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SHRI NIRMAL KANTI CHATTERJEE (DUMDUM) : Mr. Chairman, Sir, I Have* Already Written a Letter to the Home Minister Regarding This and Demands for Grants— U.P. 1996-97 SHRI NIRMAL KANTI CHATTERJEE (DUMDUM) : able to get the consent of one other suitable officer who Mr. Chairman, Sir, I have* already written a letter to the has got a very good record and is a senior officer. We Home Minister regarding this matter. In several cases the hope tomorrow before this session concludes, we will be dead bodies had to be carried from Delhi to Calcutta or able to make a formal announcement. other destinations along with some companion. What about that cost ? There was no arrangement at Delhi [Translation] airport to carry those bodies and they had to spend from SHRI VIJAY GOEL (SADAR-DELHI) : I would like to their own pockets. They are poor people. So, I want an ask one thing. assurance from him that that would be compensated, whether it is Rs. 5,000/- or Rs. 10,000/-. [E nglish] [Translation] MR. CHAIRMAN : Mr. Rana you are a senior Member and you know that no clarification can be asked on the SHRI ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE (LUCKNOW) : Mr. statement made by the Ministers. That is why I asked Chairman, Sir, I thank the hon. Minister of Home Affairs the hon. Minister whether he wants to react. This is not for the clarification given by him. the procedure of the House. Hon. Prime Minister had made an announcement that [Translation] an inquiry would be conducted into Amarnath tragedy. Has any officer been appointed for this ? Who is that SHRI VIJAY GOEL : I agree that it is not necessary officer ? With the passage of time, conducting of inquiry to obtain death certificate for getting the amount of ex- is becoming more complicated. I would like to know the gratia but one needs it for the purpose of insurance and decision of the Government about holding an inquiry and other works. The hon. Minister should tell us about the when an announcement is likely to be made in this regard. procedure of getting the death certificate. Secondly, he has talked about 11 partly unidentified bodies. He should [E nglish] give more details about it. SHRI INDRAJIT GUPTA : Mr. Chairman, Sir, as far [English] as the point raised by Shri Nirmal Kanti Chatterjee is concerned, he did write to us. Here, of course, he said SHRI INDRAJIT GUPTA : I will look into the matter. that several bodies had to be carried. In the letter which he wrote to me he mentioned only one. As far as that particular case is concerned, I am looking into the question of reimbursing the air fare from Delhi to Calcutta 15.47 hrs and that will certainly be done, after looking into it. But UTTAR PRADESH BUDGET 1996-97 according to Shri Chatterjee’s representation, as far as I AND know, there was only one case. DEMANDS FOR GRANTS— UTTAR PRADESH, 1996-97 As far as what Vajpayeeji has raised is concerned, MR. CHAIRMAN . The House shall now take up he is quite right and by this time I had hoped that we General Discussion on the Budget for the State of Uttar would be able to make a formal announcement about Pradesh for 1996-97 and Demands for Grants on Account the inquiry and I may say that for several days now we (Uttar Pradesh) together. The time allotted for this is one have been contacting and approaching various persons hour. whom we consider suitable to conduct this inquiry. We have been contacting some eminent officials who have Motion moved : distinguished records with some impeccable service records and so on. “That the respective sums not exceeding the amounts on Revenue Account and Capital Account shown in I regret to say that out of four persons to whom we the third column of the Order Paper be granted to approached directly none of them was in a position to the President, out of the Consolidated Fund of the take up this responsibility for various reasons. One said State of Uttar Pradesh, on account, for or towards that he was busy with many other jobs and another said defraying the charges during the year ending on the that his wife was seriously ill to have an operation or 31st day of March, 1997, in respect of the heads something so, he could not get time. Like that four of of demands entered in the s e c o n d column them were not in a position to accept this responsibility. thereof against Demand Nos. 1 to 28, 30 to 82 and But we are hoping that by tomorrow morning we will be 84 to 95.” Demands for Grants on