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HARYANA VIDHAN SBHA RESUME OF BUSINESS TRANSACTED BY THE TWELFTH HARYANA VIDHAN SABHA DURING THE SEVENTH (AUGUST) SESSION, 2012 WITH APPENDIX CONTAINING DAILY BULLETINS HARYANA VIDHAN SABHA SECRETRARIAT CHANDIGARH AUGUST, 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sr. Subject Page 1 Statement regarding Council of Minister 1 etc. 2 Statement regarding party position 3 3 Summoning, Sitting and Prorogation of 4 the Haryana Vidhan Sabha 4 Leave of Absence 5 5 Programme observed 6 6 Panel of Chairpersons 12 7 Committees 13 8 References 26 9 Financial Business 34 10 Legislation 36 11 Synopsis of the Bills 40 12 Resolution 43 Non-official - 13 Report presented/Laid 44 14 Paper presented/Laid/Re-laid 45 15 Adjournment Motion 47 16 Calling Attention Notices Under Rule 73 49 17 Short Duration Discussion Notice Under 54 Rule 73-A 18 Statement made by the Ministers 56 19 Comparative statement of speeches made 57 and time taken thereon 20 Figures relating to Questions 58 21 Question statement 59 22 Statement Showing the Date-wise Number 60 of Starred Questions Answered/not put/Postponed 23 Statement showing the date-wise number 61 of Starred Question deemed to have been answered Under Rule 45(1) 24 Statement showing the number of Starred 62 question in the name of Different Ministers date-wise. 25 Walk-outs 63 26 Ruling of the Speaker Regarding the issue 64 of castist remarks made against Sh. Jaiveer Balmiki, Chief Parliamentary Secretary by Sh. Abhey Singh Chautala, M.L.A. 27 Appendix 65 Bulletins Seventh (August) Session, 2012 - PERFACE The following pages contain Resume of Business transacted by the Twelfth Vidhan Sabha during its Seventh Session held from 24 August, 2012 to 28th August, 2012, togetherwith the Bulletins issued daily after the adjournment of each sitting of the Sabha. It is hoped that the publication would be found useful by Members and others who may wiSh.to know in detail the work done on each day by the Vidhan Sabha in its above said dates. Any suggestion for the further improvement of this publication in future would be welcomed. Chandigarh SUMIT KUMAR 22.11.2012 Secretary STATEMENT REGARDING COUNCIL OF MINISTERS ETC. (As on 24th August, 2012) SPEAKER Sh. Kuldeep Sharma DEPUTY SPEAKER Sh. Akram Khan COUNCIL OF MINISTERS CHIEF MINISTERS Sh. Bhupinder Singh Hooda Ministers 1. Sardar Harmohinder Singh Chattha, Finance Minister 2. Capt. Ajay Singh Yadav, Power Minister 3. Sh. Randeep Singh Surjewala, Industries Minister 4. Sh. Mahendra Pratap, Revenue Minister 5. Smt. Kiran Choudhary, Public Health Minister 6. Sardar Paramvir Singh, Agriculture Minister 7. Smt. Geeta Bhukkal Matanhail, Eudcation Minister 8. Sh. Narender Singh, Health Minister 9. Sh. Satpal, Cooperation Minister MINISTERS OF STATE 10. Sh. Shiv Charan Lal Sharma, Minister of State for Labour & Employment 11. Sh. Shukhbir Kataria, Minister of State for Sports & Youth Affairs CHIEF PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARY 12. Smt. Anita Yadav 13. Rao Dan Singh 14. Sh. Dharambir Singh 15. Sh. Jaiveer Singh 16. Ch. Jaleb Khan 17. Sh. Prahlad Singh Gillan Khera 18. Sh. Ram Kishan Fouji 19. Kumari Sharda Rathore 20. Sh. Sultan Singh 21. Sh. Ram Kishan Gujjar 22. Sh. Vinod Bhayana SECRETARY TO LEGISLATURE 23. Sh. Sumit Kumar STATEMENT REGARDING PARTY POSITION IN HARYANA VIDHAN SABHA AS ON 24TH AUGUST, 2012 1 Hon’ble Speaker 01 2 Indian National Congress Party 45 3 Indian National Lok Dal 30 4 Bhartiya Janta Party 04 5 Bahujan Samaj Party 01 6 Haryana Janhit Congress Party (BL) 01 7 Shiromani Akali Dal 01 8 Independent 07 Total 90 Note:- Five Members namely SarvSh. Vinod Bhayana, Narender Singh, Satpal Sangwan, Zile Ram and Dharam Singh were regarded as unattached Members vide Order of the Hon’ble Punjab and Haryana High Court dated 20.12.2011 in LPA No. 366/2011. However, the operation of said order was