Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly

THE 4NDHRA PRADESH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

DEBATES OFFICIAL REPORT

MfHe/y day o/ iA^ Hr^f ^M^oa q/

W'DHRA PRADESH LEGISLATIVE \SSfMBL\ Friday, the 28th June, 1968

The House met at Half-Past Eight of the Clock

( Mr Speaker m the Chair )

ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

Mr Speaker —Let us take up Question Nos 2325 , 2326 and 2327 together as they relate to the same subject

LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEMES TAKEN UP 1 9 6 6 67

2325—

*3992 Q —Sarvasri Badrivishal Pitti (Maharajgunj) and R Mahananda (Darsi) —Will the Hon Minister for Irr!gation be pleased to s^ate

whecher districtwise particulars of the following will be laid on the table of the House ,

(i) the number of Lift Irrigation Schemes taken up m Andhra Pradesh by !966-67 ,

(n) the number of them completed ,

(m) the total amount of expenditure incurred therefor,

(lv) h$ extent of ayacut brought under cultivation and

(v) the extent ayacut to be brought under cultivation under those which are yet be completed ?

' The Minister for Irrigation (Sn S Sidda Reddy) —(a) to (f) —

A statement is placed oA the Table of the House

7 ,Np, W (303)

PAPER PLACED ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE [ Vide answer to L A Q No 2325 (*3992) ]

Statement Showing the District-Wise Particulars of Lift Irrigation Scheme Taken up the Andhra Pradesh by 1^66-67

S i No Name of the Number Number Total expendi- Ayacut m acres district o f L . I of them ture incurred Proposed Developed Balance

Schemes completed upjto Decem- so far (Rgures taken (Rgures m ber, 1967 wtthm Tip by brackets brackets

1966-67 indicate refer to the No of ayacut undtg? schemes un-completed yet to be scemes) completed )

scemes)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 Snkakuiam 5 5 2,73,0ul 1,417 701 716 % Yisakhapatnam 3 3 1,93,934 650 399 251

Bast Godayari 7 6 74,84,916 37485 18,116 18,76^ 0 )

18,116 (6,000)

4 West Godayari 3 28,05,000 13,073 4,074 8,999 ( l ) (5,000)

3 Krishna 23 16 45,02,706 32,601 11,450 2! ,131 (7)

45,02,706 11,450 (15,836)

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LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEMES

2326— * 5026 Q - Sri M Baga Reddy (Zahirabad) — Will the hon

Minister for Irrigation be pleased to state

(a) how many lift irrigation (pumps) Schemes have been taken up m the State so far, with namss and location of these schemes,

(b) how much amount the Government has spent on these schemes, *

(c) t i e annual income the Government is deriving from these schemes m the shape of water cess etc, and

(d) the annual recurring expenditure on these pumpsets?

Sri S Sidda Reddy — (a) A statement is placed on the Table of the House

(b) Rs 2 47 crores upto the end of December, 1967

(c) Rs 3 5 lakhs from the schemes m seven districts The figures of other districts are not ? available as the revenue

accounts have not been finalised

(d) Rs 16 92 lakhs

PAPERS PLACED ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE

(VIDE ANSWER To L A Q No 2326 (* 5026) ]

Statement showing district-wise names and location of Lift Irrigation Schemes taken tip under Mionr Irrigation Programme of Public

Works Department, In Andhra Pradesh

SI No

District-wise names of Lift Irrigation Schemes *

(1) (2^

SRIKAKULAM DISTRICT 1 Purushottapuram pumping scheme on Vamsadhara river,

Srikakulam taluk

2 Gara pumping scheme on Vamsadhara river, Srikakulam taluk

3 Swarnamukhi pumping scheme near Kpthavalasa (village) Bobbili taluk

4 Arasada pumping scheme on Swarnamukhi river, Bobbili taluk ;

5 Geethanapalh pumping scheme on Swarnamukhi river, Paujonda taluk ^

t3ra! Answers to ^8th june, 1968

(1) (2) VISAKHAPATNAM DISTRICT

6 Venkupalem pumping scheme on Sarda river, Anakapalli taluk 7 Patipalli pumping scheme on Ava-kalva, Anakapalh taluk 8 Denkada pumping scheme on Champavati river, Beemum-

patnam taluk

EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT

9 Tatapudi pumping scheme on Godavan river near Kaptlesh-waram (v) Ramachandra^uram taluk

10 Pumping scheme near Vcakatanagaram (village) m Godavan river, Rajamundry taluk

11 Somavaram pumping scheme on Yeleru river, Peddapuram taluk

12 Torrigedda pumping scheme 13 Peravaram pumping scheme, Kothapeta taluk 14 Utchilt pumping scheme, Kothapeta taluk ' 15 Vemagtri pumping scheme, Rajamundri taluk

WEST GODAVARI DISTRICT

16 Gutala pumping scheme, Polavaram taluk 17 Pencyala pumping scheme, Kovvur taluk 18 Dend^luru pumping scheme, Bluru taluk

