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Felicitations Hon'ble Chairman Sir, 2006 Edition .:.\ i ,- • Felicita tio ns Hon 'ble Chairman, Sir Congratulatory remarks made in the House on the completion of four years of Shri Bhairon Singh Shekhawat as the Chairman of Rajya Sabha on 18August 2006 Rajya Sabha Secretariat New Delhi August, 2006 '0 F.No.RS.14/l (vii)/2006-R&L Preface Shri Bhairon Singh Shekhawat completed four years as the Chairman, Rajya Sabha in August 2006. On 18th August 2006;when the House met at 11.00 a.m. for question hour, the Minister of State in the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, Shri Suresh Pachouri, congratulated him on completing four years in office and complimented him for his inspiring role as the Presiding Officer of the Upper House. Other members also followed suit, impromptu, cutting across party lines «J 2006 Rajya Sabha Secretariat and showered praise on him on the smooth conduct of the House, his http://www.parliamentofindia.nic.in amiable personality, his innate ability to please everyone and his http://www.rajyasabha.nic.in exemplary efforts at keeping the concerns of the common man uppermost [email protected] in the discussions of the House. The Chairman reminded repeatedly that the questions may be taken up during the question hour. There was, however, a remarkable upsurge of emotions in the House and the members went on praising the Chairman profusely, throughout the question hour. Finally, the Chairman, touched by the views expressed so intensely by the members and in such a spontaneous fashion, thanked them f.ortheir support and cooperation. and assured them that he would continue to eO'riductdie;House in ajust and fair manner. This kind of an occurrence is unprecedented in the history ofRajya Sabha when whole of the opening hour of the House was spent on offering rich encomiums to a sitting Presiding Officer. It was felt that a small publication encapsulating the sentiments expressed by the members in the House on the 18th August 2006, and the response of the Chairman, Shri Bhairon Singh Shekhawat to them, would be most appropriate. The text of the speeches has been slightly edited wherever required. Published by Secretary-General, Rajya Sabha and Printed by Dr.Yogendra Narain Manager, Government ofIndia Press, Minto Road, New Delhi-II 0002. Secretary-General RajyaSabha Contents Pages Preface 1. m '1,,1<; 'll<t> . .,ft !Jffl rfflTtt ~ '&Cff fi7<1>I4d ~ m s1?1/C"/4 if XfIJl! ~ a2lT ti'8cfJ4 CfiTlf s1?1/C"/4 if ~ ~ 2. 1I'l11~:r~d "fl"ll14 R!tt'l : . 2 .,ft11cft ?jlPlT ?<RT\if 71Tfflt<r VFfffT rrrc5 3. 3t\111(1'l1~ . 3 .,ft 3fW rmr MJVl47cf1 rrrc5 4. Protector of rights and privileges of members . 4 ShriP. 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It opportunities to all Members. You have protected the rights and has only been less than a year. But you have been here for four years. privileges of all Members. You are the only Chairman who occupied Within this one year that I have seen, your conduct has been completely the posts of Chief Ministership and Vice-Presidentship. On behalf of above board on all ')ccasions and with your irr.mense experience, the AIADMK, I wish you"a happy and long life. political experience both in handling the Assembly and Parliament, I think, you have made a mark, not only as the Chai~an in this House, *** but as an esteemed Vice-President of our country for Indian democracy itself. I would cherish this contribution that you have made for Indian democracy; and I wish you many, many years of such contribution for the sake ofIndia's future. 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