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Look SABRA DEBATES (English Version) rmdlSeries, Vol. XXIII, No. 6 Tuesday, August 3,1993 Sravaaa 12, 1915 (Saka~ LOoK SABRA DEBATES (English Version) Seventh Session (Tenth Lok Sabha) (Vol. XXIJI (·ontain ... No.... Ito 10) LOK SAaRA SEcaETAalAT NEW DELHI PTb : lis. 6.00 COrrigenda to Ipk ~abha Paba -res (English Version) •••• 1\lasday,.August 3,1993/Sravana.. 12,1915 (Saka) • Coi, No. Line No, 16 10 (from bottom) SJlr i :Bi;I.lrarn 6hr i .&'llr am Jakhar Jhakar· 20 11 6.hri ~lar am 6{.l.r 1 Ba lram ·Jakhar- Jakhar 50 22 S.hri K.M. Sllri tala K.M.l.fathew 1,~the"W· * 103 3 Amendities Amenities 114 4 S_.I-:lri K.C.Lanka. S .... hri K.G. Isr-!r a 129 11 (from bottom) (d) (e ) 13 6 9 (£'rctn bot tom) . ~shri tow ami ~'h ri E ur~8 hanand S:UI'9S hanand E~warni 154 14 (from bot tom) Dr. Jlmr.t:l. J9.1 Dr. llmri t 1al Kalidas Iatel Kalidas Ritel 12 Man oanj an 1,fmora.ljan ~~ 4 (!'rom bottom) S3hri f:andee pan 8h.r.:i. Sandi.p8n. fuagvan· Bh~gwan ~o:at 221 19 Shri Thayiil Shri Thayil John John Anj alose iIljalosa 249 7 Dr • .Ami t Iftl Dr. .Amri t Ial 249 10 Shri H~h9S Shri Mahash Ka.'1.odia Kanodia 289 ~ ~frOm bottom ~ fro for 299 frOm bottom Shri Nt. KUmar Sbr.:i. Ii::!..tish Kllll3.r 300 11 Sbri Ki:alp Nath Shri f:alp Nath Rai B.a.i 452 8 Shri M. J. Bfl. thva Shri K. J. Ra thva 471 5 I3h r.i Ghhi tunhai Shr 1 Ct::..hi t ubha:i. Gamit 472 7 (fro m bot tom) Shri 1,~tYY'c:njaya Shri }~utyunjaya lia.yak . Nayak .549 13 (from bot tom) fbr i f ')ID na th . Shri A ta1 Bihar i B1har.i vajpay~~ vaj pay39 552 13 (from bc,-:-:.om) Gbri SIB Chavan Sbri S..B. Ch ava.'1 * Wheravar i t app~ars. *. ~harev ar i t app-~ars. CONTENTS [Tenth Series, Vol.xXIII, Seventh Session, 199311915(Saka)] No.6, Tuesday, August 3,1993, 1993/Sravana 12, 1915(Saka) COLUMNS 1 - 4 ~nswvs to Q'Jestions: 4 - 37 *Stat. In Nos. 101 to 105 Writt,·, AI .iwers to Questions: 37 - 482 rj QI' ·stion Nos. 106 to 120 37 - 62 3rred Question Nos. 1156-1293 63 - 480 1295 to 1379,1381 to 1387 Re' '\ers by Chief Election Commissioner 482 - 507 SL' Jlng Election in the Country ,l in tre Janata Oal (A) 507 - 519 Sta,b,"0,lts by Ministers 519 - 524 569 - 571 604 - 613 (i) Strike by All India Motor Transport Congress 519 - 524 Shri Jagdish Tytler (ii) Police firing in Calcutta on 21st July, 1993 569 - 571 Shri S.B. Chavan (iii) Orders dated 2 August, 1993 01 the Chief Eleclrim 604 - 613 Commissioner suspending all activities tor holding election in the Country, Shri H . R. Bhardwaj 'The Sigh +marked above the name of a Member indicates that the question was actually asked on the floor of the House by that Member, (n) COLl.UIS (iv) Situation arising out of the cancellallOn Of by elections by the Chief Election Commissioner . Shri Vldyacharan Shukla . Papers laid on the Table 524 - 530 Matters under Rule 377 530- 536 (i) Need to implement Leprosy Eradication Programme 530 - 531 in Orissa and Madhya Pradesh Effectively Or. Krupasindhu Bhoi (ii) Need to appoint Commission to review the 531 - 532 progress of Metric System in the Country Shri Prithviraj D. Chawan (iii) Need to redress the grievances of casual 532 workers employed in Electricity Department of Andaman & Nicobar Islands Shri Manoranjan Bhakta (iv) Need to set up a sugar miU in Sidharth Nagar district 532 - 533 in Uttar Pradesh Shri Ram Pal Singh (v) Need to re-introduce withdrawn trains passing through 533 - 534 Sitapur Junction in Uttar Pradesh Shri Janardhan Mishra {vi) Need for construction of a high dam on river Koshi in Saharasa- 534 - 535 Supaul district in Bihar Shri Surya Narayan Yadav (vii) Need to supply logistic repression analysis technique for 535 assessing tiger population in Sunderbans and in ~ other tiger reserves Shri Sanat Kumar Mandai Constitution( Eightinth amendment) Bill- 53G - 545 Motion to Refer the Bill to Joint Committee Shri S. B. Chavan 536 537 - 538 Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee 536·r 7 541 A5 'em) . COLUMNS ~ of the people (Amendment) Bill- 545-548 ._,.iioo to refer the bill to joint Committee 613-621 Shri H. R. Bhardwaj 545-547 ISIitution (Eightieth Amendm~t Bill- 548-564 ~Ion to refer the Bill to Joint Committee And . ;lresentation of the people ( Amendment) Bill ion to refer the Bill to Joint committee Shri AtalBihari Vajpayee 548-549 Shri Ram Naik 550-551 Shri S. B. Chavan 551-552 Shri Chandra Jeet Yadav 553-554 Shri Lal K. Advani 554-556 Shri Somnath Chatterjee 556 Shri George ·Femandes 556-558 Shri H.R. Bhardwaj 563-564 Delhi Municipal Corporation (Amendment) Bill. 