KRISHNA DISTRICT

19 Budameru diversion channel pumpmg scheme to feed Veerraju tank of Kondapalli village, Vijayavada taluk

20 Velgaleru pumpmg scheme on Budameru river, Vijayavada taluk

21 Vellanki pumping scheme on Wyra river, andigama taluk 22 Punnavalli pumping scheme on_Krishna river, Nandigama taluk 23 Pumping scheme near Channaraopalem (village) on right Rank

of Enugugadda stream, Nandigama taluk 24 -do- on left Rank 25 Gandepalli pumping scheme on Wyra river Nandigama taluk 26 Aithavaram pumping scheme on Mmiyeru river, Nandigama

taluk 27 Chavatikallu pumping scheme on Krishna river Nandigama

taluk 28 Nemali-Dasapuram pumping scheme on Peaugulayegu, Tiru-

vuru taluk (1) 29 Nemali-Dasapuram pumping acheiae on Penugulavagu, Tir-

vuru taluk (2) 30 Mutchanapalli pumping scheme on lppalavagu Titln&u taluk i

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31 Mruthyumalianna pumping scheme on Tammileru near Balieve (village) Nuzvid taluk

32 Edurumodi pumping scheme of Edurumodi (village) 33 Gollapudi pumptng scheme of Gollapudi (Village) (Krishna

river) Vijayawada taluk 34 Muktyala pumping scheme, Muktyala (village) Krishna river,

Nandigama taluk 3R Kowluru pumping scheme, of Kowluru (village) Budameru

division channel Vijayawada taluk 86 Ustepalli pumping scheme of Ustepalli (village) (Krishna river),

Nandigama taluk 37 Katrenapalli pumping scheme of Katrenapalli (Village) (Krishna

river), Nandigama 88 Eturu pumping scheme, Eturu (village) (Krishna river) Nandi

gama taluk 89 Munalur pumping scheme, Munalur village (Krishna river)

Nandigama taluk 40 Patamata pumpmg scheme, Bandar canal, Patamata (Vy

Vijayavada taluk 41 Telladevarapalli pumpmg scheme, TeHadevarapalh (v)

Narasimhasagaram Alugavagu, Tirvuru taluk

GUNTUR DISTRICT

42 Vaikuntapuram pumpmg scheme Vaikuntapuram (v) (Krishna river) Guntur taluk

43 Thimmayyapatfm pumping scheme, Thimmayyapalem (v) (Gundlakamma river), Ongole taluk

44 Thotavanpalem pumping scheme, Thotavaripalem (v) (Comma-mur canal) Bapatla taluk

45 Ramanayapalem pumpmg scheme, Ramanayapalcm (v)(Comtna-mur canal) Bapatla taluk

46 Bmileru pumping scheme, Emileru (v) (Commamur canal) Baptla taluk

47 Seethaaagaram i e Ahdhra Ratna pumpmg scheme, Thadtpalli (v)K W Mam channel) Guntur taluk

48 Kaza and Chmnakakam pumpmg scheme (West mam Br nch of (K W High level channel) Khaja Chmnjkakam (villape), Guntur taluk

49 Undavalli pumping scheme, Undavalli (v), (KnshnaJRiver) through Undavalli Vagu, Guntur taluk

30 Sithanagaram pumping scheme, (K W 1 am Canal), Guntur taluk

51 Kanuparthy pumptng scheme, Ongole taluk ^

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NELLORE DISTRICT

52 Sangam pumping scheme on Pennar river, Atmakur taluk 53 Suryapalem pumpmg scheme on Pennar river, Atmakur taluk 54 Degapudi pumping scheme on Kandeleru river, Rapur taluk 55 Devaravemur pumping scheme, from river Kandleru 56 Padmata Kambampadu pumping scheme j 7 KuHuru pumping scheme

CUDDAPAH DISTRICT

58 Pumping scheme on Pennar river near Khadrabad (v), Jammala-madugu taluk

59 Thambalagandi pumping seheme on Sagileru river, Sidhout taluk

6) Kamalakur pumping scheme on Sagileru river, Sidhout taluk

61 Lmgampalli pumping scheme from river Pennar

62 Ponnavolu pumpmg seheme trom the river Pennar

ANANTAPUR DISTRICT 63 Pumpmg scheme on Pull tivanka near Mtmadur (Village) Tadi-

parti Taluk

KURNOOL DISTRICT

64 Peddapadu pumping scheme on Vakeru vagu, Kurnool taluk

65 Kamalapuri pumpmg scheme on Paleru rivet, Koilkuntla taluk

66 Pumping scheme near Koilkuntla (v) on Zarreru river, Koilkuntla taluk

67 Pumping scheme near Hogavur on Peddavagu (Kamballa dim^), Koilkuntla taluk

68 Pumping scheme on Zurreru river near Souderdmne (v) Koil-kutla taluk

NALGONDA DISTRICT

69 L I Schemes on Halia nver near Chaudur (v) Nalgonda taluk

70 L'ft Irrigation scheme on Alair river near Raghunathpur (v), Bhongir taluk L I Schemes across Aleru river, Kolanpak village, BhongifMuk

72 Li# Irrigation scheme on Peddavagu near Man v am pal i (v) Devarakonda taluk

MBDAK DISTRICT

Lift Irrigation scheme across Nakkavagu near Ismailkhappet (village), Sangareddy taluk

