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LOK SABRA DEBATES (English Version) Eight" SerIeI, vot. ltV", No.1l Wednesc1a,. March 8) lt89 Ph.lgou. 17. 1918 (sat.) LOK SABRA DEBATES (English Version) '"fhirteenth Session (Eighth Lok Sabba) (Vol. XLVII contains Nos. 11 to 20) LOB! SABRA SECRE'fARlA17 NEW DELHI Price: '.00 [ORIGINAL ENGLISH PROCEEDINGS INCLUDED IN ENGLISH VeRSION AND ORIGINAL J-IINDI PROCEEDINGS INCLUDED IN HINDI VERSION WILL BB TREATED M AUTHORIIATIVE AND NOT THE TRANSLATION THEREOF.] CONTENTS [Eighth SOflPS, Vol XL VII, Thirteenth Session, 1989 11910 (SaAa)) No 11, Wednesday, March 8, 1989/Phalguna 17, 1910 (Saka) Co UMNS Oral Answers to Questions 1 42 • St;::trred Questions Nos 183,184,187 188 and 190 to 192 Written An.::..wers to Questions 48 - ?98 Starred Questions Nos 185,186,189 and 43 68 193 to 203 Unstarred QuestIons Nos 1734 to 1780 and 178? 10 1899 Papers I aId orr-the Table 299 - ~102 Committee on Prtvate M(lmbprs' BIlls and Resolutions :102 SixtIeth Report---P resented Pubic Accounts CorTlmft1ee 303 - 104 Hundred and forty-first and Hundred and forty-second Heports-P resented MattE?iS Under Rule 377 304 111 (,) O(~mand tor giving due Importance to 304 '105 teaching of Sansknt IL1nguage, publlshmg old Sanskrit handwntten manuscript now In possession of Sansknt scholars In Mrthlla Region of Bihar and for providing funds to Bihar for Sansknt scholars Dr G.S. Rajhans (II) Demand for taking steps to modernise the 305 - :~06 Government Oprum and Alkaloid Works. Ghazipur The Sign t marked above the name of a member indicates that the question was actuaJly lsked on the floor of the House ty that Member. (it) Ca· ... (U.P.) and save it from closure in the interest of workers. Shri Zainul Basher (til) Demand for re-starting the closed textile mils in 306 Bombay and steps to prevent further closwa of like mila. Shri Sharad Oighe (iv) Demand for sending a Central Team to Orissa to 306 - 307 assess intensity of drought in Bolangir and Kalahandi distrids 01 the state and suggest remedial measures Shri Nityananda Misra (v) Demand for measure to save Uluberia town from 307 .. 308 subsidence Shri Hannan Molfah (vi) Demand for setting up the proposed Vijayanagar 308 Steel Plant at Hospet in Karnataka early Shri V.S. Krishna Iyer (vii) Demand for buying at a remunerative price cotton 308 - 309 and chillies produced in Andhra Pradesh, by the Cotton Corporation 01 India and the State Trading Corporation, respectively, to alleviate farmers' suffering Shri C. Janga Reddy (viii) Demand for financial assistance to Rajasthan 309-310 Govemment for relief work in drought-affected areas Shri Virdhi Chander Jain (Ix) Demand for acx=ording sanction to the development 310 .. 311 of Jalandhar-Hoshiarpur-Hamirpur-Mandi road as a National Highway Prof. Narain Chand Parashar (iii) CoLUMNS Railway Budget, 1989-9O--Generaf Discualon 311-412 Shri Vakkom Purushothaman 311 - :~14 Shri Amar Roypradhan 314 - ~~18 Shri Mahabir Prasad 318 .. :127 Shri Ganga Ram 328 - 330 Dr. Krupasindhu Bhai 331 .. ~&34 Shri Simal Kanti Ghosh 334 - a36 Shri N.V.N. Somu 336·340 Shrimati Manorama Singh 340 - 344 Shri H.N. Nanje Gowda 344 .. ~-J47 Prof. N.G. Ranga 347 ... ~'50 Shri M. Raghuma Reddy 350 - 354 Shri R.P. Suman 354 - 358 Shri D.P. Jadeja 358 - 361 Dr. Prabhat Kumar Mishra 361 - 364 Shri K.S. Rao 364 - 368 Shri Gokul Saikia 368 - ~i70 Shri Kamla Prasad Singh 370 - 374 Shri Arvind Netam 374-Sn Shri Balwant Singh Ramoowalja 377 - 380 Shri K.P. Singh Deo 380 .. 383 Shri N. Dennis 383 -386 Shri Ram Bahadur Singh 386 - 389 (iv) Shri Shiv Prasad Sahu 390-393 Shri M.l. Jhikram 393 -395 Shri Shaminder Singh 395 - :J97 Shri laI Vijay Pratap Singh 397-399 Shri Jagdish Awasthi 399 .. 402 Shri Abdul Hannan Ansari 402-404 Shri Birbal Shri Somnath Rath 406 -407 Shri Mahabir Prasad Yadav 407-409 Shri R. Jeevarathinam 409-412 Message from the President 327 Statement Re: Change in Govemment Business 389 Shri H. K.l. Bhagat HaH-an-hour discussion 413 - 432 Strike by Research Scholors of AU-India Institute of Medical Sciences Shri Chandra Pratap Narain Singh 413 .. 416 Shri Ram Niwas Mirdha 416 - 421 429 .. 6J32 Shri V. Sobhanadreeswara Aao 421 -·123 Shri Sharad Dighe 423 -.l25 Shri Somnath Rath 425 - 427 Prof. Saifuddin Soz 427 .. 429 LOK SABHA DEBATES LOKSABHA (e) whether Government have con­ ducted any inquiry in this regard and if so, the outcome thereof and the action takan thereon; and Wednesday. March B. 19891Phalguna 17, 1910 (Saka) (f> the time by which the outstanding dues are likely to be recovered? [English] The Lot Sabha mel at Eklven of the Clock THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE [MR. SPEAKER in the Chai~ MINISTRY OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SHRf DAlBIR SINGH): (a) to (1). A State­ ment is given below. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS STATEMENT I Translation] In all there were 12 such cases. In one case, the bid was cancelled, the earnest DDA dues against Private Builders money forfeited and the plot re-allotted. In two cases, it was decided to cancel the bid *183 SHRI KALI PRASAD PANDEY: on account of failure of the parties to pay the Will the Minister of URBAN balance 75% of the premium. Both the par­ DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: ties went to court and the cases are subju­ dice. Two more cases are subjudice on (a) whether a heavy amount payable to different grounds. In the sixth case. the the Delhi Development Authority by a num­ builder is open to payment of the balance ber of private builders in respect of land amount due with interest provided he is purchased by them is outstanding; allowed to construct the building according to the conditions notified by the Delhi Devel­ (b) if so, the details of such private opment Authority ~t the time of auction in builders, the amount outstanding against 1980. But the revised guidelines on the each and the bank guarantee furnished by subject induced by the Government in Feb­ them; ruary, 1988 do not permit the construction of the building on these lines. This aspect of the matter is being sorted out by the Delhi Davel (c) the steps taken by the DDA so far to opment Authority with the builder. The re­ recover the outstanding amount; maining six cases are under consideration on the basic question of relaxation in the last (d) whether DOA proposes to cancel date of payment of balance premium and the the allotment of land to those private builders terms and conditions on which such a re­ for their default in payment; if not, the rea­ laxation should be granted. sons for not ordering the cancellation of the allotment; 2. Out of the total 11 pending cases, the 3 Oral Answers MARCH 8.1989 Oral Answ81'8 4 possession of land had been granted only in SHRI GIRDHARI LAL VYAS: t~ it three cases. 'n all these three cases. more been dons, 1he dues would have been re­ than 500/0 of the premium has been received covered. and the balance along with interest mbacked by bank guarantees. MR. SPEAKER: This is what I am say­ ing. 3. Under the circumstances stated above, it has no1 been considered neces­ SHRI,DALBIR StNGH:As stated by the sary to hokJ any enquiry. hon. Member, 12 such cases are there. In one case, the earnest money was 25 per [ Translation] cent which has been forleited and irn two casas it was decided lo canoel the bid on SHRI KAlt PRASAD PANDEY: Mr. account of failul'e of the partles to pay the Speaker, Sir. the hoo. Minister in his reply to balance 75 percent of the premium. &tooth my question has stated that there are out­ the parties approached the court Simiiariy.. standing dues against 12 private bund9r~ 2 more cases are sub-judice on different and in this connection. I need your protec'" grounds. As the hon. Member wanted to tion. You will be surprised to know that there know about the D.D.A. meeting I want to are Rs. 8 crores outstanding amount against inform him that a meeting was held and in Messers. Ansals since 18.2. 1982. Sim ilarJy I this meeting, a deciSIOn was taken to sort out there are Rs. 9 crores outstanding against these matters. We have always made efforts Anand Constructions since 6.6.1982 and to ensure that dues are recovered. There are As. 2 crores are to be paod by Delhi Towers 6 more such private builders who have Rot since 6.6.1982. In the same way. there are paid the premium and in this connection, it is 12 private builders who have defaulted in being considered that what concessions can their payment for the last 15 years and this be given to enable them to repay their out .. outstanding amount is not less than Rs. 15 or standing dues. I want to assure the han. 16 crores in each case. I want to know Member that we shall sort out this matter as whether the hen. Minister is aware that a raid early as possIble. was carried on the "offices of these private builders and coloniserson 21stJanuary and SHRI KALI PRASAD PANDEY: MR. As. 80 lakhs worth of benaml deeds were SPEAKER, SJA, I AM AMAZED TO HEAR seized. The total amount Involved is As. 25 THe reply of the hon. Minister. I had raised crores. The hon. Minister has stated in his my supplementary With great hope but the reply that 50 per cent of the amount has been clear manner in which the han.
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