN yksx ;g dgrs Fks fd ;g :i;k fcYdqy osLV gks x;k D;ksafd blls dksbZ Qk;nk ugha gksxkA vksifuax lSjseuh ds oDr lu~ 1954 esa ml tekus ds phQ bathfu;j LoxhZ; ,-lh- eygks=k us dgk Fkk fd bl ca/k dk Qk;nk vkidks 7&8 lky ds ckn ekywe gksxkA mudh ckr fcYdqy Bhd fudyhA ukjukSy ds vUnj ebZ&twu ds eghuksa esa ge dqvksa esa dhpM+ ns[kk djrs Fks D;ksafd ikuh rks [kRe gksrk Fkk] ysfdu ca/k ls ikuh bdV~Bk gksus dh otg ls bl lky ikap lkS ,dM+ /kjrh bjhxsV gqbZ] vxy lky T;knk gksxh vkSj ikuh dk ySoy bruk Åapk gks x;k gS fd rhu&pkj lky ds ckn ikuh cgqr de fupkbZ ij fey tk;k djsxk vkSj mldh dksbZ deh Hkh ugha jgsxhA rks bldh rjQ Hkh eSa dgwaxk fd ljdkj /;ku nsa rkfd tgka tgka ikuh dh deh gS ogka ogka bl rjg ds ca/k cuk djsa ykHk mBk;k tk ldsA ifEaix lSV~l ds fy, yksu nsus ds eqrkfYyd Hkh eSa] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] ,d ckr dguk pkgrk gwaA ;g Bhd gS fd vkius cgqr lk :i;k ySUM ekVZxst cSdksa ds }kjk yksxksa dks fnyk;k gS vkSj ftruksa dks ;g feyk gS mudks Qk;nk Hkh gqvk gS ysfdu bl flLVe ls dbZ txgksa ij eky&izSfDVl dk bLrseky gksrk gSA yksu nsrs oDr dbZ nQk mlds vf/kdkjh ;g dgrs gSa fd bu ifEiax lSV~l dks muds ;gka ls ysuk iM+sxkA blls yksxksa dks uqDlku gksrk gS] rdyhQ gksrh gSA yksxksa dks QzhMe gksuh pkfg, fd tgka ls mudh ethZ gks os ysaA vxj xouZeSaV pkgrh gS fd Qyka pht vPNh gS vkSj mls yksxksa dks ysuk pkfg, rks og [kqn yksxksa dks ,Mokbt djsaA rks ljdkj dks pkfg, fd og bu eky&izSfDVlht dks nwj djsA mik/;{kk% fery lkgc] fdruk VkbZe vki vkSj ysaxs \ Jh jke lju pUn fery% mik/;{k egksn;k] eq>s vQlksl gS fd vHkh ls vkius dguk “kq: dj fn;k] vHkh rks eSaus cgqr de le; fy;k gSA mik/;{kk% de rks ugha] vk/kk ?kaVk gks x;k gS vkidks cksyrs gq,A Jh jke lju pUn fery% eSa dksbZ jSihVh”ku ugha d:axk] dke dh ckrsa eq>s djus nhft,xkA mik/;{kk% vPNh ckr] ikap feuV vkidks vkSj fn, tkrs gSaA 5%00 P.M. Jh jke lju pUn fery% ekuuh; mik/;{k egksn;k vc eSa p.Mhx<+ ds fo’k; esa Hkh dqN dguk pkgrk gwaA efyd eqf[r;kj flag% dksbZ nnZ dh ckr u djukA Jh jke lju pUn fery% eSa vkids nnZ dks vHkh feVk nsrk gwaA mik/;{k egksn;k eSa pUMhx<+ ds fo’k; esa dg jgk Fkk vkSj p.Mhx<+ ds ekeys ds fo’k; esa gekjs jkT;iky egksn; us Hkh vius Hkk’k.k esa dgk gS fd lSUVªy xouZeSaV dk tks QSlyk gqvk mlls yksxksa ds ttckr HkM+ds gSaA blesa dksbZ “kd ugha gS fd p>Mhx<+ u feyus ls gfj;k.kk ds yksxksa dks nq%[k gqvk vkSj gesa bl crk dk vQlksl gSA ysfdu ,d ckr eSa dguk pkgrk gwa fd gekjs fojks/kh ny okys bl ckr ds Åij cM+k tksj nsrs gSa fd lkgc xouZeSaV us vius dsl dks HkyhHkkafr IyhM ugha fd;kA ;fn gfj;k.kk ljdkj Bhd izkdj ls dsl dks IyhM djrh rks p.Mhx< gekjs gkFkksa ls ugha tkrk] ,slk fojks/kh ny ds Hkkb;ksa dk fopkj gSA ;fn bUlkQ ls dke fy;k tk;s vkSj iwjh xgjkbZ ls fopkj fd;k tk;s rks ;g fojks/kh ny ds lkfFk;ksa dks ekywe gksuk pkfg, fd ;g fcYdqy gekjh ftEesnkjh ugha gSA ;g ftEesnkjh viksth”ku ds lkfFk;ksa dh gSA lcls igys vki blh ckr dks yhft, fd pUMhx<+ dks “kkg deh”ku us 1966 esa gfj;k.kk dks fnyk;kA ijUrq “kkg deh”ku ds fnykus ds ckotwn Hkh lSUVªy xouZeSaV us pUMhx<+ dks ;wfu;u VSjsVjh cuk fn;kA vc bu fojks/kh ny ds usrkvksa ls iwNk t;ks tks cM+s tksj ls fpYykrs gSa ------ Jh ,l-ih- t;loky% fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] ftl rjg ls fery lkgc vkSj pkS/kjh j.kchj flag us VkbZe fy;k gS bl rjg ls rks viksth”ku ds eSEcjksa dks de ls de VkbZe feyxkA blfy, eSa vkidk /;ku :y 24 dh rjQ fnykuk pkgrk gwaA mik/;{kk% t;loky lkgc] :y dh rjQ /;ku fnykus dh dksbZ t:jr ugha gSA eSa vkidks ;dhu fnykrh gwa fd viksth”ku ds eSEcjksa dks iwjk VkbZe feysxkA Jh jke lju pUn fery% mik/;{k egksn;k] T;ksagha eSaus p.Mhx< dk vkSj 1966 dk uke fy;k budks Mj iSnk gks x;k vkSj bUgksaus cksyuk “kq: dj fn;kA mik/;{k egksn;k] eSa dg jgk Fkk fd 1966 esa “kkg deh”ku us p.Mhx< gfj;k.kk dks fnyk;k ysfdu mlh le; ls ;g ;wfu;u VSjsVjh cuk jgkA vc eSa mu viksth”ku ds lkfFk;ksa ls iwNuk pkgrk gwa fd bldh ftEesnkjh fdudh gS \ mik/;{kk% fery lkgc vkidks dsoy ikap feuV vkSj VkbZe fn;k tk;sxkA Jh jke lju pUn fery% ;g tks ikap feuV dk VkbZe ns jgh gSa ;g rks cgqr de le; gSA mik/;{kk% vkidks vk/kk ?kUVk gks x;k gS vksj lnL;ksa us Hkh cksyuk gSA Jh jke lju pUn fery% mik/;{k egksn;k] bl vk/ks ?kUVs ds le; ds vUnj eSaus dksbZ Hkh bjjSysoSUV ckr ugha dgh gSA eSa rks pkS/kjh j.kchj flag th us tks izLrko j[kk gS mldks lSfd.M dj jgk gwaA mik/;{k egksn;k] 1966 esa pUMhx< tc gfj;k.kk dks fn;k x;k Fkk vkSj ckn esa ;wfu;u VSjsVjh cuk fn;k x;k Fkk ml oDr iatkc ds vUn dksbZ >xM+k ugha gqvk ijUrq b/kj gfj;k.kk ds vUnj tc gfj;k.kk cuk gh Fkk ogh fdLlk gvk tSlk fd vkt gks jg gSA ml oDr Hkh ikuhir ds vUnj rhu dkaxzslh usrkvksa dks ftUnk tyk fn;k x;k vkSj m/kj fHkokuh ds vUnj iksLV vkfQl vkSj VSyhQksu ,DlpsUt dks Hkh tyk fn;k x;k vc eSa bu fojks/kh ny ds Hkkb;ksa ls iwNuk pkgrk gwa fd ml oDr yksxksa dks mDlkus okys vkSj pykus okys dkSu Fks \ ¼O;o/kku½ esjk dgus dk eryc ;g gS fd ml oDr tks ok;ySUl djkus okys Fks os fojks/kh ny okys gSaA ;g lHkh lkfFk;ksa dks ekywe Hkh gS fd ml oDr gekjs dkaxszl ds izSthMSUV dkSu Fks \ ml oDr bl gfj;k.kk dkaxzsl ds izsthMSUV tks Fks os vkt fojks/kh ny esa cSBs gSa] ¼Jh Hkxor n;ky “kekZ½ vFkkZr~ tks dkaxzsl dks Nksm+ pqds gSaA mUgksaus paMhx<+ dks gfj;k.kk esa fnykus dh D;k dksf”k”k dh Fkh \ esjs fopkj ls ml le; mUgksaus dksbZ iz;Ru gh ugha fd;kA ,d O;fDr us rks ml oDr ;g dgk fd xqM+xkao vkSj egsUnzx<+ ds yksx vc p.Mhx< vk;saxs] gesa rks viuk vyx ls dSfiVy cukuk pkfg,A ;s Fks mu lkfFk;ksa ds ml oDr ds dkjukesA blh dkj.k ls p.Mhx<+ dks ;wfu;u VSjsVjh cuk fn;k x;kA ge yksxksa us rks ml oDr Hkh dksf”k”k dh fd gfj;k.kk dks p.Mhx<+ feys ijUrq ml oDr tks gekjs usrk cus gq, Fks mUgksaus gekjh ml le; p.Mhx<+ dks ysus esa dksbZ enn ugha dhA ¼bl le; Jh v/;{k inklhu gq,½ ,d ckr vkSj eSa p.Mhx<+ ds fo’k; esa dguk pkgrk gwa fd tc gekjh izkbe fefuLVj us viksth”ku ikVhZt dks dkuVSDV fd;k vkSj muds fopkj ysus pkgs rks viksth”ku ds yhMjksa us crk;k fd budk ;kuh gekjk dyse rks 1966 esa [kRe gks x;k FkkA vc gfj;k.kk okys D;k ekaxrs gSa \ ysfdu gekjh ljdkj us rks p.Mhx< dks ysus ds fy, iSEQySV Niok;s] cU/k vkxsZukbt fd;s vkSj nwljs yksxksa dks Hkh lkFk fy;k vkSj viuh rjQ ls iwjh dksf”k”k dhA ysfdu bu fojks/kh ny okyksa dk D;k Fkk \ bUgksaus rks nks eghus igys gh ;g dguk “kq: dj fn;k Fkk fd p.Mhx< iatkc dks tk;sxk] dkaxzsl ljdkj fjtkbu djsa] D;ksafd fojks/kh ny okys uks&dkUQhMsUl eks”ku ls rks dkaxzsl ljdkj dks [kRe ugha dj lds ysfdu bUgksaus yksxksa