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MAH\BOOBNAGAR DISTRICT

74 Lift Irrigation sche ne on Okasettivagu near Karvena village, Atmakur taluk

NIZAMABAD DISTRICT

75 Lift Irrigation scheme on Ramadugu vagu near Narkoda (v) Armoor taluk

76 Lift Irrigation scheme on Bhimgal vagu near Bezzaram (v) Armoor taluk

WARANGAL DISTRICT

77 L I Scheme on Akheru river near Ellanda (village), Warangal taluk

78 L I Scheme on Munneru river near Kothuru village, Maha-boobnagar taluk

ADILABAD DISTRICT

79 Pumping scheme on Suddavagu near Lmgal (village), Madhole taluk

80 L I Scheme on Swama river near Aluru village, Nirmal taluk

KHAMMAM DISTRICT

81 L I Schemes across Munneru river near Thimmanapalam (v)

82 Lift Irrigation on Munneru river near Polishettigudem (v) Khammam ta!uk

L I S:heme across ^yra river near Khammampad(v),Madhira taluk

84 L I Scheme on Wyra river near Mahadevipuram (Lendukur), Madhira taluk

S3 L I Scheme on Wyra river near Bayyaram(v), Ma ihira taluk

KARIMNAGAR DISTRICT 86 Pumpmg scheme on MulRsalavagu near Bojjannapeta (v),

Sultanabad taluk

LlPT IRRIGATION IN T B PROJECT 2327—

* 3 4 1 5 Q — S a r v ^ n T G L Thitnaiah (Adorn) and GThimma Reddy (Allagadda) - W i l l the hon Minister for Irrigation be pleased to state

(a) whether Lift Irrigation is allowed in T B Project Low Level Canal, Kumool district wbdre t&ere i$ ^ 'registered ayacut m the adjouun^ villages, an<3 '

Oral Answers to Questions 28th June, 1968 313

(b) if so, whether loan facilities would be provided to purchase oil engines and pumps ?

Sri S Sidda Reddy —(a) No, Sir

(b) Does not arise

^ a Xba^c&g —q3y<&) 36 scheme <33^ gcgr°13_ ? irrigation potential ?

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Pnnnar river near Kadrabad, Jammalamadugu i q Tambaliagundi pumpmg Scheme on Sagihru river, Sidhout f q Kamalakar pump-mg Scheme on Sagileru river Sidhout Tq commissioned

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up to December, 19r7 - c râ^ particulars o a j ^ C b Minor irrigation g"* g ^ * ^ ^ g b u e o remunerative ^ a goô^* ^^ .g j j co 6 ^ a g a e i a g g o a r t c b ^^-Cb ^ c r a ^ remunerative point consider ^s^-tr*, ? e s ^ a ^ e ^ a g a s ' i a g gboêrr*cb

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Sri D Venkatesam —In the stateme st placed on the Table of the Bouse, against Anantapur district the total expenditure incurred

Dedember 1967 is stated to be Rs 6\183 and the ayacut propo-sed- to be developed is gnen at 210 acres If that is so, what is t ^ estimated cost of the above scheme and what is the percentage of remuneration derived from it ? May I request the Minister to kHK% tell us whether the Government is taking info account the remunera tiâ#peQt of the scheme ? ^ g c ^ d o scheme 200 acres

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cost is Rs 61,300 The conditions are these, there must be ample water for at least ^0U days m a year, the electric connection should be available at an economic dts ance within three miles, the running cost should not exceed Rs 40 per acre , the initial cost of the scheme should not exceed Rs 300 per acre, the cultivator should be prepared to willingly pay t the rate of Rs 35 to Rs 45 per acre, so that there is no loss to the Government

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KALWAKUNTLA WATER SUPPLY SCHEME

3328— *2696 Q —Sri V Munuswamappa (Vepanjen) —Will the hon

Minuter for Irrigation be pleased to state

(a) whether the Government are aware of the fact that on account of Punepalli (of Kalwakuntla water supply through which one lakh gallons of water is supplied to Chittoor municipal town) the public of the surrounding villages are facing many inconveniences due to the drying up of Agricultural wells (Nadavababutu) and non-availability of water for agricultural purposes,

(b) whether it is under the consideration of the Government to construct an anicut at Kalwukunta on the Chittoor—Pakal road so that it will be useful both fbr bus transport and for storage of water fer agricultural purposes , and

(c) if so when it will be taken up ?

Sn S Sidda Reddy — (a^ It is not true that the Public of villages surrounding the Punepalle (of Kalvagunta) water supply scheme are facing an inconvenience Enquires show that the irrigation wells near the pumping works are not drymgup on account of water being pumped out of the river for supply to Chittoor Municipality

(b) No, Sir

(c) Does not arise

Oral Answers to Questions 28 h June, 1968 321

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EXPERT COMMITTEE ON ERADICATION OF FAMINE 2329—

*5790 Q - Sarvasn A Madhava Rao, P O Satyanarayana Raju (Pemmiganur) and P Venkatesan (Dharmavaram) —Will the hon Minister for Planning and Law be pleased to state

(a) whether it is a fact that an expert team from Government of India on eradication of famine m this state toured famine areas of our State during March, 1968 ,

(b) if so, the places they have toured ,

(c) whether they have made any concrete suggestions for eradication of famine and submitted any report, and

(d) if so, whether a summary of the recommendations will be placed on the Table of the House ?

