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Legislative Assembly 10th February 1936 THE OISLATIVE ASSEMBLY DEBATES (Official Report) Volume I, 1936 (Srd February 10 14th February, 1936) THIRD SESSION OF THE FIFTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, 1936 .. NEW DELHI G..)VERNJlENT OF INDIA PRESS 1916. Legislative Assembly. Pfllridetlt : TBB HONOURABLE Sm ABDUB RAmK, K.C.B.I., KT. Deputy Pruidettl: lb. AlanL C!u.lmBA. DATTA, M.L.A. Panel oj CAairma: PA.ImlT Govnm BALLABH PANT, M.L.A. Sm CowA.SJI JBHA.l'fGIB, BART., K.C.I.E.. O.B.E., M.L.A. Sm LESLIE HUDSON, KT., M.L.A. BIB MU1IA.JDIA.D YA.JIIl'f KHAN, KT., C.I.E., M.L.A. 8ecretary : MuN MUlI.AJOU.D RAl!'I, BAB.-AT-LAW • .A88i&ta7&t oj t1Ie 8eorela'1l : R.u BA.HA.DUB D. DUTT. Maraltal : CAl'TA.JN HAn SABDA.B. NUB AmuD KJulf, M.e., I.O.M., I.A. CommiUu on Pditiou : MR. AXlIIL C!uNDBA. DUTTA, M.L.A., CAaif"Maft . .Sm LESLIE HUDSON, KT., M.L.A. MB. B. DAS, M.L.A. DB. ZUUDDIN .AB:IU.D, C.I.E., M.L.A. lIa. M. S. ANDY, M.L.A. 't. CONTENTS• . VOLUMB I.-3rtl February toUth F.'f:mMJry.11J36. TUBsD.A.Y,4~B ~.BBVA&r, . lrI0lIJt4Y, 3BD .FBUVABY, 1938- 1936-conlJ Resolution f'8~te :Members Sw~m. • 1-2 Con'rol of the 'Benpl Motion f'fl Expression of and North Welitern. I'6gEet 011 the ~th.of· Railway ancl. the MadraIi . His Late Majesty King and Sol1them ¥abra~ George V, and Congra· Railway-DisCussion;"" tulations to His Mai-*7: not conc1ude.d .' '. , il17~2 .' ~Edw~ ynI upon W-DJllI8D.A.Y., 5TH FBBBV4&Y, His aooeision . .' . '2-8 ,-.; .. - .~ ; '/.. It38- 'TtIwIiI.A.Y, (Ira: FBBBIJ'A.Br; ! Questions 611d Annen. " ls0.:.-07 1938- Kotions_ fol' Adjoummenf;... :. ',:. l Kember S'IIOOft> '.. 9 Condition of the -HaRd- Questions MId Answers • 9-45 loom Weawrs' of :Bhon NofiiOe Qaestion Salem in the ·Kadras· and An.Iwer • .' .' ~6 Pleeiden c y - Ii:o" UDBterred QaeetiODB and moved. • 1t7,1., Answers . 46-107 In~rferenoe b!r Local· Statements laid OIl the Governments with .. Table. • 107-19 . ~ Coppess Golchm Deaths of·:Mr. Deep J ubUee celehratioDa Narayan Singh, Khan' .-Disallowed by Babadur AlUimRamaa tbiI OIaudhuri and :Mr. Govemol' Oeoeral • l~ Hunger-strike 'by .~ ; Kamini Kumar. Chanda 119-21 JOgeM . Oumdra lIotions for' Adjournment ChattMji, a Kakori . .' _ .~y caae pri- Lack of diseipline in soner-Disallo VI e d KiDg~s -the Regiment ':'. by $be' GovemOl' stationed at,,Ju,b~ . General.. • ._ 1.. por-,.D~o~ b)r Compulsory cbE8fVIII108 the Go:vernor ~ral. .121-22 of hartalin New DeJhi. ::::: _ .. ~tingof the soli!iers .. , on the 28th. January, of the King's Regi· :J936-Disa.IIo~d by ment'stiettionM at ,.1 the President. ' . .198-81 J ubbwpore..,...Batfe'd> 122 Gove~t of ln~·s .. Extemment OMen on views 9n the queetion. oeztaiil. Inil~ shop.. of excl¢~d I\lld par-' owners' 'ani!' trades· tially tI~C:l.lldo:>d a,reas men in'Iiaq:':':'With.:'" to the. j$eoretary of drawn ..' 122--2(, '1'52-58 State~is&llowed by , Panel of Chairmen '. .,', ,. 124 the Presid~nt . '. 