dks HkMdk;k fd dkaxzsl ,e-,y-,- bLrhQk nsosa rkfd mudh txg fojks/kh ny ds yksx ys ldssaA esjk dgus dk edln ;g gS fd vxj p.Mhx< dks uku&ikVhZ b”kw cuk;k tkrk vkSj ;wfuVh ds lkFk yM+kbZ yM+h tkrh rks gesa lQyrk feyrh ijUrq ,slk u djus ls p.Mhx<+ gekjs gkFk ls fudy x;kA fojks/kh ikVhZ us rks dkaxzsl ds f[kykQ gsVjsM iSnk dhA LVsV esa vkSj lSUVj esa HkhA m/kj iatkc ds vUnj lc ikfVZ;ksa esa ;wfuVh Fkh ysfdu ;gka ySx iqfyax gksrh FkhA bl fygkt ls Lihdj lkgc T;knkrj ftEesnkjh fojks/kh ny dh gSA vHkh tks gfj;k.kk esa ?kVuk;sa ?kVh vkSj dqn yksx ekjs x;s ;s viksth”ku ds lkfFk;ksa ds HkM+dk; gq, FksA tks Hkh O;fDr ekjs x;s mudk gesa cgr vQlksl vkSj nq%[k gSA ysfdu bl izkdj ls dkyst ds LVwMsUVksa dks vkSj eklwe cPpksa dks vkxs djuk vkSj vkx yxokuk Bhd ugha gSA pkS/kjh t; flag jkBh% Iok;aV vkQ vkMj] ljA Lihdj lkgc bl rjg ls fdlh eSEcj ds fo’k; esa ;g dguk fd vkx yxok;h gS] ;g esjs Qkfty nksLr ds fy, Bhd ughaA mudks ,slk ugha dguk pkfg,A estj vehj flag pkS/kjh% ukjukSy vkSj nknjh ds vUnj fdl us xksyh pyokbZ \ Mr. Speaker: I think you should address the Chair. Major Amir Singh Chaudhry: Sorry, Sir. I apologize. Mr. Speaker: He did not mention anyone by name. How did you get up? Ch. Jai Singh Rathi: The entire reference was made to the opposition side. In that he had made this particular remark. Mr. Speaker: Have you referred to any definite matter? Jh jke lju pUn fery% ekuuh; v/;{k egksn;] eSaus tks dqN Hkh dgk gS og fjdkMZ esa gSA eSa rks ogh ftØ dj jgk gwa tks ,D;qvyh gqvk gS vkSj tks dqN gqvk gS mldh ftEesnkjh fojks/kh ny ds usrkvksa dh gSA mUgksasus gh turk esa gsVjsM QSyk;h] yksxksa dks HkM+dk;kA pkS/kjh cuokjh jke% Lihdj lkgc] gekjs for ea=h th dh dkj Hkh rks cPpksa us gh jksdh Fkh vc mudk ge D;k djsa \ (Many Hon. Members rose to speak). Mr. Speaker: One of you please, Could you kindly take your seat, Mittal Sahib? Sh. S.P. Jaiswal: What had happened in Haryana was spontaneous. It was the feeling that these people had been encouraging for months to get Chandigarh. But now they are utting the whole blame on the entire opposition, which is totally incorrect. Jh jke lju pUn fery% mudks iwjk jkbV gSA esjs ckn ;s cksyasA ;g tks >xM+s iSnk gksrs gSa mudh ftEesnkjh ls ;s ugha Hkkx ldrsA fojks/kh ny ds usrk tSlk fd ;s dgrs gSa eSaus dksbZ vuikfyZ;kesaVjh “kCn ugha dgkA mudks bl ckr ls Mjuk ugha pkfg, fd geus D;k fd;k gSA ekuuh; v/;{k egksn;] cukjl esa ,d ckj >xM+k gqvkA ikfyZ;kesaV dh izkslhfMaxt eas ;g gS fd tc viksth”ku dk uke fy;k x;k rks mUgksaus bl rjg dk ,rjkt fd;k fd] viksth”ku okyksa dks bu >xM+ksa esa D;kas buokYo djrs gks \ iafMr usg: ml le; ftUnk FksA mUgksaus dgk fd tks yksx >xM+k djus esa yxs Fks ogh yksx ;gka ij lsalj eks”ku ykrs gSaA cM+h vthc ckr gSA pkS/kjh pkan jke% Lihdj lkfgc fery lkgc dks viksth”ku ds eSEcjksa ij ,slk bYtke ugha yxkuk pkfg,A Mr. Speaker: You shall get your turn, Ch. Chand Ram. Sh. Ram Saran Chand Mital: My words, Sir, are absolutely within the ambit of Parliamentary language. eSa ;g vtZ dj jgk Fkk fd tks ;s >xM+s gq, ;s Bhd ugha FksA pkS/kjh j.k/khj flag us Ms bu ,aM Ms vkmV paMhx<+ ds fy, 4 fnu QkLV j[kk exj crkbZ, mudk edku tks tyk;k x;k mlls D;k Qk;nk gqvk \ D;k ;g dksbZ lsaflcy pht gS \ pkS/kjh fjtd jke dk Hkh edku tyk;k x;kA crkb, ;s ckrsa tks gbZ gSa D;k ;s tkbt gSa \ Ch. Jai Singh Rathi: On a Point of Order, Sir. The Hon. Member cannot now speak for more than five minutes. That period, in fact, has already expired. Mr. Speaker: I have been listening to the speech myself. How much more time does the hon. Member want? Sh. Ram Saran Chand Mital: Not more than five minutes, Sir. The Opposition wanted to gag my mouth. Mr. Speaker: I give you five minutes more. Sh. Ram Saran Chand Mittal: Thank you very much, Sir. tks dqN QSlyk gqvk og gedks eku ysuk pkfg,A esjk eryc ;g ugha gS fd gedks pumhx<+ tkus dk nq[k ugha gS ysfdu gekds tks Qkftydk feyk gS mldk gesa Lokxr djuk pkfg,A lSaVªy xouZeSaV us tks QSlyk fd;k mldk gesa xzsVQqy gksuk pkfg,A eSA flQZ ;g vtZ dj jgk Fkk fd ges tks QkftYdk feyk gS mldks rks ysa vkSj deh”ku cSBsxk fQj ns[kk tk;sxkA yksxkas us vxj jksuk ihVuk “kq: fd;k rks p.Mhx< dk irk ugha D;k gksxk \ pUMh, ds ekeys dks iksfyfVdy b”kw cukdj dkaxzsl dks cnuke djuk ;g dksbZ vPnh ckr ugha gSA vxj ,slk gh gksrk jgk rks fQj gfj;k.kk dk bZ”oj gh ekfyd gSA bl le; rks geas tks dqN feyk gS mldk Lokxr djuk pkfg,A bu vYQkt ds lkFk xoZuj egksn; ds ,sMªl ds Åij v/;{k egksn; vkius tks eq>s cksyus dk ekSdk fn;k mlds fy, eSa vkidk vkHkkjh gwa% Mr. Speaker: Motion moved:- That an Address be presented to the Governor in the following terms:- “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 13th February, 1970.” I have received notices of two amendments – one by Rao Birender Singh and another by Dr. Mangal Sain. These amendments, as also any others to be received thereafter, will be deemed to have been read and moved. The Members may, however, take part in the discussion. 1. Rao Birender Singh: That at the end of the motion, the following be added, namely:- “But regret that no mention has been made of the brutal police firing resulting in the death of dozens of Haryanvis including small children and of the need for a judicial inquiry in the matter”. 2. Sh. Magal Sein: That at the end of the motion, the following be added, namely:- “But regret that the Government after having failed to represent the sentiments of the public resorted to firing by Military, Border Security Force and Central Reserve Police without any reason on the unarmed persons demanding justice and also instituted cases against thousands of persons without any reason. Moreover, it has played with the sentiments of the public by resorting to lathi charge and tear gay in the peaceful meeting which was being held at Sonepat yesterday on 15th February, 1970, to felicitate Ch. Rizaq Ram, Ex-M.P. and by arresting hime.” pkS/kjh pkan jke ¼ccSu] vuqlwfpr tkfr½% ekuuh; Lihdj lkgc] ;g “kqfØ;k dk izLrko gekjs nksLr pkS/kjh j.kchj flag us j[kk gS vkSj eSa lkjs “kqfØ;k ds izLrko dks “kq: ls vkf[kj rd lqurk jgk gwa vkSj eSa le>rk gwa fd ;g “kqfØ;k dk izLrko ugha gS cfYd dUmseus”ku dk izLrko gSA gksuk ;g pkfg, Fkk fd xoZuj lkgc us ,Msªl esa tks dgk vkSj ljdkj us tks dke fd;k mlds fy, ;g gkml vkSj turk cM+h e”kdwj gS] ysfdu vxj vki mudh lkjh Lihp ns[ksa rks vki ik,axs fd mUgksuas dguk vkjEHk fd;k fd gfj;k.kk esa tks dqn