The Minister for Planning and Law (Sri K V Narayan Reddy) —

(a) Yes Sir A Central Team consisting of Joint Commissioner (Minor Irrigation) and Deputy Commissionar (Soils) visited this State and toured in Anantapur District during March, 1968

(b) The Team visited Kurugunta Atmakur and Cholasamudram villages in Anaisthapur Taluk, Kalyandurg, Duddekimta and Tha* gguparthi villages in Kalyandurg Taluk and the ayacut areas of Thungabhadia High Level Canal in Gooty Taluk

(c) Yes, Sir

%d) A copy of the summery of the recommendations made by the Central Team is placed on the Table of t^c Hou?e,

322 June, 1968 Ora! Answers to Questions

PLACED ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE

[ViDB ANSWER TO L A Q No 2329 (* 3790)]

SUMMARY OF 1HE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CENTRAL TEAM ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHRONICALLY DROUGHT AFFECTED

AREAS OF ANANTAPUR DlStRICT

On the basis of discussions held at Anantapur and State head-quarters and visits to the villages m the District the Centra! Team recommended the following measures for chronic d ought relief m Anantapur District

( i ) A SYSTEMATIC PROGRAMME OF GROUND WATER SURVEYS AND INVESTIGATIONS

The Geological Survey of India has carried out some ad-hoc studies m Anantapur District which is i dequate The State Agri-culture Department would soon be sett ng up a Technical cell fbr ground water investigations This cell should give priority to the surveys m Anantapur District The programme of surveys should be so planned to givepnorHy to formulation of reahsfc compact area schemes fbr development which may be processed for assistance of Agricultural Refinance Corporation

(2) HYDROLOGICAL STUDY RELATING TO THE CATCHMENT AREAS OF MHSTING MEDIUM AND MINOR. SURPACB FLOW

IRRIGATION PROJECTS

Hydrological study should be carried out in the district to determine whether there was any scope of readjusting the catchments of the existing works with a view to obtaining better util sation of the storage capacity already existing m the various works

(3) ADDITIONAL PROGRAMME FOR SURFACE WATER FLOW IRRIGATION SCHEMES

Priority should be given during l<)68-69 to the completion o the six schemes which ar* already m hand with the Public Works Depattment, Irrigation Department he 23 new flow irrigation schemes Including renovation of 7 existing derelict tanks are costly as compard to the usual yardstick It is entatively suggested that the following schemes out of the list of 33 may be taken up under the first phase

(i) Restoration of Pedda Chervu of Gandla-penta

(si) Re$troation of breached Obulapuram tank

(in) Hullikal Tank of Anukampalli (lv) Forming a new tank across Vanka near

N Hanumanpurain (Site 1) (v) Excavating a supply channel fhm Hagin

river to Dodogafta tank

It is desirable that other schemes are t4ken up only after the hydrological study proposed under item (2) above is completed, '

R< 33,000

Rs 76,000 Rs 45,000

Rs 8,60,000

Rs 1,84,000

Oral Answers to Questions 28th June, 1908 j ^ J

(4) CONSTRUCTION OF GOVERNMENT WELLS IN THE TANK BEDS

Water can be tapped by digging wells m Tank beds to provide irrigation benefit m the ayacut area for long r period It would be desiaable to take up a few weHs of this type on a trial" basis

(3) LIFT IRRIGATION FROM RlVER/SPRlNG CHANNELS

Irrigation from spring or river is provied mostly by gravity Instead it would be better if lift irrigation from these also resorted to at some feasible locations and encourage the farmers to go m for pumpsets of their own to carry out lift irrigation

(6) APPROACH TO PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF GROUND WATER DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES

The mam emphasis should be to formulote compact aren schemes which m addition to construction and boring deepening of dug wells also provide for installation of pumpsets^ extension of power lines "wherever feasible and other comp-lementary development measures ana inputs These schemes would require to be supported by adequate ground water survey and investi-gations, but these can be very conveniently planned and phased when development is plai ned no compact area basis By proper integrat-ing the various inputs, each would mximise the production benefits Most of these compact area schemes could be financed through the assistan e ot the Agricultural Refinance Corporation

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The present practice of valuation of land by Land Mortgage Bank at the prices existtng prior to the propose development is detri-mental to small farmers It should be assessed on the prices of the land subsequent to the proposed development In order to help far-mers with holdings up to ? acres reasonable subsidy may be extended for construction of dug wells and installation of diesel engine pump-sots

To step up litt migat on it is essential to give priority to exten-sion of ppwerlmesm the District Lines should be extended accor ding to 'cluster approach' but giving electric connections o wells too near to each other should be discouraged The schemes for exten-sion of power lines whi Jh had earlier been approved o i the bais of 10% gross return should be revived and implemented expeditiously The installation of diesel engine pumpsets should be encouraged as they are more economical m operation than indigenous water l i fh. Sub-sidies up to 25% could he given fbr diesel engtne pumpsets with adequate hirepurchase facilities It would be desirable to encourage installation of electrical avid diesel pump—sets on these wells which have satisfactory supply of water It is suggested that there must be one Assistant Agricultural Engineer in the District exclusively responsible for proper development and operation of the drilling and Masting wnis

, * ] Some wells may be conatruted ^ and operated either department tally or by ciil&vatoM themselves to provide irrigation M i i ^ e s for smaH farmers with 3 acre, of nolkmgsor ie s Irrigation ceatges may be realised A few wells may be taken up on experimental basis,

324 2^th June, 1968 Ora! Answers to ^u^stion^

To dtrive maximum production advantage it appears necessary . to change the cropping pattern m two directions , (a) the long dur-

a t i o n paddy may be subteituted by high yielding short duration paddy, so that irrigated dry crops can be raised m the Rabi season (b) the second crop of paddy &om J nuary to April should be dis-couraged and a possibility explored for introducing irrigated dry crop likeJowar, Groundnut, S l o w e r etc It would be desirable that possibilities fbr introducing irrigated dry crops m the region with due regard to the pattern of irrigation supply might be examined by the State Agriculture Department in consultation with the Agricultural University

