Rajendra Prasad

  1. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1That is a question which the Mover may answer if he wishes.
  2. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1All these questions will be replied to by the Mover if he wishes to answer them.
  3. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1Do I understand, Dr. Deshmukh, that we should adjourn the House for allowing members to give notice of amendments which would be taken up later?
  4. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1If there are any amendments which you have given notice of and which, although not printed, members have had occasion to consider, then I will not stand…
  5. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1The point or order arises on what?
  6. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1Rule 32 lays down: “Except as permitted by the Chairman, notice of any amendment to a motion must be given at least one clear day before the motion is to…
  7. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1As I have said, if I get notice of an amendment in time for circulation to the members so that they may have an opportunity to consider it before coming…
  8. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1We shall take up the amendments.
  9. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1I understand these amendments were circulated last night?
  10. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1I allowed members time up to yesterday evening to send in the amendments, and it has taken time to get them printed and circulated to the members. Some…
  11. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1I was under the impression that the amendments were circulated last night.
  12. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1It seems there have been some delays in circulating the amendments because the addresses of some members were not known to the office. It seems some…
  13. REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1I now call upon Maulana Hasrat Mohani to move his amendment.
  14. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1Order, order.
  15. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTIONChapter I CLAUSE—1These are all the amendments of which I have received notice in regard to Clause 1. As there was a wish expressed by some members to bring in amendments…

  1. Mr. President :PRESENTATION OF CREDENTIALS AND SIGNING OF THE REGISTERI will ask the Secretary to look into the matter.
  2. Mr. President :ELECTION OF VICE-PRESIDENTS AND OF MEMBERS OF COMMITTEESI have pleasure in announcing that Dr. H. C. Mukerjee and Sir V. T. Krishnamachari are the only candidates who have been duly proposed and seconded for…
  3. ELECTION OF VICE-PRESIDENTS AND OF MEMBERS OF COMMITTEESThere being only as many candidates as there are vacancies in all cases, I have great pleasure in declaring these members to be duly elected to the…
  4. Mr. President :ELECTION OF VICE-PRESIDENTS AND OF MEMBERS OF COMMITTEESThey will begin to function only after signing the Register and as soon as they come here they will sign the Register.
  5. Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.We shall now go on with the discussion of yesterday’s Resolution.