The Preamble tote bag

Rajendra Prasad

  1. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16May I put the amendments to vote? The first amendment is that of Shrimati Purnima Banerji: That in clause 16, the following new paragraph be added as an…
  2. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16The next amendment is by Shrimati Renuka Ray: That for clause 16, the following be substituted:— “No denominational religious instruction shall be…
  3. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16That is in the original resolution—“maintained by the State”. He has accepted that I think.
  4. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16Mrs. Renuka Ray says she is withdrawing the amendment. I will put the original proposition.
  5. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16I am going to put that very proposition to the House as you have just now read out.
  6. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16The sentence will be: “No person attending any school recognised by the State receiving aid out of State funds etc.”
  7. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16We may get over the difficulty if we put the clause in the following way: “No person attending any school recognised or maintained by the State or…
  8. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16He wants to know whether “State” includes Units.
  9. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16Recognised by the State or receiving aid out of State funds. One or the other.
  10. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16Mr. Munshi’s amendment was introduced in the course of the discussion and there was no proper notice of it. Therefore, this question has arisen.
  11. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16The difficulty is, you put in certain words in the course of the discussion, of which there was no notice to the members. The mover has accepted them and…
  12. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16Does the House wish to refer it to the Drafting Committee?
  13. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16If that is the wish of the House I do not mind.
  14. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16The Members of the Drafting Committee are here and they have also heard the discussion, and they will get a report of this debate. I am sure they will…
  15. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16The House has accepted it.
  16. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16I do not think it is necessary for him to do that. If the House accepts it I will do it.
  17. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16I will nominate four or five gentlemen who are really interested in this subject and they can send up their recommendations to the Drafting Committee.
  18. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16Only the final report will come to the House.
  19. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16I do not know what are these matters.
  20. Mr. President :SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS— (Contd.)CLAUSE 16That will not take much time.