The Preamble tote bag

Rajendra Prasad

  1. Mr. President :CLAUSE 13—RIGHTS RELATING TO RELIGIONCLAUSE 17Do I take it that it is the wish of the House that this clause be referred back to the Advisory Committee for further consideration?
  2. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSMr. Mohanlal Saksena has moved that this clause also be referred back to the Advisory Committee for further consideration.
  3. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSYou are going into the merits of the clause.
  4. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSThere is a motion by Mr. Mohanlal Saksena. He wants that the clause be referred back to the Committee. If that is accepted, no amendment need be moved.
  5. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSIf the House wants to refer back the Clause to the Committee the discussion will not be of much help.
  6. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSI take it that the House wishes to discuss this clause. The amendments will be moved. We may take up the suggestion of Mr. Mohanlal Saksena at a later…
  7. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSThere are other amendments of which I have got notice. I shall ask the Hon’ble members to move the amendments.
  8. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSAll the amendments of which I have got notice have been disposed of; they are not moved. Mr. Munshi’s amendment and the clause are now both open for…
  9. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSWe have two amendments. One is from Mr. Mohanlal Saksena.
  10. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSThen the other is from Mr. Munshi to refer back sub-clause (2) to the Committee.
  11. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSThen I put the amended clause to the House now leaving out sub-clause (2) and retaining sub-clause (1) and sub-clause (3) (a) and (b).
  12. Mr. President :CLAUSE 18—CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSI think we have just come nearly to 12-30. So we shall stop today and take up the work again at 9 o’clock tomorrow.

  1. Mr. President :INTERIM REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS—contd.We shall resume further discussion on the remaining clauses of the Fundamental Rights. Clause 19.
  2. Mr. President :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.Do you move the amendment?
  3. Mr. President :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.There is only one amendment to this clause. The clause and the amendment are both for discussion.
  4. Mr. President :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.Do you mean to say that an agreement will be affected by this clause ?
  5. Mr. President :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.The acquisition itself will be provided for in the agreement.
  6. Mr. President :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.Now, the discussion will only be about the whole clause.
  7. Mr. President :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.I have got some more names. Mr. Phool Singh.
  8. Mr. President :Clause 19.—Miscellaneous Rights.There is a motion that the question be now put. I think we have had enough discussion and I would like to take the sense of the House. The question is:…