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393 Railway Budget, 1996-97 and SRAVANA 3. 1918 (Saka) Demands for Grants on Account (Rly) 394 (vi) Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Bill. that this new railway track would be laid Bastar 1996. (As passed by Rajya Sabha) has large forest wealth and the mineral wealth but no railway line has been provided there. The (4) General Discussion on the Budget (General) tor construction of new railway line will open up new 1996-97. dimensions of development and it can benefit the SC- Tuesday, 30th July 1996 ST people (1) Reply ot Minister of Railways Madam seven successive Railway Ministers had (2) Submission to the vote of the House Demands promised in their Railway Budgets laying of Dina - for Grants for Railways for 1996-97 and Purvai - Mahava- Chowpata - Siroj - Beavara railway consideration and passing of the relevant line for which survey was ordered Half the survey has Appropriation Bill been completed But what is the use of half survey Similarly, there is Guna - Shiopuri - Bhind - Etawah (3) General Discussion on the Budget (General) for railway line and the Railway Minister have been 1996-97 repeatedly assuring its completion But this Budget does I am calling the next speaker In the meantime if . not include any provision for this rail track The Lalitpur there is any correction to be made. I will let the hon - Khajuraho - Singrauli track was sanctioned in 1981- Members know 82 I would like to know from the hon ble Railway Minister when this line will be taken up for construction Now I call upon Shri Shivraj Singh to speak The Korba-Ranchi line is pending for the last 12 years and a sum of Rs 80 crore has been spent on the survey of it but no action has been taken to start work 00.12 hrs. thereon The hon ble minister did not announce yesterday the proposal of surveying Baster-Sarguja- RAILWAY BUDGET 1996-97 — GENERAL Ambikapur railway line The Godhara-Dohad-lndore- DISCUSSION Muxi line should be linked with Dhar Work on this line has not progressed This line will cover Piyampur AND industrial area historic tourism centre mandu and DEMANDS FOR GRANTS ON ACCOUNT famous Jam temple of Mohan Khera The former Railway (RAILWAYS) — CONTD. Minister Madhavrao Scmdia ji had announced surveying of indore-Khutegaon Nasrullaganj - Batpara - Udaipur - Jabalpur railway track But the same has not done so [Translation] tar I would urge upon the hon ble Railway Minister to SHRI SHIVRAJ SINGH (Vidisha) Madam get this track surveyed during this Budget Chairperson I had done my homework thoroughly but There is a long standing demand from providing a it is now midnight and your hand is on the bell I can rail link between Raisen district headquarters and understand the feelings of my colleagues that it is not Begumganj Sagar via Gairatgam but this line has not the time to make long speech So. I shall be very brief been included in the Railway Budget It was promised Shri Ram Vilas ji is not present but Shri Srikant ji is that conversion of Jabalpur-Nampur-Mandaia-Godia sitting and I hope he will convey my suggestions to the Section would be taken up during the 9th plan but no hon ble Minister scrupulously work has started on this route I shall confine myself to Madhya Pradesh This State i thank the hon ble Minister tor creating a separate has been neglected in matters of railway service since Jabalpur railway zone but there is a long standing independence Whosoever has been the Railway demand for creation of Bilaspur railway zone But the Minister so far has favoured his parent State and I hon ble Railway Minister has not announced this hoped that Shri Paswanji would look beyond Bihar but scheme When he can create Hazipur railway zone this time also. Madhya Pradesh has been ignored what is the difficulty in creating Bilaspur Zone I can Madam Madhya Pradesh is the largest State ot take full responsibility for making available the entire India territory-wise and the single Bastar district is larger land required for this purpose The Gualior Shiopur narrow gauge should be converted into broad gauge than Kerala State But it is most backward from railway Shiopur should be provided a direct link to Kota by point of view This Railway Budget has also not given providing broad gauge line The engines fail and the anything to Madhya Pradesh The tribals details and bogies get derailed on this meter gauge It is therefore backward people of Madhya Pradesh have tremendous necessary to convert this metergague into broadgauge expectations from the Railway Minister But the Budget does not meet their expectations He must have There has been a demand for many years for heard the name of Jadgalpur which is in Bastar district providing a new railway track between Kahandwa and In 1973 a survey was conducted tor Roghat - Delhi Meghnagar via Bhikangaon Khargon Raipur Ojund Rajhara