The Preamble tote bag

R.K. Sidhwa

  1. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :CLAUSE 13—RIGHTS RELATING TO RELIGIONCLAUSE 17I do not want it to be sent back to the Committee.
  2. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSMy amendment, i.e., No. 84, is a new clause. It may be taken afterwards.

  1. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa (C.P. and Berar: General) :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.Mr. President, Sir, one would have expected that under the present economic conditions prevailing in the country, there would be a clause for acquiring…
  2. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.Yes, Sir, No property shall be taken or acquired for public use unless the law provides for the payment of compensation, says the clause. Now, Sir, the…
  3. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.If the law provides that a compensation is to be paid and if in the agreement there is no clause, then we will be bound down. I, as a common sense man,…
  4. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 24Sir, as stated by Mr. Santhanam, if the position is left as it is, this clause will deprive many persons who are born in the Union, which is going to be…
  5. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 24This is not a matter for lawyers only. This question has a bearing on every ordinary person.
  6. Mr. R.K. Sidhwa :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11Sir, paragraph 9 of the Report of the Chairman of the Advisory Committee states: “The Fundamental Rights Sub-Committee and the Minorities Sub-Committee…
  7. Mr. R.K. Sidhwa :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11I have no objection to this clause forming part of the Constitution.
  8. Mr. R.K. Sidhwa :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11It should form part of the Constitution.
  9. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :CLAUSE 22—RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIESCLAUSE 11I said it should form part of the Constitution.
  10. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :PRESIDENT’S REMARKS REGARDING THE RESOLUTIONS RELATING TO LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL PROVINCES AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE CONSTITUTION TO BE FRAMED .I wish to make one request. That is, now that the date has been left to you, Sir, will you kindly see that the agenda is supplied to us in sufficient…

  1. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa (C. P. & Berar: General) :AMENDMENTS OF THE RULESRULE 23I am also not moving my amendment.

  1. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa (C. P. and Berar: General) :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 2I do not move them.
  2. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 6Sir, the amendment that stands in my name states that the salary of the Governor should form part of the Constitution. I am strongly of the view,…
  3. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 6Yes, Sir. I have been told also that it will be borne in mind.

  1. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa (C. P. and Berar: General) :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 13My amendment No. 62 states that the salary of the Ministers shall not be more than the Governor’s salary or even the same as the salary of the Governor.…

  1. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa (C. P. and Berar: General) :CHAPTER II—RULE 19Sir, in the note to this clause you will kindly find a sentence as follows: “There is to be no special representation in the Legislative Assembly either…
  2. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa :CHAPTER II—RULE 19The intention of the Committee is indicated in this note. I entirely agree with what the Committee has stated because now everybody has to come from the…
  3. Mr. R. K. Sidhwa:CHAPTER II—RULE 19Sir, I beg to move that in sub-clause (2) of Clause 19 for the figure “50” the figure “60” be substituted. In the new constitution we are going to have a…