gqvk og gfj;k.kk ds yhMjksa ftuesa ljdkj ds yhMj Hkh “kkfey gSa] dh otg ls gh gqvk gSA vc crkvks D;k pht jg tkrh gS pUMhx<+ ds loky ij \ bl loky ds Åij bUgskaus [kqn gh dgk esjs dgus ;k viksth”ku ds dgus dh dksbZ t:jr ugha gSA ;g Hkh dgk x;k gS fd pUMhx<+ dks gfj;k.kk esa u feyk, tkus ls lHkh yksxksa ds eu esa jks’k mRiUu gqvk vkSj muds fny dks cM+h Bsl igqphA turk dks cM+k Hkkjh xqLlk vk;kA turk ds xqlls dks “kkUr djus ds fy, pkfg, rks ;g Fkk fd ;s ljdkj turk esa tkrh vkSj mldks le>krh fd ,slk D;ksa gqvk gSA yksxksa dks le>krh fd fgalkRed dk;Zokgh ugha djuh pkfg, vkSj bl izdkj le>k cq.kdj turk dks “kkar djrhA ;g dksbZ ykBh xksyh dh ljdkj ugh gSA vktkn gksus ds ckn ge iztkrU= eas jgrs gSa vkSj gj 21 lky ds ukStoku dks ftls cksV nsus dk gd fn;k gS bl iztkrU= esa gjsd dks ;g LorU=rk gS fd mldks viuk jks’k fdl izdkj izdV djuk gSA ysfdu bl ljdkj us fgalkRed dk;ZokbZ;ka djus ij yksxksa dks etcwj ddj fn;kA bu lkjs >xm+ksa dk nks’k viksft”ku ij mkyk tk jgk gSA esjk [;ky gS fd dksbZ Hkh viksth”ku dk ,e-,y-,- bles abuokYo ugha FkkA vkt tks ukStoku gSa os gh gekjs dy ds yhMj gksaxsa] os gh gfj;k.kk ds yhMj gksaxs] os gh yksx QkSt esa fczxsMh;j gksaxs vkSj nwljh ftEesnkjh dh txg ij gksaxsA Lihdj lkgc vki Hkh blh gfj;k.kk Hkwfe ds gSaA eq>s ekywe gS fd 8&9 vknfe;ksa dk MsiwVs”ku gekjs mu ukStokuksa dks mRlkg nsus ds fy, ynnk[k x;k vkSj vkus ogka 5&6 gtkj :i, mu yksxksa dks mRlkfgr djus ds fy, fn,A os yksx vius ns”k dh j{kk ds fy, rjg&rjg dh rdyhQsa cnkZ”r dj jgs gSA ogka ,slh lnhZ gS fd ge yksx ogka Bgj Hkh ugha ldrsA ysfdu bl ljdkj dh ;g gkyr gS fd ;g 5&4 gtkj lSfudksa ds dY;k.k ds fy, vkidks ugha ns ldrhA gfj;k.kk ohjksa dh Hkwfe gS ftruh Hkh ymkb;ka ckgjh geykojksa ls gqbZ os lc gfj;k.kk esa gh yM+h xbZA bu yM+kb;ksa esa ls dqN dq:{ks= vkSj ikuhir esa yM+h xbZ tks fd gfj;k.kk ds gh fgLls gSaA ysfdu tks ;g ohjksa dh Hkwfe gS mlds ukStokuksa ds lkFk ;g gky gqvkA vkidh rks cM+h egkurk gS] vki Lihdj Hkh gSa ysfdu vki “kkfUr ls ;g ckr ih x;sA vki ok;ns ls ykSV Hkh x;ks fd og 5&4 gtkj :i;k og eSEcj nsaxs tks x;s FksA vki mUgsa 5&4 gtkj :i;s fMlfØ”kujh xzkUV ns nsrsA irk ugha vkSj fdruh xzkUV vki b/kj m/kj dj nsrs gSaaA ;g lkjs gfj;k.kk esa iwjh QkSt dk epkZ djk pqds gSa] lh-vkj-ih- dk ekpZ djok pqds gSaA tks mudh xkfM+;ka gSa] tks mudh ru[okgsa gSa] tks mudk Vh-,- curk gS] og fduds f[kykQ py jgk gS \ tks xouZeSaV vktknh ds ckn cuh mls turk dh oSyfo”kj gksuk pkfg, Fkk u fd dsoy yk ,UM vkMZj ykxw djus ds fy, vkius bUlku dks bUlku u le>dj xksfy;ksa ls Hkquok fn;kA vkt og dgrs gSa fd gfj;k.kk dh bTtr dks Bsl igaqph gSA dkSu ls os dkj.k vkus ckr;s ftudks ysdj vki fnYyh x;s \ rqeus loky cuk;k fd ge fnYyh esa iatkc ls T;knk cM+k tywl fudkysaxsA gekjs lkjs gfj;k.ks dh bTtr dk loky FkkA geus fnYyh esa ,d cgqr cM+k izn”kZu fd;k ftlls gfj;k.ks dh “kfDr tkfgj gks xbZ vkSj ;g Hkh tkfgj gks x;k fd mlh rjg ls p.Mhx<+ gfj;k.ks ds eku vieku dk loky gS tSls fd iatkc esaA tks nks&nks] rhu&rhu :i;s dh xksfy;ka Fkh] os cspkjs mudk f”kdkj gq,] ekjs x,A tSls fd pkS/kjh j.kchj flag us dgk irk ugha muesa ls fdrus oh-oh- fxfj ;k vkSj cM+s usrk cursA tks bl izLrko ds izLrkod gSa] mUgksaus [kqn ekuk fd nks nks] Ms<+ Ms<+ :i;s dh og xksfy;ka Fkh ftudk og cspkjh fu”kkus cuk;s x;sA fQj tc buls ;g dgk tk;s fd ;g ekywe djk yks fd ;g tks viksth”ku gS ;g ekax djrh gS fd dgha fdlh vkneh us dkuwu ds vUnj tks “kfDr;ka nh xbZ gSa] mudk nq:i;ksx rks ugha fd;k D;ksafd ;kn jf[k;s] vxj tks vkt dkuwu gS] og ugha jgs rks ftl vkneh ds ikl cUnwd gS mldh rkdr vU; ls dgha T;knk gksxhA ;g rks dksbZ rkdr dk eqtkfgjk ugha gqvk fd ,d ds gkFk es cUnwd ns nsa vkSj ckdh cspkjs ,sls gh jgsaA vkt v[kckjksa esa ;g crk vk;h fd nknjh esa fdlh esftLVsªV us gqDe ugha fn;k vkSj ckn esa eSftLVsªV ls dgk x;k fd nLr[kr djksA gesa ;g vo”; ns[kuk pkfg, fd fdlh us dksbZ T;knk rkdr rks bLrseky ugha dhA vkt tks xqllk LVwMSUVl dks gS] fo|kfFkZ;ksa dks gS esjk ,slk [;ky gS fd tc “kq: esa 29 rkjh[k dks QSlyk gqvk mlls ,d nks fnu igys phQ fefuLVj lkfgc dks vkSj bu othjksa dks ekywe Fkk fd D;k gksus okyk gS rks budks fizdk”ut ysuh pkfg, FkhaA ykijokgh dh Hkh gn gksrh gSA eq>s ekywe gS fd 29 rkjh[k dks pkS/kjh j.kchj flag us edku ij VsyhQksu fd;k fQj vkius lh/kk iqfyl dks VsyhQksu djk;kA ml oDr phQ fefuLVj fnYyh ds vUnj jSLV gkml esa lksrs FksA mUgksaus ogka ls VsyhQksu fd;k vkSj fQj dgha tkdj muds edku ij ,d ckj iqfyl okys vk,A eSa ;g dgrk gwa fd og ukeek= dh ljdkj gS tks QSlyk ekywe gksrs gq, Hkh fizdk”kut ugha ysrhA QSlyk mudks ekywe Fkk] gedks rks dksbZ ekywe ugha Fkk ge rks egt vUnkts yxkrs Fks] viksth”ku rks dgha Hkh fiDpj esa ugha Fkh ysfdu 29 rkjh[k dks QSlyk gqvk vkSj 29 dks ;g gkykr gekjs lkeus vk,A eSa ,e>rk gwa fd ;g tks xouZeSaV gS] ;g xfn;ksa ij cSBus ds dkfcy ughaA ;fn ;g fizdk”kut ys ysrh rks og lc dqN tks gqvk] ugha gksrkA vkt ;g dgrs gSa fd gesa vkfQ”kh;y vksj vuvkfQ”kh;y lEifr dks cpkus ds fy, cy iz;ksx djuk iM+k vkSj xksyh pykuh iM+hA eq>s crk;k x;k] bl gkml esa tks vkujscy eSEcj] pkS/kjh izrki flag gSa tks ml le; fjokM+h ds vUnj ekStwn Fks] mlesa ikap cfguksa dk ,d HkkbZ Fkk] mldk flQZ bruk gh dlwj Fkk fd mlus Mh-,l-ih- ls dgk fd lkgc vki brus u`”kalrk] csbUlkQh ls xksfy;ka D;ksa pyk jgsa gSa] og FkksM+h lh nwj x;k vkSj og xksyh dk fu’kkuk cuk fy;k x;kA eq>s crkb;s] Lihdj lkgc fd tc ,slh phtsa ,d vkujscy eSEcj ds lkeus gks jgh gksa vkSj os ,d NksVh lh ekax djsa fd tqMhf”k;y bUDok;jh djkvks] rks bUDok;jh djkus ls xqllk “kkUr gks ldrk FkkA u vkius fizdk”ku~t yh vkSj u bu okd;kr gksus ds ckn tqMhf”k;y bUDok;jh dh x;hA eSa dguk pkgrk gwa :fyax ikVhZ dks fd rqe dgrs gks fd rqEgkjh ikVhZ us jstksY;w”ku ikl fd;k gS fd ge pUMhx< ysdj jgsaxs] eq>s gSjkuh gksrh gS fd rqe p.Mhx< [kks cSBs] rqeus p.Mhx<+ ns fn;kA rqe vius jstksY;w”ku ds vUnj dgrs gks fd oh “kSyh dUVhU;w Vw QkbV Qkj p.Mhx<+A vjs D;ksa /kks[kk nsrs gks rqe \ fdu gfFk;kjksa ls yM+ksxs rqe \ D;k rqeus yM+us ds fy, dlj NksM+ nh \ vkSj vxj rqeus dlj NksM+ nh yMus ds fy, rks dUlVhP;w”kuy gfFk;kj ds vykok dkSu lk gfFk;kj iz;ksx djksxsA eq>s crk;k x;k fd yksx dgrs gSa fd rqEgsa bLrhQk ns nsuk pkfg, FkkA eq>s crkvksa D;k djksxs vc \ D;k dksbZ FkIiM+ ekjksxs lSUVªy xouZeSaV dks] dksbZ xksyh pykvksaxs ;k lR;kxzg djksxs \ tks dsUnz ljdkj gS] mlus ;g QSlyk fd;k rqEgkjh og dkaxzsl xouZeSaV gSA gekjh ;gka Hkh rks dkaxzsl xouZeSaV gSA rqe dksbZ rks b[kykd dh ckr lh[kksA rqe dgrs gks fd geus rks izLrko ikl dj fn;k fd ge