railway line and we are assured every year Barwani Kau - Jhabua A railway link should be provided 395 Railway Budget, 1996-97 and JULY 25, 1996 Demands for Grants on Account (Rly.) 396 from Indore to Bhar - Gandhwani - Kua -Alirajpur - MR. CHAIRMAN : That is too general. But for this Godhara. There is also need for, a Satna - Panna - particular discussion, all of you haVe decided about it. Chattarpgr * Tikamgarh, - Lalitpur railway line. The The next speaker is Dr. Venugopal. Budget has totally ignored Madhya Pradesh Indore should be linked to Dhulia via Dhamond, Julvani and (Interruptions) Sandhwa. MR. CHAIRMAN : He is from the D.M.K Nobody Hundreds of accident take place at Misghat between from that Party spoke. Whom I call to speak is my Budni and Obedullahganj because the track is prerogative. damaged. No action is taken to repair it. There is also *SHRI D. VENUGOPAL (Tiruppattur) : Madam need to repair immediately the railway track on Bina Chairperson. I thank you for this opportunity to Speak and Vidisha section. on the Railway Budget for the year 1996-97 which I Vidisha is a famous tourist centre and the world welcome and support. In the Modern Indian History Dr famous Sanchi is located adjacent to it. But no railway Ambedkar and Babu Jagjivan Ram have left their service is available there. The Vidisha railway station indelible mark in their work towards the uplift of down should be developed as a model station. A railway - trodden. I find Shri Ramvilas Paswan is emerging so under bridge should be constructed at Khari railway following their footsteps. As our young Railway Minister, crossing in Vidisha because hundreds of tractor-trollies he with his zest and zeal valiantly fights for Social of rural people get stranded there for hours while going Justice. to the nearby Mandi. Now. I would like to bring to light certain problems Ganj basoda is a major wheat trade centre of the pertaining to the non-availability of proper railway service country. This railway station would also be converted as to the people of my constituency. Ambur, Vaniambadi. a modern railway station. There is need of Construction Jolarpet are.the towns with the railway stations situated of an overbridge or an underbridge between in my constituency. Important and busy rail routes like Ganjbasoda at Kyonda Mandideep is an industrial area Madras - Bangalore and Madras - Bombay railway lines with a population of 2 lakh which can be termed as a pass through my constituency. None of these trains mini India because the thousands of labourers from even the Bangalore bound ones have stoppage in any Bihar and Uttar Pradesh come here but the platform is of the three towns in the constituency These towns of British period This platform should be developed have got many tanneries and leather industrial units immediately. There is also need of construction of either So. it is necessary to give a stoppage to the Bangalore an overbridge or an underbridge at Obedullahganj- bound trains at least So I request the Rail Ministry to Renhati road Obedullahganj and Budni platforms need consider providing the optimum traffic facility to people immediate development of the constituency through which a busy and profitable railway route passes The Bhopal - Rajkot Express remains stationary from morning to evening at Bhopal and if this train is Recently our Railway Minister met the Members of extended upto Bina During this period, it will facilitate Parliament and other representatives of people to seek travelling to Vidisha, Basoda and Bina The railways their view about the preformance of Railways in Tamil will also get additional revenue Nadu I had highlighted the plight of our district North Arcot Sambuvarayar and especially my constituency Vidisha is a world famous tourist Centre Mahamaya due to their being neglected by the Railways all these Express stops at small stations but it has no stoppage years This has given rise to dismal industrial growth at Vidisha A stoppage should be provided at Vidisha which almost negligible So people from my constituency also The Jhelum and Kshipra Express should be have migrated to several places in search of their stopped at Ganjbasoda which is a major trade centre livelihood. So it is high time you encourage extending A hault should be provided at Gulalganj for Dadar - more of railway lines and trains to our place so that it Amritsar Express A direct tram via Itarsi should be would contribute to industrial growth thereby making operated so as to link Bhopal with Uttar Pradesh and the expansion of Railways there, a viable and justified Bihar. The Southern Express should be provided one Tiruvannamalai Sambuvarayar district faces an stoppages at Budni, Obeduliahganj and Mandideep I acute problem due to the migration of people for want am hearing your bell and therefore.
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