stayed by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India vide its Order dated 4.1.2012 in SLP(C) 54/2012 and 3 other SLPs. SUMMONING, SITTINGS AND PROROGATION OF THE HARYANA VIDHAN SABHA The Twelfth Haryana Vidhan Sabhha was summoned to meet for its Seventh Session in the Hall of Haryana Vidhan Sabha, Vidhan Bhawan, Chandigarh, on the 24th August, 2012, by an order of the Governor dated the 23rd July, 201 and continued to meet till the 28th August, 2012, when it was adjourned sine-die. It was later prorogued by an order of the Governor dated the 29th August, 2012. During the Session the Sabha held 3 sittings, as may be seen from the programme observed. LEAVE OF ABSENCE (i) Leave of absence from the House of Km. Sharda Rathore, Chief Parliamentary Secretary, Home, Haryana was received on 22nd August, 2012 for her inability to attend the Session of Haryana Vidhan Sabha as she had left for UK on 19.8.2012 to attend the social ceremony in the family of anacquitance. (ii) Leave of absence from the House of Sh. Harmohinder Singh Chattha, Finance Minister, Haryana was received on 23rd August, 2012 for his inability to attend the sitting of the House on 24th August, 2012 as he was ill and taking treatment at Medanta Medicity Hospital, Gurgaon. (iii) Leave of absence from the House of Smtt. Savitri Jindal, MLA was received on 24th August, 2012 for her inability to attend the sitting of the House on 24th August, 2012 due to some urgent personal work. Programme observed by the twelfth haryana vidhan sabha during its seventh session held from 24th august, 2012 to 28th august, 2012 Dated Programme 1 2 24th August, 2012 1. Obituary References (2.00 P.M. to 5.50 P.M.) (For details see under the heading ‘References’) 2. Presentation and adoption of the First Report of the Business Advisory Committee. 3. (i) PRESENTATION OF PRELIMINARY REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES REGARDING PRIVILEGE ISSUE AND EXTENSION OF TIME FOR PRESENTATION OF THE FINAL REPORT. THE CHAIRPERSON to present Fifth Preliminary COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES Report of the Committee of Privilege with regard to the question of alleged breach of privilege given notice of by Sh. Kuldeep Sharma, MLA (now Hon’ble Speaker) against Sh. Om PrakaSh.Chautala, MLA who made false statement on the floor of the House on 11th March, 2010 regarding imposing VAT on Salt which was made willfully, deliberately and knowingly by Sh. Om ParkaSh.Chautala, MLA thereby misleading the House and amounting to committing the contempt of the House/breach of privilege by him. ALSO to move that the time for the presentation of the final Report to the House be extended upto the first sitting of the next Session. (ii) PRESENTATION OF PRELIMINARY REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES REGARDING PRIVILEGE ISSUE AND EXTENSION OF TIME FOR PRESENTATION OF THE FINAL REPORT. THE CHAIRPERSON to present Fifth Preliminary COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES Report of the Committee of Privilege with regard to the question of alleged breach of privilege given notice of by Sh. Bharat Bushan Batra, MLA against Sh. Om PrakaSh.Chautala, MLA who made false, misleading and incorrect statement on the floor of the House on 11th March, 2010 willfully, deliberately and knowingly stating the Haryana Urban Development Authority had not acquired a single acre of land since coming into power of the Congress Government from March, 2005 till date. He has also stated that not even a single sector of HUDA had been floated during this period, whereas the Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Sh. Randeep Singh Surjewala had pointed out the correct factual position but Sh. Om PrakaSh.Chautala again asserted that neither even a singal sector HUDA was floated nor a single acre of land was acquired by HUDA from, 2005 till date. By doing so Sh. Om