Account (Uttar Pradesh) for 1996-97 submitted to the Vote of the Lok Sabha No. and Name of Demand Amount of Demands for Grants on Account submitted to the Vote of the House (inclusive of the amount already voted by the Lok Sabha on 12th March, 1996) 1 2 3 Revenue Capital Rs. Rs. 1. Excise Department 11.54.44.000 2. Housing Department 18.71.15.000 1,28,58,16,000 3. Industries Department (Export Promotion) 1,05,82,000 47,15,000 4. Industries Department (Mines and 4,72,76.000 2,81,25,000 y Minerals) 5. Industries Department (Village and 34,41,51,000 15,18,17,000 small Industries) 6. Industries Department 30,50,01,000 4,40,37,000 (Handloom Industry) 7. Industries Department (Heavy 2,17,52,000 80,25,02,000 and Medium Industries) 8. Industries Department (Printing 29,70,63,000 and Stationery) 9. Power Department 2,47,55,000 745,44,75,000 10. Agriculture and other Allied 39,53,09,000 4,34,27,000 Departments (Horticultural Development) 11. Agriculture and other Allied 310,46,28,000 57,23,17,000 Department (Agriculture) 12. Agriculture and other Allied 35,74,55,000 37,50,000 Departments (Area Development) 13. Agriculture and other Allied 637,40,18,000 18,22,34,000 Departments (Rural Development) 14. Agriculture and other Allied 286,16,16,000 20,66,000 Departments (Panchayati Raj) 15. Agriculture and other Allied 104,50,88,000 2,23,09,000 Departments (Animal Husbandry) 16. Agriculture and other Allied 12,94,98,000 4,62,12,000 Departments (Dairy Development) 17. Agriculture and other Allied 11.62,97,000 6,00,000 Departments (Fisheries) 1 2 3 Revenue Capital Rs. Rs. 18. Agriculture and other Allied 21,00,18,000 291,74,03,000 Departments (Co-operative) 19. Personnel Department (Training and 2.71.98.000 other Expenditure) 20. Personnel Department (Public Service 90.65.000 Commission) 21. Food and Civil Supplies Department 52.33.73.000 1403,11,50,000 22. Sports Department 8.60.90.000 3.77.48.000 23. Cane Development Department (Cane) 36.28.28.000 24. Cane Development Department (Sugar 25.92.90.000 117,56,26,000 Industry) 25 Home Department (Jails) 55.96.13.000 5.31.13.000 26. Home Department (Police) 1025,27,87,000 10,21,18,000 27. Home Department (Civil Defence) 66.79.69.000 28. Home Department (Political Pension and 29.92.09.000 other Expenditure) 30. Confidential Department (Revenue 62.48.000 Intelligence Directorate and other Expenditure) 31. Medical Department (Medical Education 93.28.78.000 69.09.000 and Training) 32 Medical Department (Allopathy) 417.68.09.000 24.55.08.000 33. Medical Department (Ayurvedic 57.77.05.000 11.01.000 and Unani) 34. Medical Department (Homoeopathy) 20.43.47.000 21.56.000 35. Medical Department (Family Welfare) 182.33.25.000 3,000 36 Medical Department (Public Health) 170.13.88.000 4.13.71.000 37 Urban Development Department 387.63.21.000 4.37.51.000 38. Civil Aviation Department 5.78.62.000 5.13.34.000 39. Language Department 2.44.76.000 40. Planning Department 60.83.87.000 46.22.25.000 - • Election Department 125.40.08.000 Judicial Department 104.95.21.000 13.17.07.000 43 Transport Department 13.77.47.000 33.06.000 44. Tourism Department 6.13.51.000 12.75.62.000 1 2 3 Revenue Capital Rs. Rs. 45. Environment Department 2,74,79,000 3,75,000 46. Administrative Reforms Department 59,60,000 47. Technical Education Department 68,21,63,000 3,46,37,000 48. Muslim Waqf Department 82,38,000 49. Woman and Child Welfare 124,15,91,000 67,59,000 Department 50. Revenue Department (District 83,42,00,000 7,08,80,000 Administration) 51. Revenue Department (Relief on 96,12,60,000 1,05,92,000 account of Natural Calamities) 52. Revenue Department (Board of 294,38,40,000 17,19,000 Revenue and other Expenditure) 53. National Integration Department 40,63,29,000 1,65,00,000 54. Public Works Department 205,74,74,000 (Establishment) 55. Public Works Department 7,17,02,000 7,91,73,000 (Non-Residential Buildings) 56. Public Works Department 6,16,17,000 12,76,92,000 (Residential Buildings) 57. Public Works Department 7,26,50,000 (Functional Buildings) 58. Public Works Department 178,03,62,000 259,26,07,000 (Communication) 59. Public Works Department 15,36,80,000 9,75,59,000 (Estate Directorate) 60. Forest Department 100,82,23,000 95,22,000 61. Finance Dep*»tment (Debt 572,02,37,000 35,41,25,000 Services and other Expenditure) 62 Finance Department (Superannuation 520,98,75,000 Allowances and Pensions) 63. Finance Department (Treasury 25,10,85,000 22,52,000 and Accounts Administration) 64.
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