Rajendra Prasad
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12A request has been made to me by a Madras Member that all the speeches which are delivered here in Hindustani should be translated into English for his…
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12I am afraid I cannot force any speaker in a particular language. It is left to him to choose the language in which he wishes to speak.
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12I do not think it is necessary for me to control the speaker. I think he is speaking within bounds. (Laughter.)
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12The speaker suffers from one kind of limitation and other members suffer from some other kind of limitation. The speaker is ignorant of some languages…
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12I have the names of half a dozen of more members who have expressed their desire to speak.
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12But if the House wishes to close the discussion, I shall have no objection. There is a motion for closure. I cannot make an exception in favour of one…
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12It has been moved: “That the Governor’s Ministers shall be chosen and summoned by him and shall hold office during his pleasure.” To this an amendment…
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12I now put to vote the second amendment to the amendment, namely, that the following words be added at the end of the amendment: “and shall hold office…
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12I now put the original amendment of Mr. Aziz Ahmad Khan to vote.
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12I now put the original clause to vote.
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 12We will now go to Clause 13.
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 13There are several amendments of which I have received notice. I will call on the Movers to move their amendments.
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 13These are all the amendments of which I have received notice. The original proposition is now open for discussion. Those who wish to say anything on it…
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 13We go to Clause 14.
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 14I have received no notice of amendment to this clause. I shall put it to vote, unless any member wants to speak.
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 14The idea is that the Drafting Committee will prepare the Schedule and it will come before the House. This is only to lay down the principle here.
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 14I have said on a previous occasion when a question was raised with regard to these notes that these notes were not formal1y put to the House and they…
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 14As a matter of fact, no note which is contained in these papers forms part of the resolution before the House. The question is: “That Clause 14 be passed.”
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 14I do not think any question of a point of order arises. The question has been put.
- Mr. President :REPORT ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A MODEL PROVINCIAL CONSTITUTION—contd.CLAUSE 14Clause 15 shall stand over.