PrakaSh.Chautala has tried to mislead the House willfully, knowingly and deliberately which amounts to contempt of the House/Breach of Privilege committed by him on the floor of the House. Thus, the matter of making false statement by Sh. Om PraskaSh.Chautala on the floor of the House on 11th March, 2010, involves the question of Breach of Privilege/contempt of the House. ALSO to move that the time for the presentation of the final Report to the House be extended upto the first sitting of the next Session. (iii) PRESENTATION OF PRELIMINARY REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES REGARDING PRIVILEGE ISSUE AND EXTENSION OF TIME FOR PRESENTATION OF THE FINAL REPORT. THE CHAIRPERSON to present Fifth Preliminary COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES Report of the Committee of Privilege with regard to the question of alleged breach of privilege given notice of by Sh. Aftab Ahmed, MLA against Sh. Om PrakaSh.Chautala, MLA who made categorically incorrect and misleading statement on the floor of the House on 11th March, 2010 stating that Reliance Company has been given 1500 acres of Government land at a cost of Rs. 370 crore in garb of giving employment, particularly when HSIIDC had acquired this land for welfare of the people. He further stated that a four acres chunk of land out of this acquired land has been auctioned for Rs. 290 crore. He consequently alleged loss to the exchequer and fraud on account thereof. He further stated that land of farmers was acquired in the name of ‘SEZ’ and they were told that they will be given bonus/annuity of Rs. 10,000/- per acre per year. He further stated that even a rupee has not been paid till date to any farmer by way of such bonus annuity. Whereas the above statement of Sh. Om PrakaSh.Chautala is factually and absolutely incorrect. Sh. Om PrakaSh.Chautala has made a false, misleading and incorrect statement in the House on both the afore-stated subjects. Sh. Om PrakaSh.Chautala made this statement willfully, deliberately and knowingly to mislead this august House.
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    Refugee Review Tribunal AUSTRALIA RRT RESEARCH RESPONSE Research Response Number: IND30460 Country: India Date: 30 August 2006 Keywords: India – Indian National Lok Dal – Chandigarh – Police This response was prepared by the Country Research Section of the Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT) after researching publicly accessible information currently available to the RRT within time constraints. This response is not, and does not purport to be, conclusive as to the merit of any particular claim to refugee status or asylum. Questions 1. What is the current political situation of the Indian National Lok Dal Party? 2. Is there evidence of violence or harassment of Indian National Lok Dal Party members in India? 3. Is there evidence of violence or harassment of Indian National Lok Dal Party members specifically in Chandigarh? 4. Is there any evidence of police collusion in violence against Indian National Lok Dal Party members in Chandigarh? RESPONSE 1. What is the current political situation of the Indian National Lok Dal Party? The Political Handbook of the World: 2005-2006 includes an entry on the INLD that indicates that at the 2004 general election in India, “the INLD won no seats.” The party had broken “with the BJP [Bharatiya Janata Party] shortly before the 2004 general election”. The INLD also “lost control of Haryana at the March 2005 state elections” (Banks, Arthur S., Muller, Thomas C. & Overstreet, William R. (eds) 2006, Political Handbook of the World: 2005-2006, CQ Press, Washington, p. 517 – Attachment 2). The RRT Country Research resource guide The Republic & States of India at a Glance, updated August 2006 also provides information on the INLD (RRT Country Research 2006, The Republic & States of India at a Glance, August, p.