The Preamble tote bag

Rajendra Prasad

  1. Mr. President :CLAUSE 8—RIGHTS OF FREEDOM .There are two view points placed before the House. Mr. Lahiri has a number of fresh proposals which are not exactly amendments, but which are new…
  2. Mr. President :CLAUSE 8—RIGHTS OF FREEDOM .Those who would like these new clauses to be taken up at the end of the discussion with regard to fundamental rights will please say ‘Aye’—those against…
  3. Mr. President :CLAUSE 8—RIGHTS OF FREEDOM .Your amendments now.
  4. Mr. President :CLAUSE 8—RIGHTS OF FREEDOM .I think he did move an amendment.
  5. Mr President :CLAUSE 8—RIGHTS OF FREEDOM .I shall now put the amendments first. As most of the amendments have been accepted by the Mover, I take it that the House assents to them. (Voices: ‘Yes’).
  6. Mr. President :CLAUSE 8—RIGHTS OF FREEDOM .I shall now put Mr. Lahiri’s amendment to the House. The amendment seeks to substitute the words “defence of the Union” for the words “security of the…
  7. Mr. President :CLAUSE 8—RIGHTS OF FREEDOM .Then I come to amendment to sub-clause (e). As amended it will read: “The right of every citizen to reside and settle in any part of the Union. to…
  8. Mr. President :CLAUSE 8—RIGHTS OF FREEDOM .Then I come to the proviso to sub-clause (e). The amendment is to drop the word “reasonable”.
  9. Mr. President :CLAUSE 8—RIGHTS OF FREEDOM .I shall now put the whole clause. I suppose it is not necessary that it should be read out.
  10. Mr. President :CLAUSE 9—RIGHTS OF FREEDOMThen we come to Clause 9.
  11. Mr. President :CLAUSE 9—RIGHTS OF FREEDOMAs regards the proviso there is a formal amendment to drop it. Then there are some amendments of which notice has been given.
  12. Mr. President :CLAUSE 9—RIGHTS OF FREEDOMThen I come to the amendment saying that the proviso be dropped.
  13. Mr. President :CLAUSE 9—RIGHTS OF FREEDOMI put Clause 9 as amended.
  14. Mr. President :CLAUSE 9—RIGHTS OF FREEDOMNow, we shall take up the Report of the Order of Business Committee. We shall take up the discussion of the further clauses of the Fundamental Rights…
  15. Mr. President :REPORT OF THE ORDER OF BUSINESS COMMITTEEI suppose nothing is to be said about the report. There is nothing more to be done I believe.
  16. Mr. President :REPORT OF THE ORDER OF BUSINESS COMMITTEEI put the report to the vote of the House.
  17. Mr. President :REPORT OF THE ORDER OF BUSINESS COMMITTEEI take it that the Report is to be recorded. Is that the view of the House?
  18. Mr. President :REPORT OF THE ORDER OF BUSINESS COMMITTEEThere are one or two points in the Report which the House will have to consider. One is that the Committee wants permission to submit a subsequent…
  19. Mr. President:REPORT OF THE ORDER OF BUSINESS COMMITTEEShall we take that up now?
  20. Mr. President:REPORT OF THE ORDER OF BUSINESS COMMITTEEShall we take that up now ?