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3 1 42. Miryalguda Shri Bommagani Dharma Biksham Shri Beemireddy Nanimha R JULY 9, 1991 List of Members Elec- 4 Ted to Lok Sabha 3 List of Members elected to Lok JULY9, 1991 List of Members Elec- 4 Sabha ted to Lok Sabha 1 2 6. Anakapalli Shri Konathala Ramakrishna 7. Kakinada Shri Thota Subba Rao 8. Rajahmundry Shri K. V. R. Chowdari 9. Amalapuram (SC) Shri Bala Yogi C.M.C. 10. Narasapur Shri Vijayakumar Raju Bhupathiraju 11. Eluru Shri Bolla Bulliramaiah 12. Machilipatoam Shri K. P. Reddaiah 13. Vijayawada Shri Vadde Sobhanadreswara Rao 14. Tenali Shri Ummareddy Venkateswarlu 15. Guntur Shri Lai Jan Basha S. 16. Bapatla Shri D. Venkatas wara Rao 17. Narasaraopet Shri Kasu Venkata Krishna Reddy 18. Ongole Shri Magunta Subbarama Reddy 19. Nellore (SC) Shri Kudumula Padmasree 20. Tirupathi (SC) Shri Chinta Mohan 21. Chittoor Shri M. Gnanendra Reddy 22. Rajampet Shri Annaiahgari Saiprathap 23. Cuddapah VACANT 24. Hindupur Shri S. Gangadhara Ammavaripalli 25. Anantapar Shri Anantha Venkata Reddy 26. Kurnool Shri Kotla Vijaya Bhaskara Reddy 27. Naodyal Shri Gangula Prathapa Reddy 28. Nagaricurnool (SC) Shri Maliu Ravi 29. Mahbubnagar Shri Mallikarjun 30. Hyderabad Shri Sultan Salauddin Owaisi 31. Secunderabad Shri Bandam Dattatraya 32. Siddipet (SC) Shri Yellaiah Nandi 33. Medak Shri Bagareddy 34. Nizamabad Shri Gaddam Ganga Reddy 35. Adilabad Shri Allola Indrakaran 36. Peddapalli (SC) Shri G. Venkat Swamy 37. Karimnagar Shri Chokka Rao Juwadi 38. Hanamkonda Shri Kamaluddin Ahmed 39. WarangaJ Shri Surender Reddy Ramasahayam 40. Khammam Shri Rangayya Naidu, P.V. 41. Naigooda Shri Bommagani Dharma Biksham 42. Miryalguda Shri Beemireddy Nanimha Reddy 59- Written Answers JULY 12, 1991 Written Answers 60 -----6 s THE MINISTER OF STATE IN Price Rise THE MINISTRY OF PARLIAMEN- TARY AFFAIRS AND THE MINI- 19. SHBl,X-JL-UNNIKRISHr. STER OF STATE IN THE MINIS- ^JiAN:.. ; TRY OF LAW, JUSTICE AND SmiAM AR. ROYPRMfe. COMPANY AFFAIRS (SHRI "HAN, RANGARAJAN KUMARAMANG- ALAM): (a) A statement showing the SHRIMATI GEEIA.MUK- vacancies of Judges in the Supreme Court and the High Courts as on 30-6-1991 is enclosed. gHRJ___ SQBHA NAPB EBS- WARA RAQ VADDE^ (b) None. SHRI CHTTTA BASUl Will the Minister of FINANCE be STATEMENT pleased to state: Vacancies of Judges as on 30-6-1991 (a) the latest consumer price index for essential commodities; SI. High Court Vacancies (b) whether the price rise continues No. unabated; (c) whether the Government pro- 1. Allahabad. 5 pose to bring down the prices to July, 1990 level within 100 days as promis- 2. Andhra Pradesh 5 ed: 3. Bombay . 7 (d) if so, the specific steps proposed 4. Calcutta . 4 to be taken by the Government in; this regard; and 5. Delhi 1 6. Gauhati . 2 (e) if not, the reasons therefor? 7. Gujarat . THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE 8. Himachal Pradesh 1 (SHRI RAMESHWAR THAKUR): 9. Jammu & Kashmir (a) and (b) The latest All-India Con- sumer Price Index for Industrial 10. Karnataka 4 Workers (CPI) (Base: 1982=100) is 11. Kerala . 2 204 for May, 1991. The up-trend in prices manifest in the last financial 12. Madhya Pradesh 6 year still persists. The CPI has in- creased by 1.5 per cent during the 13. Madras 2 current financial year upto May, 1991 14. Orissa as against the increase of 2.8 per cent during the corresponding period last 15. Patna 6 year. The Wholesale Price Index (WPI) (Base: 1981-82=100) has in- 16. Punjab & Haryana 1 creased by 2.0 per cent upto June 22* 17. Rajasthan 3 1991, as against 3.9 per cent during the corresponding period last year. 18. Sikkim 1 (c) to (e) The Government attaches the highest priority to control infla- Total 50 tion as it hurts everybody, particularly the poor whose incomes are not in- dexed. Various steps have been I Supreme Court 3 taken in this regard which include 61 Written Answers ASADHA 21, 1913 (SAKA) Written Answers 62 fiscal discipline, check on expansion involved in implementing these mea- of money supply, more effective man- sures. The proposals from Election agement of supply and demand of Commission have been received from essential/sensitive commodities and a time to time. Major proposals were strict action against. hoarders and received from the Commission in the profiteers. These measures are ex- years 1977, 1982 and 1990. jpected to have desirable effects on prices. The reforms listed in Annexure-II have already been implemented. The other major reforms suggested by the Election Commission and other Recommendation regarding electoral bodies were considered by the Com- reforms mittee on Electoral Reforms consti- tuted on the 1st February, 1990, and 20. SHRI SANTOSH KUMAR based on the accepted recommenda- GANGw a k : Will the. Minister ot tions of the Committee, four Bills LAW, JUSTICE AND COMPANY mentioned below, were introduced in AFFAIRS be pleased to state: Parliament in May, 1990, by the previous Government:— (a) the details of recommendations made by the Election Commission in 1. The Constitution (Seventieth regard to electoral reforms; Amendment) Bill, 1990. (b) whether the Government pro- 2. The Constitution (Seventy-first pose to implement these recommen- Amendment) Bill, 1990. dations; and (c) if so, the details thereof and 3. The Representation of the the time by which these are likely to People (Amendment) Bill, 1990. be implemented? 