pUMhx<+ gkfly djds jgsaxs vkSj ge Qkftydk gkfly djds jgsaxsA vc vkt vk x;k ,d u;k izLrko fd ge fnYyh] vksYM fnYyh gkfly djus dh vksj /;ku nsaA eSa dgrk gwa fd muls igys iwN yks] lSUVj okyksa lsA geas igys iwN ysuk pkfg, Fkk fd og vksYM fnYyh rqedks nsus dks rS;kj Hkh gSa ;k ugha rks igys vxj rqeus ugha iwNk rks tks gekjk g”kj gqvk] yksxksa dh tkusa xbZ] ogh fQj gksxk eSa gkeh gwa bl ckr dk fd fnYyh gedks feyuh pkfg,] mlls gkjk fo”kky gfj;k.kk dh rjQ ,d dne c<+sxk vkSj blfy, Hkh eSa le>rk gwa fd QkftYdk dk tks bykdk gekdks feyk mlls gekjk fo”kky gfj;k.kk dh rjQ ,d dne c<+k eSa le>rk gaw fd tks dqN gesa feyuk Fkk og geass feyk ysfdu tks gekjs lkFk csbUlkQh gqbZ mlds ckjs esa vkidk D;k jksy gS \ vki rks yksxksa dks T;knkrj /kks[kk nsus ds fy, rS;kj gSaA Lihdj lkgc] vkt dksbZ dgrk gS 12 tkusa xbZ] dksbZ dgrk gS 40 tkusa xbZ] dksbZ dgrk gS 50 tkus xbZ] fdu gkykr esa xbZ fdrus vkneh fxj¶rkj gq, Lihdj lkgc] ;g lkspus dh ckr gSA eSa dksbZ ikVhZ ykbu ij ugha dguk pkgrk] ysfdu ;fn dksbZ rt:csdkj eq[; ea=h gksrk] vkSj ;fn fdlh vkneh dks tkudkjh gksrh rks og vkneh tqMhf”k;y bUDok;jh QkSju ekaxrkA ysfdu bl eqYd ds vUnj ikoj ds u”ksa esa rkdr ds u”ks esa vkneh Hkwy tkrk gSA vkt eSa fVªC;wu ds vUnj ,MhVksfj;y ds vUnj gSMykbZut ns[k jgk Fkk mlesa fy[kk Fkk Unjust rule never endures perpaually. dksbZ vkneh ges”kk phQ fefuLVj ugha jgrk] dksbZ vkneh ges”kk fefuLVj ugha jgrkA ysfdu ckr rks og djks tks bUlkQ dh ckr gksA rqe rks dgrs gks fd D;ksafd ;g viksth”ku dh rjQ ls vk x;k] D;ksafd yM+dkas us dg fn;k] D;ksafd Qyka dks ØsfMV feysxk blfy, ;g ugha gksuk pkfg, rqe dgrs gks eksLV csfld jkbV gS MSeksØslh dk] yk Qqy xouZeSaV dk fd vxj dksbZ ikoj ftl vkfQlj esa oSLV djrh gS] pkgs og Fkkusnkj gks] pkgs og Mh-,l-ih- gks] pkgs og dSIVu gks mldk ikoj dks ,DlhM djus dk ,d gh fe;kj gSA tc ge fdlh gn dks ,DlhM djrs gSa rks mldk eS;kj dkSu ns[ksxk \ gkbZdksVZ vkSj twfM”kh;jh gh ns[ksxhA cSd uS”kusykbZt gq, bl eqYd eas] rks mldks gkbZ dksVZ gh ns[krh gSA gkbZ dksVZ ds ttksa dks dksbZ ugha ns[k ldrkA tc ge fdlh fu’i{k tkap djus ;k djokus ds fy;s dgrs gS rks twMhf”k;y bUDok;jh ugha djokrs] vxj ljdkj izhdk”kujh ebZ;j ysrh rks dksbZ ckr ugha gksrhA blh rjg viksth”ku dks Hkh dkUQhMSUl esa fy;k gh ugha x;kA eq>s ,slh ,d Hkh felky ;g ljdkj pUMhx< ds Åij crk ns] phQ fefuLvj lkgc gh crk nsa fd ftl ij viksth”ku dk dkUQhMSUl fy;k gksA Jherh vkse izHkk tSu% viksth”ku dks dbZ ckj cqyk;kA pkS/kjh pkan jke% viksth”ku dks dHkh “kkfey ugha fd;k x;k] u gh vki djuk pkgrs gSaA ge dks ,-ch-lh- dk Hkh irk ugha fd D;k gks jgk gSA ysfdu viksth”ku dks igys Hkh vkidks ØsfMV nsuk pkfg, Fkk tks viksth”ku us vkidk gj ,slh ckr ds fy, lkFk fn;k gSA vkius dgk fd tywl fudkysaxs fnYyh esa] mldk lkFk fn;kA fdlh ckr ds fy;s rks vki rS;kj gksaA vkt dh ljdkj gS] dy dks ge Hkh xouZeSaV esa gks ldrs gSA ;g vkius dgk fd geus cgqr ls Ldwy [kksys] 1600 xkaoksa es a fctyh yxkbZ xbZ gSA fdu xkaoksa esa fctyh vkbZ gS] tjk muds uke rks crkb, Ldwy mu xkaoksa esa [ksys x;s fctyh mu xkaoksa esa nh xbZ] tgka ij fd :fyax ikVhZ ds eSEcj gSA phQ fefuLVj lkgc] ;g esjs ikl 12 Qjojh dh LVsV~leSu gSA fu’i{k [kcj muds ckjs esa fy[kh gS fd This Chief Minister was a fence sitter on the day of the election of the President. pkS/kjh [kqj”khn vgen% rks bldk D;k eryc gqvk] bl esa ,slh D;k ckr gS \ pkS/kjh pkan jke% eSa rks dsoy LVsV~leSu dks i<+ jgk gwa fd ;g phQ fefuLVj ml fnu fu’i{k Fks eSa rks pkgrk gwa fd ;gka ij Hkh og gu’ki{k gks tk,aA og rks brus fu’i{k gSa fd u b/kj jgs u m/kj jgs] iSzthMsUV ds bySD”ku eas u jsMh dh rjQ] u fxjh dh rjQ] og rks pqi cSBs jgsA tc QSlyk gks x;k] lHkh ckrsa gks xbZ] rks fQj mUgksaus dgk fd gfj;k.kk rks ges”kk Jhefr bUnjkxka/kh ds lkFk jgsxkA oDr ij gesa dqN Hkh crk;k rd ughaA Lihdj lkgc] tc dksbZ ØsfMV ysuk gksrk gS rsk vkxs gks tkrs gSa] fQj dgrs gS fd VªkaliksVZ dks uS”kysykbZt djsaxs] brus :Vksa ij clsa pykus dk fopkj gS] ijUrq eSa iwNrk gwa fd D;kas ugha dgk fd ge us uS”kysykbZt dj fn;k gS vksj blls ge ihNs ugha gVsaxsA vkius ;g dkg fd 70&71 esa ge 400 clsa pky,axs us”kusykbZts”ku ds uke ls vkius dgk fd ge ;g djsaxs] og djsaxsA eSa rks ;g le>rk gwa] Lihdj lkgc] fd ljdkj dh lkjh vkenuh ;k rks ykVjh ls gS ;k “kjkc lsA Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% “kjkc dh vkenuh de gks xbZ gSA pkS/kjh pkan jke% og de gks xbZ D;ksafd vkius ml esa feykoV dhA [kSj] bl ljdkj dh dekbZ “kjkc vkSj xSEcfyax dh Hkh gSA Jhefr vksi izHkk tSu% lHkh ljdkjsa ,slh gSaA pkS/kjh pkan jke% eSa vkidks ugha dgrk] eSa rks bl ikVhZ ds vPNs vPNs yhMjksa dks dgrk gwaA tc pkS/kjh j.k flag th fefuLVj ugha Fks rks bUgksaus gh ;g dgk Fkk fd This Chief Minster, Mr. Bansi La, is anti-Harijan and anti-poor. ¼bl le; lHkkifr;ksa dh lwph ds ,d lnL; Jh jkelju pUn fery inklhu gq,½ lHkkifr egksn;] ;g rkdr vkuh tkuh pht gS vkt rks eSa bruk gh dguk pkgrk gwa fd jge djsa] ;g yksx bu LVwMSUVl ds ÅijA ge dks vQlksl gS fd vkbZ-,-,l- es gekjk fgLlk cgqr de jgk gSA gkykafd ;gka gfj;k.kk esa tkVksa dh eStksfjVh gS ysfdu tkVksa ds cM+s vkSjiqjkus vQljksa dks Hkh ;gka l gVk;k x;k gSA esjs [;ky esa vktknh vkus ds ckn 20&22 lky esa dsoy 3 vkbZ-ih-,l- vkSj vkbZ-,-,l- tkVksa esa ls cus gkasxs ysfdu fQj Hkh ge dgrs gSa fd ;g ljdkj d`’kdksa dh ljdkj gSA vkt phQ fefuLVj ;gka ds d`’kd tkV gksa vkSj bu yksxksa dks xksfy;ksa ls Hkwusa] ;g cM+h “keZ dh ckr gS blds fy;s vkidks lksp ysuk pkfg, fd D;k ;g dksbZ cgknqjh gS \ bl ljdkj us dgk fd ;gka vkeZM iqfyl cqyk,axs] lh-vkj-ih- eaxok,axs vkSj vxj t:jr iM+h rks vkehZ Hkh eaxok,axsA 1857 ds xnj ds ckn ;g lqu j[kk Fkk fd bUMhiSaMsal ds ckn gfj;k.kk cgqr vkxs c<+sxk ysfdu mudks D;k irk Fkk fd mudksa ,d ,slh ljdkj feysxh] tksfd csdlwj eklwe cPpksa vkSj yksxksa dks xksfy;ksa ls HkqusxhA dy tks lksuhir esa nQk 144 yxkbZ xbZ mldk yxkus dk D;k dke Fkk \ ps;jeSu lkgc bUgksaus ;g ugha lkspk fd “kkfUr gks bl ljdkj us fQj yksxksa dks NsM+ fn;k] HkM+dk fn;k] rkfd gfj;k.kk esa naxs Qlkn gksrs jgsa] yksx lq[k ls u cSBsaA vki esa bruh fgEer ugha gS fd vki pkS/kjh fjtd jke dh dqckZfu;kas dks ns[ksa] lksaps ftlus p.Mhx<+ ds loky ij viuh dqckZuh dh Fkh vkSj 24 ?kUVs ds vUnj jkt; lHkk dh lhV ls R;kxi= ns fn;kA lHkkifr egksn;] eq>s irk gS fd gfj;k.kk ds vUnj QqVSa”kyhVh cgqr T;knk gS] ysfdu gfj;k.kk ds yksxksa dks D;k irk Fkk fd muds lkFk vius eka ckr ds oksVksa }kjk Hksts x, vius gh usrk xn~nkjh djsaxsA dy dh ckr D;k Fkh \ vkids vius oksVksa ls Hkstk gqvk ,d ikfyZ;kesaV dk