564-568 Motion to consider 571-573 Shri Mohan Singh (Deoria) 564 - 568 Shri Pawan Kumar Bansal 571 - 573 Discussion under rule 193 573 Drought conditions in different parts of the country Shri Nitish Kumar 573 - 581 Dr. Chinta Mohan 581 - 585 Shri Vijoy Kumar Yadav 585 - 589 Shri Rameshwar Thakur 589 - 592 Prof. Rasa Singh Rawat 592 - 596 Shri Sudhir Giri 596 - 599 .".v) eou-. Shri Chandra Jeet Yadav ~-602 Shrimati Bhavna Chikhlia 603- 604 Shri Ram Kripal Yadav 625 - 626 Shri Ram Tahal Choudhary 628- 629 Shri V. Krishna Rao 629-630 Shri Prem Chand Ram 631 Shri Bhagwan Shakar Rawat 631 -632 Shri Chandulal Chandrakar 633- 634 Shri Ram Nihor Rai 634- 635 Shri B. K. Gudadinni 636 -637 Shri Dattatraya Bandaru 637-638 Shri Ram Pujan Patel 638 Shri K. H. Muniyapa 639 - 640 Dr. G.L. Kanaujia 640-641 Shri Tej Narayan Singh 641 Dr. Laxmi Narayan Pandeya 641-643 Shri Manjay Lal 643-644 Shri Kamla Madhukar Mishra 644-645 Shri Ramshray Prasad Singh 645-646 Shri Sureshanand Swami 646-647 Shri Shyam Bihari Misra 647-648 Dr. Chattrapal Singh 648-649 Shri Virendra Singh 649-650 Shri Balram Jakhar 650-661 Business Advisory Committee Thirteenth Report- presented LOK SABHA DEBATES LOKSABHA Legislative Assembly from 1985 to 1989. During this period, he was a member of Tuesday, August 3, 1993/Sravana various Committees of the Legislative As- 12, 1915 (Saka) sembly. The Lok Sabha met at Eleven of the As a social Worker. Shri Bhagey Clock Gobardhan Worked for the upliftment of tribals and for the abolition of superstitiou~ [MR. SPEAKER in the Chair] practices among tribals and promoted mas! literacy among them. He also took speci, OBITUARY REFERENCES interests in the revamping of the publ!, distribution system and in the implementa [English] tion of poverty alleviation programmes. MR. SPEAKER: Honorable. Mambas, I Shri Bhagey Gobardhan passed away have to inform the House with a deep sense on the 31st July, 1993 in Delhi at the age of of sorrow of the passing away Gf two of our 59 Years. esteemed friends. namely, Sarvashri Bhagey Gobardhan and S.k Sambandhan. Shri S.K. Sambandhan was a member at Fourth Lok Sabha during 1967-70 and Shri Bhagey Gobardhan was a sitting represented the Thiruthani constituency of Member of the House from Mayurbhanj Tamil Nadu. Earlier, he was he member of constituency of the State of Orissa Madras Legislative Council. Shri Bhagey Gobardhan had alSo been Shn Sambandhan. a businessman by a Member of the Ninth Lok Sabha repre- profession. Actively partICipated in the so- senting Mayurbhanj constituency and dur- Cial and political activities. He was deeply ing his tenure in Ninth Lok Sabha. he served committed to the cause of the promotion of initially as the Union Minister of State for Handloom industry and for the development Planning and Programme Implementation of Co-operative institutions. He was the and later as Union Minister of State in the President of Madras State Handloom indus- Ministry of Human Resource Development. try and Trade Association and was the director of Madras Hand/oom Finance Cor- An Engineer by profession, he Joined poration and also of Madras State Handloom the Indian Administrative Ser"ice in 1994 Weavers Co-operative Society Limited. C¥ld served in various capacities in the Gov- ernment of Orissa. Later he retired voluntar- He took keen interest in the proceed- ily and joined politics. ings of the House Earlier, he was a member of Orissa He passed away on 22 July, 1993 at the 3 Obituary References Oral AnsweIS 4 age of 72 Years. SHRI PAWAN KUMAR -BANSAL (Chandigarh): Do not district from the issue We deeply moum the loss of these (Interruptions) friends and I am sure the House will join me in conveying our condolences to the be- [ Translation) reaved families. SHRI ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE: Mr. The House may now House may now Speaker, Sir it is time for question hour and stand in silence for a short while as a mart< ,we lIVa_nt that it should be taken up immedi- of respect to the deceased. ; ately. AlthOugh, alt of us know that • the action taken by the Election Commission 11.04 hrs. -has -led to'serious constitutionat crisis-1Ind this House would like to discuss this issue (The Members then stood in silence for and also would like to hear the Govern- a short while) ments' point of view in this regard, but we want that it should be taken up after the [English] question hour. SHRI SOMNATH CHATTERJEE: I [EngliSh] know this is an important hour, Question Hour.
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