4. The Chief Election Commis- sioner and other Election THE MINISTER OF STATE IN Commissioners (Conditions of THE MINISTRY OF PARLIAMEN- Service) Bill, 1991, which has TARY AFFAIRS AND THE MINI- since become an Act. (Act STER OF STATE IN THE MINIS- No. 11 of 1991). TRY OF LAW, JUSTICE AND COMPANY AFFAIRS (SHRI RAN- GARAJAN KUMARAMANGAL- A n n e x u r e I AM): (a) to (c) A statement listing the out the measures suggested by the Main recommendations made by Election Commission for electoral re- Election Commission on Electoral forms in the past and the reforms Reforms which have already been implement- 1. Introduction of Multi-purpose ed by the Government is given below. photo-identity cards to voters. The Government is committed to 2. Amendment in the ceiling on electoral reforms. However, in view election expenses. of certain incidents in the last general 3. Delimitation of constituencies elections, a greater indepth study is and rotation of reserved seats. required and, therefore, no time- frame can be given as at present. 4. Introduction of electronic vot- ing machines. STATEMENT 5. Elimination of non-serious T te measures suggested by the candidates. Election Commission for electoral re- 6. Speedy disposal of Election forms In the past are listed in An- Petition. nexurc-L It is not possible at this stage to work out exact expenditure 7. State funding * of elections. 5—9 LSS/ND/91 93 Written Answers ASADHA 21, 1913 (SAKA) Written Answers 94 out-shedding position by Depot Mana- THE MINISTER OF STATE IN ger during morning and evening hours, THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE effective monitoring to correct im- (SHRI RAMESHWAR THAKUR): balance and ensuring provision of spares to remove shortage, if any. (a) Foreign Exchange Reserves (ex- cluding gold and SDR) as on 5th July, A proposal for introduction of 1991 were Rs. 2651 crores. Luxury buses in Delhi is being im- (b) To improve the reserves level plemented by Delhi Administration position the Government proposes to : on experimental basis. „ (i) Continue, in the short run, the M CJL Construction of Bridge on River import compression measures, Muniyeru in Krishna District, Andhra accelerate the utilisation of already committed external aid Pradesh and explore additional finan- cing facilities including the 36 SHRI use of IMF facilities. Will the Minis- ter of SURFACE TRANSPORT (ii) In the medium term, it is pro- be pleased to state: posed to reduce the trade gap through more vigorous export (a) whether one of the spans of the promotion measures, augmen- bridge on river Muniyeru at Kusara tation of net invisible receipts in Krishna District Andhra Pradesh through increased receipts from collapsed some years back causing services including tourism re- serious inconvenience and additional ceipts, and increased capital expenditure for truck operators on flows consistent with financial National Highway No. 9; prudence and their productive use. Measures to attract (b) the latest estimated cost of the foreign direct investment as new bridge being constructed by the well as encouragement for lar- U.P. Bridge Construction Corporation: ger capital inflows from non- and resident Indians are also pro- (c) the date by which construction posed to be taken consistent of the bridge is likely to be com- with our overall economic poli- pleted? c*es- ^ ^_ THE MINISTER OF STATE IN Withdrawal of Crop Loans to Farmers THE MINISTRY OF SURFACE 38_ SHRL_SOBHANA DREESWA^ TRANSPORT (SHRI JAGDISH TY- RA RAO^ TLER): (a) Yes, Sir. ' ter'oFFINANGB^Ue pleased to state: (to) Rs. 499.14 lakhs. (a) whether the Reserve Bank of India has issued any directions to the (c) Bridge including its approaches nationalised banks not to give crop is likely to be completed by August, loans to the farmers upto September, 1992. 2 j 1991: Foreign Exchange Reserves (b) if so, the reasons therefor; 37. SHRLSaBHAJTA.5SS?SWA- (c) its likely effect on agricultural RA RAO VADDE: Will tKTMfais- production in the current kharif sea- t r f n N A N C E be pleased to state: son: and (a) the latest position regarding the (d) the steps Government propose foreign exchange reserves; and to take to meet the situation? (b) the steps proposed to be taken THE MINISTER OF STATE IN by the Government to improve the THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE position? (SHRI DALBIR SINGH): (a) Reserve 95 Written Answers JULY 12, 1991 Written Answers 96 Bank of India and National Bank for The reasons for the losses are— Agriculture and Rural Development have reported that they have not issu- (1) Uneconomic fare structure of ed any direction to banks including DTC.
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