lnL; Fkk ftlus viuh lnL;rk ls bLrhQk ns fn;kA mlus le>k fd bl Qlys ds ckn gekjk ikfyZ;kesaV esa jguk Bhd ugha D;kasfd gekjs lkFk vU;k; gqvkA rks rqEgkjs vius ny ds ,d lnL; dks xqM lsal fizosy gqvk vkSj mlus turk dh Hkkoukvksa dh uqek;anxh dhA LokHkkfod Fkk lHkkifr egksn; fd turk mldk Lokxr djrhA dy dk tylk vkSj pkS/kjh fjtdjke dk Lokxr dk QD”ku tks Hkh gks jgk Fkk mlds fy, vkidh btktr Fkh vkidks irk Fkk exj fQj Hkh vkius mUgsa idM+ dj tsy Hkst fn;k vkSj muds lkFk 59 ls Åij O;fDr tsy esa Mky fn,A fdrus vQlksl dh kr gSA vkids lkFk yxus okys fdlh vkneh dks viuk LorU= fopkj j[kus dk vf/kdkj gh ugha gSA vkSj vkidh tks gkyr gS og fdlh ls fNih ugha gSA 29 rkjh[k ls vkt 18 fnu gks x, vkiesa ls dksbZ Hkh fefuLVj ;k eSEcj fdlh ftys esa ugha x;kA tk Hkh dSls ldrs Fks] vkidks irk Fkk fd ftu yksxksa ij vkius xksfy;ka pykbZ] ftuds cPpksa dks vkius xksfy;ksa 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djds nwljs dejs esa ys tkdj mldk tukc vkizsz”ku dj fn;kA ;g Jh “;kepn ,e-,y-,- ;gka cSBs gq, gSa og tkurs gSaA vkSj tukc mls /kedk;k x;k fd vxj og fdlh dks dgsxk fd vkizs”ku bl rjg ls fd;k x;k rks mls tgj dk Vhdk yxk fn;k tk,xkA bl Mj ds ekjs og cspkjk b/kj m/kj nkSM+k nkSM+k fQjk vkSj Mh-lh- us tkdj mlds Vkads dVok,A fdrus “keZ dh ckr gSA D;k ;gh rqEgkjh tehj gS fd rqe 75&75 lky ds cq<~<+ks ds vkizs”ku djkvks ;k 18&18 lky ds cPpksa ds vkizs”ku djkvksa vksj fQj ;g dgks fd gfj;k.kk LVsV ulcUnh esa QLV jghA ;g rqEgkjh tehj dh fxjkoV gS fd vf/kdkfj;ksa dks ykyp ns ns dj iqfyl ds yksxksa dks jsfM;ks nsus dk ykyp ns ns dj gfj;k.kk ds yksxksa ds tcnZLrh vkizs”ku djkvksA eSa lHkkifr egksn; QSfeyh IySfuax dk gekh gwa exj tcnZLrh vkizs”ku djkus ;k djokus dk fojks/kh gwaA vkt ;g ljdkj flQZ 5 ;k 7 oksVksa dh eStksfjVh ls cuh gS] blfy, bruk vR;kpkj dj jgs gksA Bhd gS vkt tks pkgks dj yks exj eSa vkidsk ;kn fnykuk pkgrk gwa fd fQj vki turk dh dpgjh esa nks&rhu lky ds ckn tk,axs rc vkidks irk pysxk vkus dkjukeksa dkA vkt Hkh vkidks irk py x;k gS fd fiNys 18 fnu ls dksbZ Hkh fefuLVj fdlh xkao dks foftV ugha dj ldk tc fd ;g jkstcjkst gqvk djrk Fkk fd ,d fnu fglkj ls djuky dk Vwj vkSj mlh fnu fQj paMhx<+ okilhA fQj paMhx<+ ls xwyj vkSj mlh fnu okilh paMhx<+A fQj paMhx<+ ls Fkkuslj vkSj okilh paMhx<+A ;g lc 18 fnu igys gqvk djrk FkkA leL;k,a rks cgh cuh gSa exj vc D;k gks x;k tks 18 fnu ls dgha dk foftV ugha gqvkA bldk eryc ;g gS fd vkiesa vc gYds esa tkus dh fgEer gh ugha gSA vkidks irk gS fd vkius turk ds lkFk xn~nkjh dh gS vkSj turk vkidks le> xbZ gSA blfy, vku ugha tkrsA eq>s fgUnh ,thVs”ku ds fnuksa dh ;kn gSA ljnkj izrki flag vkSj Jh eksguykyk th ds f[kykQ turk jks’k izdV djrh Fkh vkSj iRFkj cjlkrh Fkh exj ge tkrs Fks vkSj yksxksa dks le>krs Fks fd ,sthVs”ku djus dh dksbZ t:jr ughaA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag th us [kqn cgqr dqN dg fn;kA mUgksaus fQj dgk fd Qkftydk FkksM+k feyk gS vkSj T;knk feyuk pkfg, FkkA tgka rd gekjs lkFk nsus dk loky gS ge T;knk ekax djus esa Hkh “kkfey gksaxsA tgka rd dkaxzsl ds iz/kku Jh fery lkfgck dk rkYyqd gS mUgksaus mldk vuqeksnu Hkh fd;k vkSj leFkZu Hkh fd;kA tgka rd FkeZy IykaV dh ckr gS vki fiNyk ,sMSªl mBk dj ns[ksa] geus izksohtu fd;k Fkk exj vkius dqN Hkh ugha fd;kA tc fd ;wjksi ds yksx FkeZy IykaV yxk dj viuh ;kstuk,a iwjh djrs gSa] exj ge dqN ugha dj ikrsA fQj vki gfjtuksa dh vkSj etnwjksa dh rjDdh dh ckrsa Hkh djrs gSaA vxj ns[kk tk, rks gfjtuksa ds fy, lkjs ,sMSªl esa flQZ nks ykbusa gSa ,d txg vkSj nks ykbusa nwljh txgA dqy feyk dj pkj ykbusa gSaA jko lkgc dh xouZeSaV ds tekus esa geus lk esjs ikl 618 uEcj ds loky dk tokc vk;k gSA eSa gSjku gwa fd 11 eghus gks x;s gSa vkSj yM+dksa ds othQs :ds iM+sa gSaA eSa gfjtu oSy~Qs;j fefuLVj vkSj phQ fefuLVj ls iwNuk pkgrk gwa fd vkt 11 eghus gks x, vkSj yM+dksa dks othQs D;ksa ugha feys \ D;k og bl ckr dk izcU/k djsaxs fd othQs ekgokjh fey tk;k djsaA ¼fo?k~u½ cnfdLerh ;g gS fd lgwfy;r “kq: lky esa ugha feyrh fQj eq>dks ekywe gqvk gS fd og rks jde gh [kRe gks xbZ gS vkSj dgrs gSa fd ge Hkkjr ljdkj dks fy[ksaxs \ ;g rks budh gfjtu vify¶V dh dkjxqtkjh gSA dLVksfM;u dh tehus tks Fkha mlesa vxj fdlh gfjtu us ,d fd”r ugha nh rks ml tehu dks uhyke djok fn;k x;kA Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% ;g xyr ckr gSA pkS/kjh pkan jke% eSa Bhd dg jgk gwa “kkgckn vkSj dSFky ds bykds esa vki us ;g gqDe dj fn;k gSA vkius ;g Hkh fd;k gS fd vxj dksbZ gfjtu nks ckj cksyh nsus ds fy, u vk, rks og tehu ukugfjtu yksxksa dks ns nh tk,A Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% “kkgckn] tqBykuk vkSj xqeFkys ds vUnj gfjtuksa dks tehusa nsuh pkfg, FkhaA exj ogka ij ,d ekLVj dks ns nh Ms<+ lkS ch?ksA eSaus bl ij ,rjkt fd;k fd mldks D;ksa nh rks dgrs gSa fd uks gfjtu bt dhaex QkjoMZA blds bykok jsV esa Hkh QdZ fd;k x;k gfjtuksa dks rks 1250 :i, dh ,dM+ feyuh Fkh ysfdu nwljksa dks 700 :i;k Qh ,dM+ ds fglkc ls nh xbZA tc oksV ysus dk oDr vkrk gS rks mudks cgqr lCt ckx fn[kkrs gS vkSj dgrs gSa fd ge vki ds fy, ;g djsaxs ysfdu ckn esa dqN Hkh ugha djrsA eSa vkids gYds dh cgqr lh ckrsa lquk ldrk gwa tgka ds gfjtu vki ds ikl vk, vkSj vkius mudh dksbZ ckr Hkh ugha lquhA tks yksx vki dks ikoj eas fjVuZ djrs gSa mudk rks dke vkidks djuk pkfg,] gekjk cs”kd u djks ysfdu ftUgksaus gekjk dguk Hkh ugha ekuk vkSj vkSj vki dks oksV fn, muds vki vkalw Hkh ugha iwaN ldrs D;k \ [kSj muds lkFk dgka dgka T;knrh gqbZ bldk fQj ekywe gks tk,xkA ¼mik/;{kk inklhu gqbZ½ eSA fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] futh rkSj ij fdlh ds f[kykQ ugha gwa ysfdu esjk ftUnxh eas viuk vlwy gSA tc lektokn dk ukjk yxk;k tkrk gS rks ns[kuk ;g gS fd og dgka ls pysxk] og uhps ls “kq: gksxkA ysfdu vki vehjksa dh rjQ igys /;ku djrs gSaA flokuh esa vki us D;k fd;k \ ogka ij dgk fd 9&9 lky dh igys dh fxjnkofj;ka dj nksA Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% og Hkh rks xjhc vkneh gh gSaA pkS/kjh pkan jke% vki flokuh esa rks cki vkSj csVksa ds uke fxjnkofj;ka dj ldrs gSa ysfdu vkSj fdlh txg ij ;g ugha gks ldrh] vkf[kj QsofjfVte dh gn gksrh gsA tc vki bl gn rd gksrh gSA tc vki bl gn rd igqp pqds gSa rks dke dSls pysxk \ vki dh rks og ckr gS vU/kk ckaVs “khjuh eqM+ eqM+ viuksa dks nsA ,d ,d ftys eas vki dks 11&11 gtkj nj[kkLrsa vkbZ vkSj ,d ,d nj[kkLr ij xjhc gfjtuksa dks ikap ikap lkr lkr :i, [kpZ djus iM+sA D;k vkius dHkh bl pht dk [;ky fd;k \ vkf[kj dksbZ rjhdk gksuk pkfg,A ,Mgkd desVh ds eSEcj tc th pkgs vki cny