B. L. Mitter

  1. Sir Brojendra Lal Mitter (Baroda) :PRESIDENT’S ADDRESSSir, I thank you for the cordial terms in which you have welcomed us, the representatives of the States who are here today. I wish more had come in. I…

  1. Sir B. L. Mitter (Baroda) :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESI am assured that this matter will be considered when the Judiciary Report comes up. In view of this assurance I do not move my amendment.

  1. Sir B. L. Mitter (Baroda State) :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION-Contd.Mr. President, you appointed a Committee to examine Clause 8 of the Provincial Constitution. The Committee have unanimously made a Report + and they have…
  2. Sir B. L. Mitter :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION-Contd.Mr. President ; this question of reciprocal arrangement between a province and a state was considered by the committee appointed by you and the committee…
  3. Sir B. L. Mitter :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION-Contd.Sir, I think there is a certain amount of confusion in the minds of some members. When I said that we had re-drafted this clause, that re-draft refers to…

  1. Sir B. L. Mitter (Baroda State) :REPORT OF THE UNION CONSTITUTION COMMITTEECLAUSE 9In view of Sir Gopalaswami Ayyangar’s amendment which he proposes to move, we do not move the amendment which stands in our name.
  2. Sir B. L. Mitter :REPORT OF THE UNION CONSTITUTION COMMITTEECLAUSE 9Sir, it is somewhat surprising that an innocent and agreed amendment should have evoked so much eloquence and a certain amount of heat also. What are the…

  1. Sir B. L. Mitter (Baroda State) :REPORT ON THE UNION CONSTITUTIONPART IV—CHAPTER I—CLAUSE 7That is so. I have got an amendment to it.

  1. Sir B. L. Mitter (Baroda State) :REPORT ON THE UNION CONSTITUTIONCLAUSE 7Sir, the amendment which I move is: That in sub-clause (2) (b) of Clause 7 after the word “jurisdiction” the words “in a Province” be inserted. The…
  2. Sir B. L. Mitter :REPORT ON THE UNION CONSTITUTIONCLAUSE 7Sir, I do not want to press my amendment and so ask leave of the House to withdraw it.
  3. Sir B.L. Mitter :REPORT ON THE UNION CONSTITUTIONCLAUSE 7On a point of order, Sir. I have asked for leave to withdraw my amendment. Therefore the argument whether the States should have this power or not need…

  1. Sir B. L. Mitter (Baroda State) :REPORT OF THE UNION POWERS COMMITTEE—(contd.)Mr. President, I do not want to take much time in saying a few words which I have to say because it has not been brought out in the debate so far. It has…

  1. Shri B. L. Mitter (Baroda State) :ITEM 4Mr. President, I oppose the amendment moved by Shri Himmat Singh Maheshwari. The reasons he gave in support of the amendment tend to separate the States…

  1. Sir B. L. Mitter (Baroda State) :ITEM 14Mr. President, I wish to draw the attention of this Assembly to one aspect of this question which has not yet been touched upon. I agree with Sardar…