The Preamble tote bag

H. V. Kamath

  1. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 4—RIGHTS OF EQUALITYSir, in moving this amendment I seek to draw a distinction between religion and creed. I think the word religion is not comprehensive enough to include…
  2. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 4—RIGHTS OF EQUALITY‘Colour’ means colour of your complexion. Two persons may belong to the same race but may have different colours physically. Therefore to make it…
  3. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 4—RIGHTS OF EQUALITYRegarding my amendment No. 10, I desire to withdraw so far as it relates to the insertion of the word ‘colour’. With great respect I am still not…
  4. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 4—RIGHTS OF EQUALITYCLAUSE 6Sir, I move that in clause 6, after the word “Untouchability” the word “unapproachability” be inserted, and after the word “any” the words “and every” be…
  5. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 4—RIGHTS OF EQUALITYCLAUSE 6In view of the explanation given by the Hon’ble Sardar Patel I beg leave of the House to withdraw the amendments moved by me.

  1. Mr. H. V. Kamath (C.P. & Berar: General) :INTERIM REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS—Contd.CLAUSE 5.—RIGHTS OF EQUALITYSir, after what happened to my amendment yesterday, I do not wish to repeat that amendment today.
  2. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 7.—RIGHTS OF EQUALITYIn view of the change in the clause as indicated, I think there is no point in pursuing my amendment.
  3. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 7.—RIGHTS OF EQUALITYMr. President, Sir, I rise to support my hon’ble friend, Seth Govind Das. The issue raised by him is to my mind an important one inasmuch as, while we…
  4. Mr. H. V. Kamath :REPORT OF THE ORDER OF BUSINESS COMMITTEEThe motion is for consideration and not adoption. It only says, “proceed to take into consideration the report…” there is no question of adoption.

  1. Mr. H. V. Kamath (C.P. and Berar : General) :CLAUSE 11.—RIGHTS OF FREEDOMIn the event of acceptance by the House of Mr. Munshi’s amendment, there is no necessity for my amendment. (No. 29 of the Supplementary List II). If it…
  2. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 12.—RIGHTS OF FREEDOM .I am told that this clause deals only with children below 14, and that, therefore, expectant mothers and old people are out of place. I shall reserve my…
  3. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 13—RIGHTS RELATING TO RELIGIONCLAUSE 14.I could not hear a word of what Sir Alladi said.
  4. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 13—RIGHTS RELATING TO RELIGIONCLAUSE 17[Under teens includes nineteen.]

  1. Mr. H. V. Kamath (C.P. & Berar: General) :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.CLAUSE 20Sir, as regards amendment No. 95 subsequent scrutiny shows that my point comes under clause 9 and therefore there is no necessity to move my amendment.…
  2. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 2My suggestion is that it should be undertaken immediately so that we may have a report as to the implications before us.
  3. Mr. H. V. Kamath :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 2How will these clauses go to the Committee?

  1. Mr. H. V. Kamath (C.P. and Berar: General) :ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT[Mr. President, could you kindly inform the House as to how many of the States representatives are elected and how many nominated?]

  1. Mr. H. V. Kamath (C.P. & Berar: General) :AMENDMENTS OF THE RULESRULE 67I submit that in the light of the new rules that have been made, and the old rules that have been amended or deleted all the rules be re-numbered…

  1. Mr. H. V. Kamath (C. P. and Berar: General) :ELECTION OF VICE-PRESIDENTS AND OF MEMBERS OF COMMITTEESSir, on a point of order, Dr. H. C. Mukerjee and Bakshi Sir Tek Chand have not, I believe, signed the Register of this House and as such they are not…
  2. Mr. H. V. Kamath :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 1—contd.Mr. President, Sir, yesterday we listened to a speech which I believe was the first of its kind ever delivered in this House. It was a speech unique in…