In order to use the available water to the maximum advant ige by arranging uniform application due emphasise should be laid on the land levelling and shaping Indigenous implements specially suita-ble fbr land levelling and shaping m black cotton and red soil areas should be introduced

(p) CO/I/OM? , Mz/a P/zvggwj an;? #<2%^ jTg/t&y Contour bunding aid Nala plugging need special ettention

Possibibty of constructing head water tanks in the high elevation areas also needs to be explored, as these help m conserving soil and arresting siltation of the tanks down below, besides he ping in increas-ing ground water recharge The number of Sub-Divisions fbr soil conservation should be increased with the increase in worjk load Mere construction of soil conservation works would not deliver the godds, their maintenance and follow up action to introduce selec-tive cropping pattern m the treated areas are very important These aspects should be given proper attention at District level

Affbrestation programme can be confined to species like Sissal, Eucalyptus' Presophis and taken up on a limited scale to start with Cutting of immature plants should be effectively stopped

(7J) Cropy -PrpyAyo/? jPrwe&MHg put? JM'gr&effing .Fac*/if?e.r

It is des rable to encour nge fruit crops like grapes, citrus mango etc This would help m improving the economics of \ arious development measures like rural electriRcat'on lift irrigation etc ^ possibility of extending mulberry plantation to support silk indu-stry also needs to be explored

p ^ c / Afinerg? eFOMrc&y T&is item is considered of low priority and need not And plans

in plans 1963-69 ( M s y ^ r i%S-6P The team *s of the view that the Minor Irrigation, Soil Conser-

vation and afforestations programme need to be accelerated on a priority basis m the district fo tackle the problem of chronic drought, at an early date Por making & Modest start dun g 1933-99 towards this end, an additional Cental assistance (outside the State Plan) of Rs 30 lakhs is recommended, subject to satisfactory proposals being formulated by the State Government on the lines indicated ia the foregoing paragraphs

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TECHNICIANS TRAINED IN THE RESEARCH AND DESIGNS INSTITUTE 2 3 3 0 -

* 3159 Q —Sarvasri A Ram Reddy (Pargi), G Subba Naidu (K&vali^ and R Mahananda — Wdl the hon Minister for Irrigation be pleased to state

(a) the number of technicians who have undergone training during 195$ 67, m the Research and designs Institute at Hyderabad,

(b) the sections :n which they have undergone training ,

(0) whether they are provided with the required equipment fbr training purpose, and

(d) if not, whether there is any proposal to provide the same?

Sri S Sidda Reddy -There is no institution called the Research and Designs Institute under the State Government at Hyderabad Presumably the Hon'Me Members are referring to the Andhra Pradesh Engineering Research Laboratory under the State

Oral answers to Questions 28th June, 1968. 329

Public Works Department Based on this presumption, the following information is furnished

(a) Six members of the teaching staff from various polytech-ics in the Stite were given training for a short period

varying from 1 to 2 weeks at the Andhra Pradesh Enginee-ring Research Laboratory during 1966-67

(b) They were trained m Hydiaulics Soil Mechanics, and Bngmeeiing Materials

(c) Yes, Sir

(d) Does not arise

BRIDGE ON jAFPER SAHEB CHANNEL 2331—

* 3750 Q —Sri A Madhava Rao - W i l l the hon Minister for Irrigation be pleased to state

(a) whether the Government propose to widen and remodel the narrow bridge across Jaffer Saheb Channel connectirg Nawabpet with Nellore My pad Road consequent upon the likelihood of many accidents happening due to vehicular trafRc on this narrow bridge, and

(b) if not the reasons therefbr ?

Sri S Sidda Reddy —(a) & (b) There is no such proposal at present The necessity for widening and remodellmg it, will however be got examined and if necessary, the work will be taken up through the appropriate Department

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330 June, 1068 Oral Answers to Questions

BAHUDA PROJECT

3 3 3 2 -* 4314 Q —Sarvasri G Sivaiah and P Gunnayya —Wiil the

hon Minister for Irrigation be pleased to state (a) what is the total estimate fbr the BahuJa Project m Chitoor

District ana the total acres of Ayacut under the project,

(b) what ts the total amount spent so far for the said project and what stage the project works stmds at present, and

(c) whether thf Project is undertaken for the construction by the Department or through the contractors ?

Sri S Sidda Reddy — (a) Rs 40 lakhs The 'ayacut is 2880 acres

(b) Rs 8,12,866 upto end of Mdrc'i, 1968

The formation of divertion road, and 50% of the Regulator work has been completed Major portions of formation of earthen Bund, excavation and Riling up of cut-off treiches, ctc , have also been completed' and the remauung items Of work are m progress Tenders for construction of sluices have been settled and the work l* m progress

(c) Through contractors only

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BHATRUPALEM PROJECT 3 3 3 3 -

* 5204 Q —Sarvasri P Subbaiah, S Vemayya (Sarvepalli), and K Govmda Rao (Anakapalli) —Will the hon Minister fbr Irrigation he pleased to state

{a) whether the Government have sanctioned the Bhatrupalem Project Scheme under Naguleru river m Palnad taluk, Guntur district, /

(b) if so, the estimated amount of the Project,

(c) when the work has been commenced and the total expendi-ture incurred till now, and