nsrs gSa \ vkt 11 vknfe;ksa dh ,mgkd desVh gS] tc ekywe gqvk fd Qyka Qyka rks pkan jke dk feyus okyk gS blfy, mldk uke dkV fn;k x;k gSA tc og desVh dh ehfVax vVSaM djus tkrs gSa rks njoktk can dj fy;k tkrk gS vksj mudks dgk tkrk gS fd vki dk uke dkV fn;k x;k gSA pkS/kjh j.k flag% vki D;ksa ugha vVSaM djrs ,Mgkd desVh dh ehfVaax \ pkS/kjh pkan jke% eSa rks igys Hkh ugha tk;k djrk Fkk] eSa rks bl flLVe dks gh cnuys ds gd esa FkkA vki dk ;kn gksxk fd eSaus vki dks Mk;jSDVj cuk;k Fkk vkSj pkS/kjh dsljk jke dks Hkh Mk;jsDVj cuk;k FkkA og esjh gh fgEer FkhA vjs HkkbZ eSa vkidks D;k dgwa] vki DydZ Fks vc DydZ ls othj cu x,A [kSj vc vxj vki dk Hkyk gksrk gS rks eq>s [kq”kh gS] esjh “kqHk dkeuk,a vkids lkFk gSaA ysfdu bruh ckr eSa t:j dgwaxk fd gjtuksa dh HkykbZ ogh 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esaVSfyVh gS vk dhA ;g tgfu;r dke dj jgh gS vkidh bl lkjs ekeyk esa 6-00 P.M. eSa ulcanh ds f[kykQ ugha gwa ysfdu ftl rjhdk ls ;g dh tk jgh gSA eSa mlds f[kykQ gwa vki cs”kd bUdok;jh desVh cuk dj ns[k ysaA vxj ;g lkfcr u gks tk;s fd xjhcksa vkSj gfjtuksa ds lkFk vR;kpkj gq;s rks eSa ftEesnkj gwaA lhouh esa gfjtuksa ij fdruk vR;kpkj gqvk og lc tkurs gSaA fQj vki ns[ksa fd ;g fnlEcj eghus dh fBBjrh lnhZ esa ifjokj fu;kstu QkVZukbV eukrs gSaA ftls yksx dlkbZ g¶rk dgrs gSaA ;g g¶rk iqfyl dh enn ls euk;k tkrk gSA ykx tc yky ixM+h okys MaMs fy;s vkrs ns[krs gSa rks viuh tku cpkus ds fy, bZ[k ds [ksrksa esa tkdj fNirs gSa vkSj fnlEcj dh lnhZ esa lkjh lkjh jkr bZ[k esa fNis cSBs jgrs gSA ;g gS budk ulcanh izksxzkeA eSa dgrk gwa fd vxj vki xjhcksa dks jksVh ugha ns ldrs rks u nks og [kqn feV~Vh [ksn ysaxs vkSj jksVh dek ysaxs ysfdu ;g vkidks dgka dk gd gS fd yksxksa dh tcjnLrh ulcanh djksA eSa dgrk ga fd vki bUd~ok;jh fcBk dj ns[k yks fd fdrus yksxksa dh gfj;k.kk esa tcjnLrh ulcanh dh xbZ gSA 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esjs edku ij dksbZ ckgj ls feyus ds fy;s vk;kA mlus eq>s crk;k fd mls ckgj ,d lh-vkbZ-Mh- okys us iwNk fd dgka ukSdjh ij yx jgs gks vkSj D;k rqe eqykfte rks ugha gks gfj;k.kk ljdkj ds tks pkS/kjh pkan jke ls feyus vk;s gks \ ,d rjQ rks dgk tkrk gS fd vQlj ,co ikVhZ ikfyfVDl gksus pkfg;sa ysfdu tks vQlj budh euekuh djs og rks Bhd gS vkSj tks budh euekuh u djs og Bhd ugha gSA ,d gfjtu ,l-ih- pkj ckj rcnhy gqvk pan eghuksa esaA nks eghus igys rks mls vkbZ-ih-,l- cukrs gSa ysfdu nks eghus ckn gh mldh Qkby Hkh [kjkc gks xbZ vkSj lkjk fjdkMZ Hkh [kjkc gks x;kA blh rjg ,d gfjtu Mh-lh- Fkk vkSj ,d vkSj vQlj Fkk mudk Hkh ;gh gky gks jgk gSA eSa fdl fdldk ftØ d:a vkSj eSa gfjtuksa dh gh ckr D;k d:a lc ds lkFk ;gh gky gks jgk gSA gfj;k.kk eas fteus vQlj gSa mu lc ij VSjj Nk;k gqvk gSA gekjs dqN ,d nksLr feyus okys FksA ge us rks mudks dg fn;k fd gekjs ikl VSyhQksu Hkh u fd;k djks D;ksafd vkids Åij “kker vk tk;sxh bruk ?ksVks dk ,sVeklQh;j bl ljdkj us cuk j[kk gSA ;g rks laxhuksa d lkFk :y dj jgs gSa vkSj :y djuk pkgrs gSaaA bl ljdkj esa tc ge Fks vkSj eSa tc othj tjk;r Fkk rks eSaus xUus dk 15 :i;s fDoaVy dk Hkko fn;k FkkA mlds ckn rks vc [kkn ds Hkko Hkh p<+s gksaxs] etnwjh vkSj nwljs [kpsZ Hkh p<+s gksaxs ysfdu vki nsa[ks fd vkt mudks lk<+s lkr :i;s fDoaVy dk Hkko feyk gSA og blfy;s fd og ljLorh “kwxj fey buds vius dh gS vkSj og fey ekfyd budk gSA ogka ij yksx dgrs gSa fd phQ fefuLVj us muds tylk esa vkuk Fkk ysfdu ogka vkus ls igys pk; ihus x;s Jh Mh-Mh- iqjh ds ;gka tks ljLorh “kwxj fey dk ekfyd gSA “kq: lhtu es 10 :i;s fDoaVy xUus ds fn;s ysfdu tc vkf[kj esa lk<+s lkr :i;s fDoaVy ij vk x;s fd xUuk nsuk gks rks nks ugha rks u nksA tks cakM ugha Hkj lds Fks mudk xUuk mlus fy;k gh ughaA vkf[kj xjhc izksM~;wlj viuk xUuk ysdj dgka ij tk;sA og rks ftl Hko ij vki yksxs og nsxkA og dgka xUuk ysdj tk;sxkA vxj fdlku ds fy, vkidks gennhZ gksrh rks vki nwljh “kwxj fey dgha “kkgckn fiiyh esa ifCyd lSDVj esa yxk nsrs ysfdu vkus djuk djkuk rks dqN gS ugha dsoy ukjs gh yxkus gSa lks yxkrs tkvksa ysfdu T;knk nsj ugha yxsaxsA eSa f[kykQ gwa fd izkbosV lSDVj esa ;g yxkbZ tk;sA eSa rks dgrk gwa fd tks igys yxh Hkh gS mls vki uS”kusykbt D;ksa ugha djrs \ bls uS”kkusykbt dj nks ;k dksvksizsfVo “kwxj fey cuk nks blls ,d nks vknfe;ksa dks gh nnZ gksxk ckdh dh rks Qk;nk gksxk lks”kfyte dk izLrko rks ikl dj fy;k cEcbZ eas ysfdu vkidh fgEer dgka gS ml ij vey djus dh \ ;g pkS/kjh jke izdk”k rks ogka ds fey ,fj;k ds gSa vkSj xUuk dk”rdkjksa ls oksV ysdj vk;s gSa ;g Hkh dqN ugha djrs ¼fo?u½ vxj fgEer gS rks dqN djds fn[kkvks vkSj mu dk”rdkjksa dks cpkvks tks yqVs tk jgs gSaA fQj Lizs dk ppkZ fd;k tkrk gSA xUus vkSj dkVu ij ,fj;y Lisz ml oDr fd;k tkrk gS tc rhu eghus rd ;g Qlysa dhM+ksa us igys gh [kkyh gksrh gSa \ ,fj;y Lisz ds fy, igys bUgksaus ,d dEiuh ls ckr dh ysfdu fQj fldh vkSj dEiuh ls ckr dj yh vkSj ,slk tgkt fy;k tks ,d txg ugh Bgj ldrk FkkA ml fdLe ds tgkt ls gfj;k.kk esa tgka xuus vkSj dkVu ds QhYm ldSVMZ gSa Bhd rkSj ls dhM+s ekj nokb;ka fNM+dkbZ ugha tk ldrh gSaA ysfdu budh cyk lsA dkxtks esa fy[k fn;k fd Lizs gks x;k vkSj og iSls ysdj pys x;sA ,sls dke gksrs gS bl ljdkj dsA dgrs gSa fd cgqr xksnke cuk;s tk jgs gSa vksj QwMxzsut LVksj djsaxs ysfdu vkt dgrs gSa fd izksD;ksj djsaxsA vxj vki lks”kfyte ds gkeh gks rks QwMxzsut esa LVsV VsªfMax D;ksa ughaa djrs gks \ eA iwNrk gwa fd rqe gks fdlds \ u rks rqe xjhcksa ds gks] u dk”rdkjksa ds gks] u VhptZ ds gks vkSj u LVwMsaV~l vkSj gfjtuksa ds gksA dgrs gSa fd eStksjsVh gks xbZ ysfdu ;g estksjsVh ftl rjg esuVsu gks jgh gS ;g lc tkurs gSaA Bhd gS djrs tkvks ysfdu turk dh dpgjh esa tkus dh vkidh fgEer ughaa gSA vkidks pkfg;s Fkk fd vki VhptZ ds vkSj LVqMsaV~l ds yhMjksa dks cqyk dj mu ls ckr djrsA og vkids HkkbZ gh gSa vki mudks cqyk dj iwNrs fd vkidks fdl ckr dk xqLlk gSA ysfdu vkidks ckr djus dh D;k t:jr gSA vkids gkFk esa rks MaMk gS vkSj tks gkFk tksM+rk gS mls Hkh rqe MaMk ekjrs gksA phQ fefuLVj lkgc dks dksbZ ueLrs Hkh djs rks og ugha lqurs gSa bruk ?keaM gS mudks gewer dkA ;gka gekjs pkS/kjh izrki flag gS tks dc ds tsy ds ,-vkbZ- th gq, fjVk;j gq;s gSaA og ml oDr ,-vkbZ-th Fks tc eSa dHkh tsy fefuLVj FkkA ;g ,e-,y-,- Hkh gks x;s ysfdu vkt rd budh isu”ku dk dsl iwjk ugha gqvk gSA ,d nQkk dkxt iwjs Hkh gks x;s Fks ysfdu fQj dkxt eaxk fy;s x;sA og blfy;s gS fd og viksth”ku esa gSa vkSj budks ueLrs djus ugha tkrs gSaaA dgrs gSa fd fn[kk;saxsA vPNk HkkbZ fn[kk yks vkidh gdwer tks vk xbZ gSA ;g lywd gS tks ,d turk ds uqek;ans ds lkFk