191 _ .. Committee on Pi~it;ion8' . ~ 124 Seclll'ity d.e~ded from Election of' a Member to Ab"yuda1/Dof Alla-:, the Select Committee' habad - Disallowed.. on the Amendment 'of by the .Go:V~Qr , . St;anding Orders ' ; . , QeneE'!ll'. ,~.. le9-200 , -aovemor General's aaeent Me!IIIage from H. E. the to BiUs , .' • . • ,125 Govern~'Genenl' '., : ResolutioR-f'II Appointment· 'The Parai Marriaga and of a Joint: Standing . : ... ':Divorce ·,Bill.~Report " :; Army ; Com~e- of the J oin.t ()QJ)Jmi~ . ~. ~ .Adopted. '.. ) ~,.'" . c: laid on tJ;le Table '" .• .. ii ' WBDI0:8DAY, 5TH FBBBUABY, TamAY. 7TH FBBBUABY, 19S5-on'd. 1936-con':l. Agl8ement between the Seoretary of State for Diloussion of the Report India in Council acting of t.be Public AtDounts by and through the Committee 379- G&\"8ftlOI' ef She Pun~ ThePaymen* of W ... jn Council and the Bm-Discuaion on Beaerve Bank of India JOO-()2 the oonsideration of Election of a Member to clauses not oonoluded • a'J90.i.418 the Standing Com· Statement of Busineel . 41& mittee for Roads 262 Election of Kembel'll to the 8te.oding Com. mittee fot~ De~. ment of fndustriee' and . ;r...bour . ." • 202-63 Membene.om . ' -alltion of Kembel'll to . She Slllndlilg QJm~ ,QuestiOJ18 and AnsWeze: mittee OD Emigzation • 203 Short Notioe Question , ._ Italian Loeuaaw;l and~r CJoedita PI hibi~ Jl Bill-Introduced 203 lIotiona lor Adjournment The Pa~t ,-of Wapa - , lfisuse and miaappli~ Bm-DIIIcusaicm. on,~ eonBideraticm of claWieS tion of ~fatiw not concluded 204-47 ': Rules in dis&llowilatl " .... " the Aci o~. Motion on the Henda', TBu.8DAY, «t.rn PS8BUABY, 1936- incident-Buled but of order QuesionB &tid AnBwen .49-89 Direct .... mail MrViC!8 Short Noth!e QIleations between Kadna ,and and Answers ; 289-93 BangooD~dc>u' ~ :~nB for' Adjourn- of order • ment,....:... "7-70 Contract for the Howrm. , LOss of IndJan Life aild Bridge-Baled out Of propert.y in· an~ " order • . • ,293-95 -Disallowed by the Demand' fbI' seoarity President ";0-71 from h' AMgw.lcJfci Demand , of l!ecu2itY ~~~ ~ forpublioatioD in ve"· from the Ab" ...... batim of .. s= ,of AIIallabad---RuJiiig' delivel'ed in the • 'to be ~ after· Jativa .~bly- wudl • Ruled aut of order. 295-98 Election of Members to Control of the adminiB~ the Sl&ndiq Com- trativa .. in the mittee on BoadI!. Punjab-Ruled out the Standina eo-,. ofordemt. 299 mittee for the Depart· Election of. lfembe~ ment of 1Ildust.ri8B end to the Select Oommitk!e Labour and the Stand· on the Amendment of ing Committee on Standing Orders , . 299 Emigmtion The Indian Criminal Law Amendment (Repeal) Elemon of Jlemben to ."~,. Bm-DiaGusIIion on ihe Standing Com· , the conaideration of mittee for the :o,p..n. clauses not ooncluded I99-S36 ment of Eduoation. lleal~ and Landa iiiI-II; J!amAY, 7TJl FDBuABY. n. CinElDatograJlh 1936- (Amendment) Bill- QueetiOJ18 and Anewers "7-79 Appointment of lIr. Short Notice Question S. K. DM Gupta to andAtiswer 179 Q.e Select Committee 'I~ .iii l'AGB. WBD:NESDAY, 12TH FEB- MONDAY, 10TH FBBRUABY, RUARY. 