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English Version _ ~iD(1a Series, Vol. VIIN~_ 5! Tuesd.,. Ma, 29. 1tN Jyaistlla 8, I'll (~) LOK SABHA DEBATES (English Version) Seceod SellLoD (NID" Lok S.bba) (~ol. VII CO.'alru No .. 51 to 5S) LOI SABRA SEeR.TAII 'I' NIW DELHI "rlC. I RI. ~.0tJ (~I _ ........ I~ 111 81101..1tM v• .,. ... OIatGDI'L IIDIDI .....1 .. JtrfQJ.UpID De tIJtak "...,.. WILL • _.., AI AU ......,.. MID .,.. ... ,...,...,..,. n ....t CONTENTS [Ninth Series, Vol. VII, Second Session, 199011912 (Saka)J No. 51, Tuesday, May 29. 1990/Jyaistha 8, 1912 (Saka) CoLUMNS Papers laid on the Table 1-9 Messages from Rajya Sabha 9-10 legislative Council Bill 10--50 As passed by Rajya Sabha-Laid leave of Absence from the sittings of the House 50--51 Pettion Re. Closure of Refractory and Ceramic Units of Raniganj No.2 52 Works and Durgapur Works of Burn Standard Co. Ltd. West Bengal-Presented Statement by Minister 52-59 Licensing policy on steel Shri Dinesh Goswami Matters Under Rule 377 59-64 (i) Need to set up an Atomic Power Plant in district Puri of 59-60 Orissa at the place proposed by Site Selection Committee for Eastern Region Shri Gop; Nath Gajapathi (ii) Need to include 'Gaund', 'Manjhi' and 'Panika' tribes of 60 Uttar Pradesh in the tist of Scheduled Tribes Shri Mohanlal Jhikram (ii) CoLUMNS (iii) Need to include the project of extension of metre gauge 61 line upto Agartala, Tripura, in the 8th Plan Shri Sontosh Mohan Dev (iv) Need to instal high power T. V. transmitter at Doordarshan 62 Catre, Saharsa in Bihar Shri Surya Narayan Yadav (v) Need to open a Central Research University In Uttrakhand 62 in Uttar Pradesh Shri M.S. Pal (vi) Need for effective steps to check polutlon of water by 63 effluents from various chemical and phQrmacenticals industries In Madhya Pradesh, particularly in Ratlam Dr. Laxminarayan Pandeya (vii) Need to take steps to check the sOil erosion 63~4 caused by Ghaghra river in Azamgarh district, Uttar Pradesh Shri Ram Krishan Yadav (viii) Neet to withdraw cases of vlctlmisation against 64 Railway employees and to remove Rule 14(ii) of the Railway Servants (DIscipline and appeal) Rules, 1968 Shri A.K. Roy Const~ut!on (Scheduled Castes) Orders (Amendment) Bill 65-107 .' As Passed by Rajya Sabha Motion to consider Shri Suresh Kod.kkunnil 65-67 Shri Ramashray Prasad Singh 67-69 (iii) COLUMNS Shri P. Pencha1liah 69-72 Shr; Piyare LaJ Handoo 72-74 Shri Satynarayan Jatiya 74-76 Shri N. Dennis 76-78 Kumari Simal Kaur Khalsa 78 Shri B. Rajaravi Varma 79--80 Prof. K.V. Thomas 81 Shr; Haribhau Shankar Mahale 81-83 Shri Peter G. Marbaniang 84 Shr; Vamanrao Mahadik 84-85 Shri Palas Barman 86-88 Shri Ratilal Kalidas Varma 88 Shri Ram Vilas Paswan 88-96 Clauses 2 to 7 and 1 97-107 Motio to Pass Shri Ram Vilas Paswan 99-106 Constitution (SIxty-EIghth amendment) Bill 107-167 Motion to consider Shri Kusum~ Krishna Murthy 113-116 Shri Ram Dhan 116-121 Shri Khemchandbhai Somabhai Chavda 121-124 Shri Uttam Rathod 124-128 (iv) CoLUMNS Shri Nani Bhattacharya 128-130 Shri K.O. Sultanpun 130-132 Shn Santosh Bhartlya 132-133 Shn Chhavlram Argal 133-138 Shri Arvind Netam 138-139 Kumar! Mayawatl 139-140 Shn Glrdhan Lal Bhargava 140 Shn Ram Lal Rahl 140-142 Shn P,yare Lal Handoo 142-144 Shn Hanbhau Shankar Mahale 144-145 Shn Vishwanath Pratap Singh 145-146 149-159 Shn Vasant Sathe 147-148 Shn Ram Vilas Paswan 159-167 Constitution (Sixty-Sixth Amendment) SIll 167-174 Motion to consider Shn Upedra Nath Verma 167 Shn Guman Mal Lodha 167-174 LOK SABHA DEBATES LOKSABHA on the working of the Na- tional Hydroelectric Power Corporation Limited for the year '988--89. TU8sday, May 29, 1990lJyaistha 8, 19 12 (Saka) (ii) Annual Report of the Na- tional Hydroelectric Power Corporation Limited for the year 1988-89 along with The Lok Sabha met at Audited Accounts and com· ments of the Comptroller and Eleven of the Clock Auditor General thereon. [MR. SPEAKER in the Chail1 (2) A statement (Hindi and English versions) showing reason. for PAPERS LAID ON THE TABLE delay in laying the papers men- tioned at (1) above. [Placed in [Eng/ish] Library. See No. l T 1022190] Review on the working of and Annual (3) A copy of the Report (Hindi and Report of National Hydroelectric Power English versions) of the Comp· Corporation Ltd. for 1988-89 and atat. troller and Auditor General of ment for detay In laying the.. paper. and India-Union Government (No. 13 Report of Comptroller and Auditor Gen- of 1989) (Commercial)-Neyveli .r.' of India-Union Government - (No. Lignite Corporation Limited. 