gks jgk gSA ifCyd ehfVaxt esa tkdj dgrs gSa fd og rks gkjs gq;s dks gh ,e-,y-,- ekurs gSa pqus gq;s dks ugha ekursA D;k ;gh gS vkidh tegwfj;r ftlds xhr xkrs fQjrs gks \ vkidk QtZ curk gS fd viksth”ku dks tks turk us Hksth gS mls dkUQhMSal esa yksA ge ls vki fdl ckr dh dksvkizs”ku ekaxrs gks \ vki viksth”ku dks dkUQhMSl eas ysa] fey feyk ds xouZeSaV dks pykvksA ysfdu ,slk ugha djrsA vki fdl ckr dh dksvkisz”ku ekaxrs gks \ fQj dgrs gks fd ;s ,thVs”ku esa bUVSªfLVM gSA] gdwer fxjkus esa bUVSªfLVM gSaA vki yksx tjk phQ fefuLVjf”ki ls bLrhQk nsdj rks ns[kksA fQj ns[kks] vxj ikVhZ nksckjk vkidks phQ fefuLVj pqu ys rks esjk uke cny nsukA eSa dgrk gwa fd bLrhQk nsus ds ckn rqe phQ fefuLVj ugha cu ldrsA ;s eSEcj lkfgcku gh vkidks cny nsaxs] ftu dk fny cspSu gS] fny mnkl gS ¼fo?k~u½ rqEgkjh vkRek;sa gh cny nsaxh ;g eSa tkurk gwaA ysfdu budks rks jkLrk gh utj ugha vkrk fd D;k djsa] dSls cnysaA pkS/kjh j.kchj flag lokyksa tokcksa esa gh jgrs gSa] vkids vUnj cM+h cSpsuh gS] fny mnkl gSA eSa budks mrsfte ugha djrk ysfdu bruk t:j dgrk gwa fd pkS/kjh j.kchj flag vkSj Jhefr pUnzkorh th] geus rks vius gfFk;kj vkSj rkus ckus Mky fn;s ysfdu ge fxjk ugha lds] vc rqEgkjk gh dke gS buds lkFk eqdkcyk djus dkA vxj rqe Hkh ugha cnyksxs rks rqEgkjh bTtr dk;e ugha jg ldrhA vkids othjksa dk rks ;g gky gS tSls ,d nek gqvk vkneh xqLls esa vk tkrk gS vkSj fQj ekQh ekax ysrk gSA ,d ,e-,y-,- tks fojks/kh ny esa Fks] muds gyds dh lkjh lM+ds cUn gks xbZ Fkha] lkjh dh lkjh fMoSYieSaV cUn gks xbZ Fkh ysfdu tc os eSEcj lkgc b/kj x;s ;kfu :fyax ikVhZ dh rjQ vk x;s rks os dgus yxs fd esjs gYds esa dkQh dke gksus yxk gSA rks] bl rjg ls viuh ikoj dk;e j[kus ds fy, mUgha eSaEcjt ds bykds esa dke fd;k tkrk gS tks budks LiksVZ djrs gSa vkSj tks LiksVZ ugh adjrs mu ds gYdksa dh lkjh fMoSYiesaV cUn dj nsrs gSaA fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eq>s ekywe gS fd Lihdj lkfgc ds gYds dk lkjk dke cUn gSA buds gYds esa ,d turk dkyst cuk] bl dkyst ds fy, ljdkj dh rjQ ls vkSj ekdsZV desfV;ksa dh rjQ ls xzkaV nh xbZ Fkh ysfdu og xzkaV vc ljdkj us cUn dj nhgSA Lihdj lkgc] pwafd Lihdj gSa vkSj ,d eSEcj ds rkSj ij gkml esaa ugha cksy ldrs muds lkFk ;g lywd fd;k x;k gSA ;g gS Lihdj dh fMxfuVhA u tkus D;ksa ,slk lywd fd;k x;k gS] ;g vki tkusa ;k vkidh ljdkj tkusA ,slh gkyr gSa] bl pht dk irk yxkus ds fy, vkidks lkspus vkSj vius fny [kkstus dh t:jr gS fd ,slk D;ksa gqvk \ tgka rd bu ,sMSªl dk rkYyqd gS] blesa ls fdu fdu isftt dks i Jhefr vkseizHkk tSu% ykVjh ls gfj;k.kk ij VSfDlt dk cks> ugha iM+rk vki bl bUde dk nq%[k er ekuksA ¼O;o/kku½ pkS/kjh pkan jke% cM+h vPNh ckr gS vxj cks> ugha iM+rkA blds ckjs esa eSaus cgqr T;knk ugha dgkA esjs dgus dk eryc ;g gS fd vkenuh ds vksj tjk;s Hkh iSnk djus pkfg,a] ykVjh rks twvk gSA vkius Hkh bDukSfeDl i<+h gS FkksM+k cgqr Kku gksxk] D;k dHkh xouZesaV~l tw, ls pyk djrh gSa \ Smt. Om Prabha Jain: Except Gujrat every State in India has adopted lotteries. pkS/kjh pkan jke% eSa bldks fMdkbZ ugha djrkA vlwyu fksM+k cgqr blds f[kykQ gwa D;ksafd ;g tw, dh bUde gSA pyks bUde gks xbZ] vPNh ckr gS D;ksafd bafM;k esa yksx VSfDlt dks cgqr cM+k cks> le>rs gSaA ysfdu okysaVsfjyh yksxksa us ,d&,d yk[k :I, dh fcfYMax cuk nh gS] dkyst cukus ds fy, yksx rS;kj gSaA ;g eSa ekurk gwa fd ljdkj us lM+dksa dk ØsfMV rks fy;k gSA eSa pkS/kjh j.k flag th ls dguk pkgrk gwa fd os fiNys nl lkyksa ls coSu gYds ls eSEcj pys vk jgs Fks] dHkh gkjs ugha Fks] ;g mudh [kq”kfdLerh gSA cPps ds :i esa vk;s] yksxksa us mudh “kjkQr dks ns[krs gq, mudks pqu fy;k ---- Jhefr vkseizHkk tSu% os dke djrs gSa blhfy, pqu dj vkrs gSaA ¼O;o/kku½ pkS/kjh pkan jke% gka] vkse izHkk tSu th] eSa dke dh rjQ Hkh vkrk gwaA vxj dHkh gks ldk rks buds lkFk coSu gYds eaas vk tkvksA eSa bl gkml esa lkyseyh dgrk gwa fd eSa ml gYds esa blfy, vk;k Fkk fd ogka dke FkkA nksckjk Hkh bl fy, tkrk gwa fd ogka ij dke djus dh t:jr gS vkSj nksckjk dke gqvk gSA pkS/kjh j.k flag% coSu dh lM+d dk dqN iks”kZu vHkh dEiyhV gqvk gSA pkS/kjh pkan jke% coSu lM+d eSus vius le; eas eUtwj djokbZ Fkh] bldk vki D;k ØsfMV ysrs gks] fdlh nwljh lM+d dh ckr djksA ¼O;o/kku½A xyr ckr gS] vki lM+d dks “kq: djds chp esa budEiyhV NksM+ nsrs gksA fQj D;k irk gS] D;ksafd eSa rks dHkh ccSu d ckjs esa cksyk ugha] vxj cksyrk rks tks FkksM+k cgqr dke gks Hkh jgk gks og Hkh cUn gks tk,xkA eSaus fiNyh ckj bl gkml esa lksyseyh dgk Fkk fd eSa bl txg ls bySD”ku ugha yMawxkA vki rks ogka ds nl lky ls eSEcj pys vk jgs gSa] lkjk dke djk yhft,] ns[k yhft, fd ogka fdrus Ldwy gSa] fdruh lM+dsa gSa vkSj fdruh rjDdh ds dke vkSj yksxksa dh enn gqbZ gSaA ,d xtykuk jksM+ gS] bl jksM ds fy, ikSus rhu yk[k :i;k flQZ ,d gh vkneh us bdV~Bk djds fn;k vkSj tehu eq¶r esa ns nhA vxj vkSj txg ls tehu ,sDok;j djrs rks yksx gkbZdksVZ eas tkrsA ysfdu bu yksxksa us tehu eq¶r ns nh tks fd nl&nl gtkj :i;s Qh ,dM+ dh tehu FkhA blds bykok mUgkasus v<+kbZ yk[k :i;k vksj bdV~Bk djds fn;k gS \ D;k fdlh us eq¶r tehu nsdj vius vki lM+d cukuh “kq: dhA bl bykds eaas bf.M;k dk lc ls cSLV xuuk iSnk gksrk gSA nwljh txgksa ij rks lk mik/;{kk% vkMZj] vkMZj Iyht~A pkS/kjh pkan jke% ,d yk[k :i;k “kwxj dsu lkslk;Vh vkSj Cykd lfefr ls eUtwj djok;k] ,d yk[k :i;k Qsfeu fjyhQ ls fn;k vkSj ,d yk[k QyM fjyhQ ds rkSj ij fn;k ---- ¼O;o/kku½ mik/;{kk% vkidks cksyrs gq, lok ?kaVk gks x;k gS] vki tYnh [kRe djsaA pkS/kjh pkan jke% eSa cksy jgk gwa] tc vki dgsaxs rc cUn dj nwaxkA mik/;{kk% vki ikap feuV vkSj cksy ysa] lk<+s N% cts gkml [kRe gksuk gSA pkS/kjh pkan jke% vPNk thA eSa lM+dksa dk ftØ dj jgk FkkA eSa dg jgk Fkk fd vkt ds ih-McY;w-Mh- othj us fdruh rkdr gkfly dh gSA mudk ;g QtZ gks tkrk gS fd ftu dh otg ls os vkxs x;s gSa] ftUgksaus cM+k cukdj iksfyfVdyh vkxs fd;k gS vksj lhfu;j cus mudk rks [;ky j[krsA pkS/kjh xkso/kZu nkl tks fd cM+s Bk Jhefr vkse izHkk tSu% rc QkSt Fkh efU=;ksa dhA ijlsaVst fdruh Fkh gfjtu fefuLVjksa dh \ pkS/kjh pkan jke% vkidks dkSu jksdrk gS \ vki ijlsaVst T;knk dj nsaA vkids gkFk eas gS] bu Hkkb;ksa dks fefuLVj cuk nks] pkS/kjh jke izdk”k th dks fefuLVj cukb,A eSa lwcsnkj izHkw flag th dh dnj djrk gwa pkgs os fdrus gh vkdoMZ gS] bUgksaus QkSt esa yhMjh ds rkSj ij fdruh gh dqckZfu;ka dh gSaA bUgsa vki fefuLVj cukb,A lwcsnkj lkgc gfj;k.kk esa lcls igys gfjtu lwcsnkj gSa os fefuLVj cu ldrs gSa ysfdu budh ethZ gS] pkgs tSls jgsa] eSa mudks mrsftr ugha djuk pkgrk ysfdu bruk t:j dgrk gwa fd buds lkFk Bhd Bhd O;ogkj gksuk pkfg,A