(d) when will it be completed a a j the reasons &r J<.' i/ u completing the work 2

' j 3.1 Answers t) Qie^tio^s, 231l June, 1968 331

Sn Sidda Reddy - ( a ) Yes Sir

(b) Rs 3,21,200

(c) The work was commenced during the y.ar 1963 64, the expenditure so lor incurred is Rs 1,80,296

(d) The work, which was entrusted to a private contractor and later to the Panchayaf Samitln, Piduguralla, and to be cancelled, due to slow pi ogress Subsequently tenders were called f-r twice and cancelled as the rates quoted were high Finally, the tender was setfltd m November !9b7 at estimated rates and the work is m progiess As the work ts situated m a forest area, where drinking water is not available md contractors fbund it dilRcult to supply drinking water to the labour much progress could not be made Every effort is bemg made to have it complied by March, 1969

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PLAN OUTLAY FOR 1968-69

2 3 3 4 -* 5676 Q ^ i i P O Satyanarayana Raju - W i l l the hon

Minister for Planning and Law, be pleased to state

(a) the proposed outlay of Annual Plan for the year 1968-69,

(b) whether the Pldiunng Commission insisted on any cut m the plan,

(c) if so, the cut that is likely to be effected, and

(d) the steps that are likely to be taken to All the gap ?

Sri K V Narayana Reddy —(a) The outlay p:oposed for the Annual Plan m the Budget for 1968-69 is Rs 72 13 crores

(b) Yes, Sir

(c) and (d) The Planning Commission have approved a Plan of Rs $6 03 crores on the basis of a Central assistance of Rs 97 30 crores and State Resources assessed by them at Rs 18 75 crores Since the Central assistance for the Han m 19)7-68 wa? Rs 57 50 crores t i e State Government have protested agamst such a drastic reduction m the Central assistance for t ip current year and the

332 28th June, 1968 Oral Answers to Questions

matter has been taken up with the Government of India for increas-ing the Central assistance A Plan of Rs 72 13 crores has therefore been included m the Budget for 1965-69 anticipating a Central assis-tance of Rs 53 crores during the current year

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S n K V Narayana Reddy — We are going ahead with 72 crores plan We have got the resources at om disposal and we are anticipating the as istance of the Central Govemmeit

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l ^ j A. —1987-.68 ^ ^ ^ o ^ ? igoô assistance ô^ âo^-srâ A agorr* lî^TT* ?

Sri K V Narayana Reddy —1067-68 plan is Rs 71 4 crores= Central Assistance is Rs 57 5 crores and our own resources Rs 9 crores

1968-69 Plan is Rs 66 l crores=central assistance announced by them is Rs 97 3 crores and our assistance is Rs 18 8 crores

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6 i a ! Answers to Questions 38th June, 1968 333

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P W D TANK AT SlVARAMPURAM

2335— * 3354 (A) Q - S n R Mahananda ^ Will the hon Minuter for

Irrigation be pleased to state

(a) whether water is being supplied through a supply channel to the P W D tank at Stvarampuram, Darsi taluk, Ncllore district by constructing an amcut to Nereduchelavagu,

(b) whether it is a fact thit breaches have occurred to the supply channel fr^m the amcut during the last monsoon on account of its low capacity,

(c^ whether the said cmal is not rendered useless on account of the fact fh<% the size of channel and the sluice thereof are very small,

(d) whether the Panchayat requested fbr widening the canal and sluice and takmg up the repaid,

(e) whether this work will be taken up immediately m the ensuing summer, and

( f ) i f n o t , whether the entire ayucut witl not otherwise be completely useless ?

Sri S Sidda Reddy —(a) Yes, Sir The tank is situated at Sivaramapuram

(b) Breaches did not occur to the supply channel but to the earthern bund formed across the vagu The breaches occured due to inadequate surplus arrangements

(c) No, Sir, since the supply channel is to the required sec-tion and there is sufficient headway to the road culvert

(d) The Panchayat Samithi passed a resolution and fbrwarded it to the Executive Engineer

(e) Widening of the canal is not necessary as it is having adeqnate section The repair works have been taken up and are expected to be completed by June, 1968 m all respects

( f ) Does not arise m view qf answer to clause (e) above

§34 28th June, 1968 Oral Answers to Questions

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DALWA CROP UNDER KRISHNA fASTTRN DIVISION

2 3 3 6 -*5357 (S)Q—Sn Ch PdndurnngaR<to(Ka!ktIur; —Wiil the

hon Minister for Irrigation be pleased to state

(a) the extent of land proposed foi dalwa crop under perman-ent localisation tn the eastern division of Krishna, and

(b) the stage at which it is and the time by which it will be completed ?

Sri S Sidda Reddy —(a) & (b? The principles of localisation are under consideration and it will be completed as early as possible The extent of land for dalwa crop under permanent localisation m the eastern division ot Krishna will be known after the principles of localization are finalized

SUGARCANE UNDER NlZAMSAGAR PROJECT

2337— . * 5361 (S) Q—Sn K V Gaagadhar (Nizamabad) —Will the

hon Minister for Irrigation be pleased to state

(a) whether the cultivation of sugarcane has been rcduced, under Nizamsagar Project t^is year, for want of water m the reservoir,

(b) whether it is a fact that the ryots have cultivated nearly 5 or 6 thousand acres unauthorisedly,

(c) whether it has been brought to the notice of the Govern-ment that as a result of sudden rams during this month, the level of the reservoir has risen, and

(d) n so, whether there is any proposal to supply the water fully to the said lands cultivated unauthorised^ by regulating the same ?