1936-contd. I 93B--contd. Statements laid on the The Code of Civil Table • • • U7-1O Procedure (Amendment) Motion for Adjoumment BilI (Amendment of f'8 Contributions given section 1)-~t to the Y. M. C. A. in ment of Khan ur India-Disallowed by Shaikh Khunbaid the President • • eeo-e 1 Muhammad to the The Arbitration (Protocol Select Committee 513-14 and Convention) Bill- The Code of Civil Introduced •• III Procedme (Amend- The Payment of Waps ment) BilI (Amend- Bi1l-Discuasion on the ment of section 60)- motion to p81B, as Appointment of Khan amended, not concluded 111-701 Bahadur Shaikh Statement of Business 706-08 Xhmahaid Muhammad to the Select Committee 514 TJroBsDAY, 13TH FEBRUAlIY, The Code of Civil 1936- Procedme (Amend- Member Swam 707 ment) Bill (Amend- Questions and AtiSWera 707--18 ment of section 51)- Short Notice Questionl Appointment of the and Answers 75st-83 Honoun.ble Sir Frank Motion for adjoumment Noyce to the Select- re Prohibition of the Committee 514 appointment of Indiana The. Code of Ci,il in the Cypher Bmeau Procedure (Amend. of the Foreign and ment) BilI (Amend- Political Department- ment "of section 60)- Disallowed by the Appointment of the President. 781-87 Honourable Sir Fraok Election of Members to , Noyce to the Select the Standing Com· Committee 515 mittee for the Depart. The Payment of Wages Bill ment of Education, Discl1S8ion on the consi- Health and Landa 787 deration of claWIN not The Indian Criminal Law concluded . 515-17 Amendment (Repeal) Statement of Busineal 518 Bill-Motion to consi- der clause 2 negatived. 718-8' To.DAY, 11TH FBBauAJty, The Code of Criminal Pro· 1936- cedure (Amendment) Questions and Answers 519-64 Bill (Amendment of Short Notice Question section 406)-Passed • 787-83 and Answer li64-67 The Code of Criminal Resolution N State control Procedure (Amend. of the Bengal and ment) Bill (Amendment North We&tem Rail- of sections 30. 34. 34A way and the Madras and 35)--Discussion on and Southem Kabratta the motion to circulate Railway-Adopted . 1167-800 not concluded 793-80& .Resolution N Extension of FBmAY, 14TH FEBRUARY, the Bame level of ad. 1936- ministration to the Questions and Answers 807-80 people of the excluded The Payment of Wages and partially excluded Bill-Passed as areas-DisCUSl!ion not amended 880-71 concluded. 800-14 The Italian Loans and Credits Prohibition Bill WIIJ)lQ8DAY, 12TH F'BBBu. -Discussion on the ART,1936- consideration of claWI8B Jlember Swam 815 " not concluded. 871-10'1 QueBti0D8 and Answers 81~7 Statement of Busine. 10'1 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. J!o1luay. JUth Ftbruary, 1936. The Assembly met in the Assembly Chamber of the Council House at Eleven of the Clock, Mr. President (The Honourable Sir Abdur Rahim) in the Chair. MEMBBRS SWORN. Lieut.-Colonel Sir Henry Gidney, Kt., l\I.L.A. (Nominated Non- Official); and Dr. John Matthai, C.LE., M.L.A. (Government of India: Nominated Official). QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. PRoPOSAL OF SETTLEMENT OF BRITISH LABOUR IN INDIA.. IM.-Mr• .&kbJl CJhaD4ra Da\a: (a) Is there any scheme pr proposal of Settlement of British Labour in India? (b) Has there been any correspondence between the Secretary of State for India and the Government of India on the question whether room can be made in India for the surplus population of the United Kingdom? If so, will Government be pleased to lay 'it on the table? "!'he Honourable Sir PrIlDk lfoyce: (a) and (b).
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