13 of 1989) (Commercial) - Neyvell Lig- under article 151 (1) of the Con- nite Corporation Ltd. stitution. [Placed in library. SH No. LT 1023/90] THE MINISTER OF ENERGY AND MINISTER OF CIVIL AVIATION (SHAI ARIF Notifications under Major Port Trust. Act MOHAMMAD KHAN): I beg to lay on the 1963 and Highways Ad 1956 and atata- Table:- ment for delay In laying the Notification under National Highway Act 1956; An- (1) A copy each of the following nual AdmInIstrative Report and Revle. papers (Hindi and English ver- on the Working of Pepau Road Tran8port sions) under sub-sedion (1) of Corporation Patla .. for 1987-88 8tC. section 619A of the Companies Act, 1956-- THE MINISTER OF SURFACE TRANS- PORT (SHAI K.P. UNNIKRtSHNAN): I beg (i) Review by the Government to lay on the Table- 3 Papers Laid MAY 29,1990 Papers Laid 4 (1) A copy of Notification No. G.S.R. the year 1987-88. 24 (E) (Hindi and English ver- sions) published in Gazette of (5) A statement (Hindi and English India dated the 22nd January, versions) showing reasons for 1990 approving the Calcutta Pi- delay in laying the papers men- lot Service (other than Haldia tioned at (4) above. [Placed in Dock Complex) (Training, Grad- Library. See No. L T 1026/90] ing and Seniority) Regulations, 1990 under sUb-section (4) of (6) (i) A copy of the Annual Report section 124 of the Major Port (Hindi and English versions) Trusts Act, 1963. [Placed in of the Bombay Dock Labour Library. See No. L T 1024/90] Board for the year 1988-89 along with Audited Accounts (2) A copy of Notification No.S.O. under Section 5E of the Dock 147(E) (Hindi and English ver- Workers (Regulation of sions) published in Gazette of Employment) Act, 1948. India dated the 20th February, 1989 declaring five State Roads (ii) A copy of the Review (Hindi as National Highways together and English versions) by the with a corrigendum thereto pub- Government on the working lished In Notification No. S.O. of the Bombay Dock Labour 674 (E) In Gazette of India dated Board for the year 1988-89. the 22nd August, 1989 under section 10 of the National High- (7) A statement (Hindi and English ways Act. 1956, versions) showing reasons for delay in laying the papers men- (3) A statement (Hindi and English tioned at (6) above. [Placed in versions) showing reasons for Library. See No. L T 1027/90] delay In laying the papers men- tioned at (2) above. [Placed in (8) (i) A copy of the AnntJal Report Library. See No. LT 1025/90] (Hindi and English versions) of the National Institute of (4) (I) A copy of the Annual Ad- Port Management Madras, ministration Report (Hindi for the year 1988-89 along and English versions) of the with Audited Accounts. Pepsu Road Transport Cor- poration, Patiala, forthe year (ii) A copy of the Review (Hindi 1987-88 under sub-section and English versions) by the (3) of sect ion 35 of the Road Government on the working Transport Corporations Act, of the National Institute of 1950, read with clause (c) Port Management, Madras, (IV) of the Proclamation for the year 1988-89. dated the 11 th May, 1987 issued by the President in (9) A statement (Hindi and English relation to the State of versions) showing reasons for Punjab. delay in laying the papers men- tioned at (8) above. [Placed in (ii) A copy of the ReView (Hindi Library. See No. LT 1028/90] and English versions) by the Government on the working (10) A statement (Hindi and English of the Pepsu Road Trans- versions) explaining the reasons port Corporation. Patlala, for for not laying the Audited k- 5 Papers Laid JYAISTHA 8,1912 (SAKA) Papers Laid 6 counts of the Pepsu Road Trans .. versions) published in Gazette port cOrporation, Patiala, for the of India dated the 30th August, year 1988-89 within the stipu- 1989, regarding exemption to lated period of nine months after tractors from the requirements of the close ofthe Accounting Vear. certain provisions of sub-section [Placed in Library. See No. LT (3) of section 110 of the Motor 1029/90] Vehicles Act, 1988 issued under the said section of the Act. (11) A copy each of the following Notifications (Hindi and English (13) A copy of the Notification No. versions) under section 8A of 5.0. 766 (E) (Hindi and English the Dock Workers (Regulation of versions) published in Gazette Employment) Act, 1948: of India dated the 27th Septem- ber, 1989 appointing the 1st (i) The Calcutta Dock Clerical March, 1990 as the date on which and Supervisory Workers the provisions of sub-rule (i) of (Regulation of Employment rule 115 of the Central Motor Amendment Scheme, 1989 Vehicles Rules, 1989 shall come published in Notification No. into force issued under sub-rule S.O.
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