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Ministry of Defence Government....( Interruptions) 357 ~camandsfor Grants (&n),BHADRA 14,191 3 (SAKA)ChmW & Fert~kets,Civr7 358 lSR91-92M. Of* Mh. of Aviath & Twrism edc. the 64 kilometres work would have been MR. DEPUTY-SPEAKER: They are completed. If the entire track renewalwork is coming. They are anxious to completed, the present speed of the trains hear....( lntemptions). buld be raised from 40 k.m. per hour to 60 k.m. per hour. Further, the entire money [Translation] already sanctioned may lapse due to this unjustifiable decision of the railway authori- SHRl KALKA DAS (Karol Bagh): Those ties of the Southern Railway. The people of who are responsible to run the House are that area (backward Ernad area) are very absent. much agitated over this issue. [English] Irequest the Minister of Railways to look into the matter and ensurecompletion of the MR. DEPUTY-SPEAKER: They are said track renewal work. coming now. SHRl E. AHAMED (Manjeri): Allies are here in full strength to support the Govern- ment. [Translation] DEMANDS FOB&&ANTS (GEN- ERAL). 1991-92 - SHRl KALKA DAS: Mr. Deputy Speaker. - Sir, you please direct the Ministry of Defence Government....( Interruptions). [English] [English] x? MR. DEPUTY-SPEAKER: The House SHRl JASWANT SlNGH (Chittorgarh): will take up further discussion and voting on Sir, &old that this-the Demands the Demands for Grants of the Ministry of for Grants of the Ministry of Defence for the Defence. year 1991-92 is of particular importance to our country. Now, Shri Jaswant Singh may speak: Sir in a situation of rapidly transforming. SHRl GEORGE FERNANDES indeed transformed international and inter- (Muzaffarpur): What about the quorum. Sir? nal situation where the boundaries of yesterday's certainties have altered irrevo- SHRl JASWANT SlNGH (Chittorgarh): cably the Annual Report of the Ministry of I won't raise this. Defence for 1990-91makes for vary unhappy reading. Ireally do not know to which period SHR1 GEORGE FERNANDES: It is hot or to what particular difficulties, problems thequestion of raising, but the Minister should and challenges it is referring because Iam at least ensure this. But I am not raising #\. sure the ... R.. .(lntenlrptbns). [Translation] SHRl CHANDRAJEET YADAV (Azamgarh): Why all Congressmen are ab- SHRl RAM PRASAD SlNGH (Vikrarn sent on such an important debate? ganj): Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, there is no [Sh. Ram Pmad Singh] happy leading and Iwill come to the interna- tional part and aspects of it in a very quorum in the House even when such an shortwhile, but if you were to reflect that we important issue pertaining to the defence of are talking about an expenditure d roughly thewuntery Is being discussed inthe House. Rs. 20,000 crores on Defence of which, it is and has been, on an average, about one- third of our Non-Plan expenditure, then wo are talking of very substantial sumsof money, MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: The bell is repeatedly year after year. But the particular being rung-- year to which we are now addressing our- selves is of specffic and of unusual impor- tance. The present Government has come forward with three new initiatives, the new MR. DEPUTY SPEAKER: Now there is Industrial Policy, the beginnings of a new quorum. The hon. Member Shri Jaswant Fial Policy and a new Trade Policy. I Slngh may continue. submit that when so much is changing in- ternally and when these three new initiatives SHRl JASWANT SINGH: Mr. Deputy have been taken, you can no longer continue Speaker, Sir, with your permission, I would with a Defence Statement or Annual Report Iketo start from the very beginning, because or continue to plough the same furrow as of I had submitted only very few sentences yesteryears. While going through the Annual when the question of quorum was raised. I Report, I was struck by a very small obser- had started by saying that I hold that the vation which illustrates the outdatedness of discussion on the Demandsfor Grants of the it. It is referring to the previous Ministers, it is Ministry of Defence for the year 1991-92 is of referring to Shri Lalit Vijoy Singh, as being particular importance to our country. I sub- the Minister of State. Iam sure this document mitted that in a situation of rapidly trans- was published some months back and haa forming, indeed transformed international only been updated to meet ihe political un- and internalsituations where the boundaries certainties and changes that have taken of yesterday's certainties have altered irre- place. It would have been my expectation vocably and beyond recognition, the Annual from the Minister that at least the Report Report of the Ministry of Defence makes for itself would be updated and made current very unhappy reading. Ido not know to which enough to make the discussion on the period it is referring or to