de ls de buds lkFk O;ogkj fdlh u fdlh LVSaMMZ vkSj fe;kj ls gksuk pkfg,A rks ;g tks xouZj lkgc dk vfHkHkk’k.k gekjs lkeus gS blesa isftt vkQVj isftt rks fy[k dj Hkj fn, x, gSa exj gSa lc :Vhu dh ckrsaA blesa dksbZ [kkl ckr fn[kkbZ ugha nsrh ftlls ;g irk yxs fd xouZj lkgc dk ,MSªl gqvk gS vkSj ;g lS”ku “kq: gks x;k gSA xouZj lkgc dk ,MSªl rks ,d izfrfcEc gksrk gS mu ckrksa dk tks gks pqdh gSa vkSj vkxs gksus okyh gSa] exj blesa ,slh dksbZ ckr ugha gSA ,d rjQ rks ;g dgk tkrk gS fd yk ,.M vkMZj fcYdqy Bhd gS exj nwljh rjQ xksfy;ka pyrh gS] yksxksa vkSj yhMjksa dh fxjQ~rkfj;ka dj jgsa gSa] twfMf”k;y bUdok;jh djokus ds fy, budkj djrs gSa] tks yksx FkksM+k cgqr cksyuk pkgrs gSa mudh tckucanh djuk pkgrs gSa] nQk 144 yxk djds dy eSa ,d xkao esa tkus yxk Fkk exj jkLrs esa gh lkS&Ms<+ lkS vkneh iqfyl ds vkSj ,d eSftLVssªV dks ns[k djds eq>s ykSVuk iM+kA fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSaus rks ogka dksbZ mrstuk iSnk ugha djuh Fkh] eSa rks dksbZ lks”kfyTe dk ySDpj gh nsrk] exj ;s rks gesa bl rjhds dh krsa Hh ugha djus nsrsA paMhx<+ dk tgka rd rkYyqd gS] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] ge rks ges”kk gkml ds lkFk Fks] yksxksa ds lkFk Fks] gSa vkSj vk;ank Hkh jgsaxsA fdlh txg ge ihNs ugha jgsA ;g rks ;gh yksx gSa tks turk dh bPNkvksa dh vc rks iwfrZ ugha djok lds ysfdu dgrs gSa fd we shall continue our fight for Chandigarh. Fdruh fgiksØslh vkSj eDdkjh gS \ ¼fo?u vkSj “kksj½ Smt. Om Prabha Jain: Is it in the Governor’s Address? Is he referring to the Governor’s Address? pkS/kjh pkan jke% fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] ;g rks fjiksfVZM ckr gSA ¼fo?u½ eSaus ;g rks ugha dgk fd vkius dgk gSA eSaus rks dgk fd vkidh ikVhZ us dgk gSA vxj xyr ckr gS rks dg nsa fd geus ,slk jstksY;w”ku ikl ugha fd;k gSA vxj fd;k gS rc rks og vc ifCyd dk MkSD;wCeSaV cu x;k gSA ifCyd dh izksiVhZ cu x;k gS vkSj ifCyd rFkk ge vkidh :fyax ikVhZ ls tkuuk pkgrs gSa fd vki vc fdl rjg ls paMhx<+ dks gkfly djsaxs \ tjk ;g crk nhft, rkfd ge Hkh vkidk lkFk nsus ds ckjs esa lksp ldsaA bu “kCnksa ds lkFk] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] eSa vkidk “kqfØ;k vnk djrk gwa vkSj mEehn djrk gwa fd gekjh vkRek gj pht dks ns[ksxh vkSj lksp le>dj ;g QSlyk djsxh fd ;g ljdkj yksxksa dh HkykbZ ds fy, ;k lgh ek;uksa esa lks”kfyTe ykus ds fy, fdruk dke dj jgh gSA vUr esa] fMIVh Lihdj lkfgck] ,d ckj fQj eSa ljdkj dks psrkouh nsuk pkgrk gwa fd ukStokuksa ds [kwu ls [ksyuk vkids fy, Bhd ugha jgsxk mldk cqjk vlj gksxkA fdruh cqjh ckr gS ;fn gksLVyksa esa tkdj ds njokts rksM+ djds yM+dksa dks idM+k tk, \ ;g eSa viuh rjQ ls ugha dg jgk gwaA bl ckr dks rks fVªC;wu ds dksjSliksUMSUV us viuh vka[kkas ls ns[kk gSA tjk lkspks vkSj lksp le> dj dne mBkvksA yksxksa ls I;kj djks] bl rjg ls mrstuk iSnk er djksA vkSj nQk 144 oxSjk dks gVk djds gfj;k.kk esa “kkfUr iSnk djds bl izns”k dks cukus dh ckr djksA Jh cukjlh nkl xqIrk ¼fHkokuh½% mik/;{k egksn;k] oSls rks lnu dk le; vkt dk lekIr gkssus ds fudV gS vkSj eSaus dqN cgqr lkjh ckrsa vkils fuosnu djuh gSaA vHkh vkids lkeus] bl lnu ds lkeus fojks/khj ny ds miusrk pkS/kjh pkan jke th dk Hkk’k.k gqvkA pkS/kjh pkan jke th gekjs cgqr iqjkus nksLr gSaA os lektoknh fopkj/kkjk j[krs gSaA eq>s irk gS bl ckr dk D;ksafd cgqr vlsZ ls ge feydj lkFk dke djrs jgs gSaA vky bafM;k dkaxzsl desVh dk tc vf/kos”ku gksrk Fkk rks eaS vkSj pkS/kjh pkan jke th mlds eSEcj gksrs Fks vkSj gekjh fey dj ;g dksf”k”k gksrh Fkh fd tks Hkh dk;ZØe fgUnqLrku eas pys og lektokn ij vk/kfjr gks vkSj bldh feydj ge ps’Vk djrs FksA vkt gekjk nqHkkZX; lef>, fd os fojks/kh cSfUpt ij fojkteku gSaA ysfdu dksbZ ckr ugha] ;g jktuhfr gS] jktuhfrd {ks= gSA blesa dksbZ O;fDr VSªtjh cSfUpt~ ij cSBs ;k fojks/kh ny ds cSfUpt ij cSBs blls dksbZ vUrj ugha vkrkA vkt tks fopkj mUgksaus O;Dr fd,] mlls ,d ckr t:j izdV gksrh gS fd vkt Hkh mudh gkfnZd mRdaBk gS fd lektokn ij vey fd;k tk,A vius Hkk’k.k esa le; le; ij mUgksaus b”kkjk fd;k gS fd ljdkj dk tks ctV vk,] ljdkj dk tks izksxzke vk, mlesa lektokn dh >yd gksuh pkfg,A eSa Hkh bl ckr dk gkeh gwa vkSj dksf”k”k djrk gwa fd vkt ds ;qx esa lektokn ij vk/kkfjr izksxzke gfj;k.kk esa Hkh rsth ds lkFk pysA ysfdu eSa lkFk gh lkFk pkS/jh pkan jke th ls izkFkZuk d:axk fd tc ls ;g ljdkj cuh gS gfj;k.kk esa rc ls ysdj tks dke blus fd, gSa mudk ;fn ge igys ls eqdkcyk djsa rks uqDrkphuh dh dksbZ ckr utj vkrh ughA ;g Bhd gS fd ljdkj dh uqDrkphuh djuk vki dk gd gSA vki cs”kd djsa [kwc lksp&le>dj djsa vkSj dM+s “kCnksa esa djsa ysfdu blds lkFk gh lkFk gfj;k.kk dh jkthufr eas ,d LoLFk; ijEijk dk;e djus ds fy, ;g Hkh t:jh gS fd ljdkj us tufgr ds tks dk;Z fd, gSa mudks vki ekusa] mudks vki Lohdkj djsa vkSj ;g dgsa Qk[kfnyh dk lcwr nsrs gq, fd bl ljdkj ds cuus ds i”pkr~ ftruk fodkl dk Bksl dke gfj;k.kk esa gqvk gS vkt fgUnqLrku ds fdlh nwljs lwcs esa bldk mnkgj.k ugha feyrkA ¼VSªtjh cSfUpt~ dh rjQ ls rkfy;ka½ ;g eSa ekurk gw fd uqDrkphuh djuk pkS/kjh lkgc vkSj fojks/kh ny ds esjs fe=ksa dk dke gS D;ksafd vkt fgUnqLrku es ategwfj;r gS] iztkra=okn gS vkSj iztkra=okn esa ftruk vko”;d ftruk egRoiw.kZ :fyax&ny ¼ikVhZ½ gksrk gS mruk gh t:jh fojks/kh ny Hkh gksrk gSA fojks/kh ny dk jksy cM+k egRoiw.kZ gksrk gS] cM+k vge gksrh gS ysfdu eSa vki ls ;g t:j pkgwaxk] ;g vk”kk d:axk fd vki ljdkj dh iz”kalk Hkh djsa] ogka djsa tgka mUgksaus iz”kalk;ksX; dk;Z fd;k gSA pkS/kjh cuokjh jke% vxj fd;k gh u gks rks iz”kalk D;k djsa \ Jh cukjlh nkl xqIrk% rw rks lkou dk va/kk gS] rq>s rks jk gh gjk utj vkrk gSA tjk fny Fkke dj lquksA Sh. S.P. Jaiswal: Madam, is it not unparliamentary to call an Hon. Member a blindman? I want your ruling on this. ¼”kksj½ Jh t; flag jkBh% eSMe tks vkids lSØsVjh lkgc ds ikl ,d fyLV gS mlesa fn[kok yhft, fd vk;k ;g vu&ikfyZ;keSaVjh gS ;k ughaA mik/;{kk% fn[kok ywaxh vkSj ns[k dj QSlyk ns nwaxhA ¼fo?u ,oa “kksj½ Jh cukjlh nkl xqIrk% mi/;{k egksn;k] ;g dksbZ fookn dh ckr ugha gSA vxj ;g vuikfyZ;keSaVjh “kCn gS rks eq>s bls okfil ysus esa dksbZ fgpfdpkgV ugha gSA vkidh fyLV esa vxj ;g ekStwn gS rks eSa cM+h [kq”kh ds lkFk okfil ysus ds fy, rS;kj gwaA mik/;{k egksn;k] ;g vfHkHkk’k.k] ftlds Åij fd vkt lnu esa okn&fookn py jgk gSa] eSaus cM+s xkSj ds lkFk lquk vkSj cM+s /;ku ds lkFk i<+k gSA Deputy Speaker: The House stands adjourned till 2.00 P.M. tomorrow, the 17th February, 1970. 6.30 P.M. (The Sabha tehn adjourned till 2.00 P.M. tomorrow, the 17th February, 1970)