' Sri S Sidda Rsddy —(a) No, Sir

(b) Yes Sir

(c) Yes Sir, the water position m the reservoir" had risen due to unexpected rains m March, 1963

Cd) It was decided to supply water to areas cultivated unau-thorised^ without prennHae to government s right to levy penaltie* on the unauthorised cul&vafsprs

Oral Answers to Qm-stions 2Sth lune. 1968 333

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IRRIGATION SCHEMES IN KURNOOL DISTRICT 2338—

* 3414 Q— Sarvasri T G L Thimmaiah and G Thimma Reddy — Will the hoa Minister fbr Irrigation be pleased to state

(a) the No of Mmor Itngation Schemes and Pumpmg Sche-me: sanctioned and taken up from 1963 m Kumool distsict,

(b) the stage i t which they stand now ,

(c) when they would be expected to be completed, and

(d) when the remaining works would be taken up?

Sn S Sidda Reddy — (a) Mmor Irrigation Schemes 38 Pumping Scheme^ 5

(b) Out of RI Minor Irngation Schemes referred to m (a) above, 11 schemes have been completed and the work on 11 schemes are m progress and the remaining 11 schemes have been sanctioned but not taken up fbr executton due to paucity of funds The work on all the 5 pumpmg schemes referred to m CI ( i ) above had been completed

(c) Six out of the ! 1 Schemes thit are m progress are pro-grammed to be completed by end of June 1968 , and the remaining by the end of March 69

(d) The 11 Mmor Irrigation Schemes sanctioned but not taken up fbr execution will be {taken up as and when the funds position improves

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Sn S Sidda Reddy —Schemes sanctioned, but not taken up

1 Forming a new tank across Nallavagu near Nallagatla village, Giddalur Taluk

2 Forming reservoir across Rallavagu near Muraharipalli village, Markapur

3 Restoration of Annavaram tank near VeI:gondIa village, Ataiakur Sqb Taluk

336 38th June, 1968 Oral Answers to Questions,

4 Excavation of supply channel from Uppuvagu to feed Peddacheruvu of Chelakalaveedu, Giddalur Taluk

5 Construction of amcut across Vakkileru, neir Kotha-konduru village, Alagadda Taluk

6 Construction of amcut across Vanga near Munagala village, Kurnool Taluk

7 Construction of amcut acrogs Pedavanga near Yegukula-padu, Kurnool Taluk

8 Construction of amcut across Teegaleru near Konapalli-gandi village, Markapur Taluk

9 Construction of Ahobilam reservoir at Ahobilam village, Markapur taluk

10 Construction of amcut across Chee i aleru nearPapmeedu-palli vilhge, Giddalur

H Fixing standards and restoration of Peddacheruvu of Panda vagallu

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RLDUCTION O F COURT F E FOR WRIT PETITIONS 2 3 8 9 -

* 3580 Q - S r i RMahananda - W i l l the hon Minister for Planning & Law be pleased to state

(a) whether it s a fact that Court fee for Writ Petitions m our State is more than what it is prevailing m the adjoining States of Madras, Orissa, Mysore and Maharashtra , and

(b) if so, will the Government consider to reduce it?

Sn K V Narayana Reddy — (a) The answer is in the afBrma-tive

(b) At present no such proposal is under the consideration of Government

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^ "g a . -Kr-Tyo&taQA — Rate of Court fee levied is Rs 100 on writs other than Habeas Corpus

Madras Rs 23

Bombay Rs 20 on writs fbr enforcement of fundamental rights and Rs 50 on other writs

Travancore Rs 23 on writs other than Habeas Corpus

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TARNICAL ANICUT 2340 -

* 3439 Q -Sr i P^ Mahendermth (Achampet) — Will the hon Minis'er for Irrigation be pleased to Mate

(3) whether it :s a fact that there is a proposal fbr restoration of <'Tamical anicut' and conversion of Polkamkalva into permanent source in Kalvakurti taluk, Mahabutmagar ^hetMat,

(b) whether it is abo a ^ c t tha^ the survey and the estimates have been completed long back, and ^ *

(e) if aa; 4*hs reasons ^ undê delay m the restoration of the tource?

$38 28th Jute , t' 68 Ortl Answers to Questions

Sri S Sidda Reddy —(a) A proposal to restore the T<u-mcal amcut was considered m 1965 and dropped as the scheme was found unremunerative On a representation made by the concerned ryots m 1967 the matter is being re examined

(b) The survey and the estimate were made m 1965 Certain additional Particulars are being gathered

(c) Does not arise m view of answer to clauses (a) and (b) above

GUNDERU FLOODS 2 ^ 4 1 -

* >707 Q—Sn S Vemayya — Will the hon Minister for Irri-gation be pleased to state

(a) whether the Government are aware of the fact that Flood Havoc due to Gunderu hardly hit Magapuram, Mijeru, Vakkala-gadda, Chmnapuram, etc , villages on 2o-9 1967 and 26-9 }967 m Krishna d;strct, and

(b) if so, whether there are proposals with the Government to protect the above from the Hoods permanently?