what problems it is Demands for Grants relevant and timely. addressing itself, because it is so out of What is then of particular significance is an synch with everything else that is happening analysis or assessment of the National Se- both internally and internationally. I have curiiy Environment that this Annual Reporl &en said in this Howand the other House has informed us about. h has started and that the Defence Budget is the price that we perhaps rightly by a very short analysis of pay for our foreign policy. I would like to Operation Desert Storm'. I will not quote modify that by submitting that now-adays everything, but il does tell us that: the Defence Budget k the price that we pay naton~forourforeignpolicy,but it isalso the pries that we pay for the mismanagement of 'India together with other like-minded our &mestic poky. countries, had actively worked for bringing about a cessation of hostilities, Sir, Ihad said that the Annual Report of restoring peace and promoting durabh #w Minbtry of Defence mhfor very un- mrity in the region.' Thb is pure fiction and pure myth mak- recurity environment and I commend tho ing because in the context of the Iraq's Government for the recognition af this in the invasion on Kuwait and Operation "Desert paragraph on internal situation and it merit8 Storm', what Iam particularly unhappy about mentioning. la the total irrelevance of the initiative taken by the Government of India, leave abne "There are certain developments that these boastful claims that have been made have cast their shadow on the seewhy here that lndia worked actively for bringing environment of our region. Terrorism, about cessation of hostilities. Not only lndia religious exteremism and ethnic chau- did not work actively, in fad, lndia had no role vinism have fomented separatist ten- to play whatsoever. dencies. In many cases, these have received support from external The very second paragraph of this An- sources...." nual Report of the Ministry of Defence starts with such a fanciful assertion, 1 do not know R is an admission and correct and rightful why one should pluck and go through almost admission. 100 pages of this piece of fictm. R further says: There is a brief mention here in para 3 about the process of detente and what is "Traffic in narcotics has markedly in- happening in the relationship between the creased in our neighbourhood and its twosuperpowers-now only one-that is United coupling with terrorism has created se- States of America and the Soviet Union. I rious problems for national security.' can accept that thidparticular paragraph has been so cutdistanced by the events that But traffic in narcotics has not in~eased have taken place that possibly the very b- only in our neighborhood, lndia is now the gistical aspects of publishing it etc., would transit area in the traffic of narcotics and it necessitate keeping it constantly updated. I would have been better if the Ministry of concede to the Government that the sheer Defence had recognised this problem that velocity of international change and trans- the country faces internally. It also recognises formation that is taking place is such that that the traffic in narcotics or narco-terrorism nobody could have possibly foreseen, leave is now a factor of security and it is an internal abne arranged for it to be published in an factor which is what has led me to add to the annual report of this kind. But this is begging external the internal factor. the question. Because the velocity of trans- formation and international change is so About relations with Pakistan, inevitably rapid, it is all the more necessary that a there is a paragraph. There is a mention here discussion of the security environment that of the support that Pakistan is providing to the country faces today is made meaningful terrorists, subversive elements in Punjab by making it a topical. Ido not want to quote and Jammu and Kashmir. Then, there is also everythhgformthis. But Ido wish to highlight a statement that Pakistan continues to pur- the aspect of proliferation of nuclear weap- sue procurement of military hardware and ons which concerns us. But whereas this technology from other countries far beyond 'S Wofl departs markedly from the previous its legitimate Defence requirements. ' report is the internal, That is what has led me make an assertion that now in our security 'In addition, it has continued with its consideration, the 'internal" has also become clandestine and weapon-oriented afwrain paragraph 5 of the report about nudear programme and its efforts to 363 D6wnarsds for- (m),SEPTEMBER 5.1991 Chemkak & Fertbts. CivrT 364 Aviah & TOU& efc [Sh. Jaswant Singh] with a rapidly transforming and transformed international situation is one more difficulty quire ballistic missiles and technol- that we face when discussing the Ministry of ogy-' Defence.
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