Sn S Sidda Reddy —(a) Yes, Sir

(b) At present there are no proposals But certain protective works taken up for execution t * the lower reaches of the dram prior to the Rood of September? 1 ; ) 7 are yet to be completed Further improvements if any ret nit d r uld be assessed after the works under execution are completed and their effect watched

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URACHERUVU OP PARVATHIPURAM 2$ 2

* 5862 (V) Q — Sn P Mahendranath —Will the hon Minister for Irrigation be pleased to state

(a) whether it is a fact that the Government have sanctioned the reconstruction scheme of Uracheruvu m the suburbs of Parvathipuram village of Nagarkurnool taluk, Mahaboobnagar dist-rict and instructed the distr'ct o&cers to execute it Immediately, and

(b) if so, the reason why the district officers have n<4 taken up the said work for the last three months?

S n S Sidda Rgddy - - (a) The Chief Engineer (Minor Irriga-tion) was permt^d to take up the scheme provided it wpu!d be

Oral Answers to Questions 28'h June, 1968 33y

found feasible administratively and financially, and provided that it could be completed by June, 1960 The scheme was sanctioned by the Chief Engineer

(b) Due to paucity of funds

O ^ r - ^ o j CJ PASUPBRU PROJECT

2343— * 5 ^ 1 (O) Q — Sn M Bhim Reddy (Dommat) — Will the

hon Minuter fbr Irrigation be pleased to state (a) whether any techn cal staff nave arrived previously from

the centre to survey the Pasuperu Project near MasaipeL m Medak District,

(b) whether joint investigation has been conductel for the project site,

(c; whether it is a fact that t i e constructnn has baen stopped after completing some work,

(d) if so, the reason therefor and

(e) whether there is any proposal to complete it at least now?

Sn S Sidda Reddy — (a) & (b) The hon Member is presum ably referring to Haldi Project near Hakeempet Village m Medak District Complete surveys were conducted by the Public Works Department A geologist from the Geological Survey of India, Southern Region, Hyderabad had investigated the site on 2nd and 4 1 February, 1 66

(c) No, Sir The estimate has not \et been sanctioned (d; & (e) Does not arise

MUNSIPF-MAGISTRATB COURT AT ACHAMPET 2 3 ^ —

* 5462 Q — Sri P Mahendranath — Will the hon Minister fbr Planning and Law be pleased to state

fa?) whether there is any proposal under active consideration of the Government for re-establishment of the Munsiff-Magistrate Court at Achampet taluk headquarters in Mahbubnagar district if so, when it will come into exist nee, and

(b) whether it 16 also a fact that there is a pucca Munsiff Court' Duilding at Achampet constructed by the Government

* Sri K V Narayana Reddy — (a) No, Sir (b) No, Sir,

343 28di June 1968 Privilege Monods * re Certain information furnished to the

He use by the Minister for Education

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Sri G Sivayya — Connected to this, Sir He can easily say that, Sir

Sri K V Narayan Reddy — We are in the month of June, not m October

Sn G Sivayya — You are d finitely implementing from the month of June at least or again are you go ng to change it ?

Mr Speaker — Questions a td Answers are over

PRIVILEGE MOTION re Certam Information furnished to the House by the Minister for

Education

Mr Speakei — Shri Badri Vishal Pitti and Shn B Ratra-sabhapathy have given notice of a Breach of privilege This is against the Minister for Education on the ground that he has made som6 incorrect statement on the floor of the House regarding the procedure followed m the matter of sanctioning grants

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House by the Minister for Education

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g b u ^ y * ^ ^ refer Private reports Tope recond ^ ^ a

Sri K Br^hmananda Reddy —My submission is instead of read-ing and spending the valuable time of the House, he should say what is the mam point on which he relies

My submission to you, Sir, is thaf even supposing an incorre<. t statement is made, once you rule that incorrect statement do not form part of privilege, then we can save a lot of time Now, very frequently it is being said that incorrect statements are being made If it is so, any hon Member may bring it to the notice of the Minis-ter concerned That cannot form part of privilege In my opinion-excuse my saying so—this would be spending unnecessarily the time of the House

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arrr ^ T # n ^ r ^ r r g t ^ a r n ^ % 3T? #

7T tfg Si^geM ^ ôaDôrr- So far as the payment of grant is concerned, please see that there is no delay

s f t f s n n a ? M i r -spargrvr^r , ^ r ^ r ^ ^ r ^ ^ ^ t

W ^ ^ r ^ ^ ^ ^ t M # ^ ^ x^r ^ t

vcwur- ^grr* We are not making any delays " fTt fg&dMjS Tr-a^g-BôRf rr Ob { n r c ^ abo6** HCb^b^^ MC^g^M bOo-O There are aided schooL here m the State and it is a fact that delay is oemg caused in r-*leas mg funds The detay is on the part of the Government or the D E O Government have to verify But aided schools have not been receiving funds from month to month IT^R&oRoei 3 R3o^9rr*&

^ C ^ i j j ^gj^TT-C^^ ooj^y" We are not releasing month to month 1, 2 s ^ d y e e s b -s -d) rTdg&oSMl3_3 sbo^rr'Ob aôrr* & s; g fuads release} gag geb-arg Q ^ ^ o & r - ^

^ o B o f The fact is, originally they were giving grants for six months to the D E Os Now D P I OfRce is giving month to moith There is change Ongmallv they used to give for 3 months or 6 months at a time to the D E 0 and the D E O used to receive the bills and pay them to the aided schools I do not know of late why they have changed from month to month and therefore the delay is caused -sr-^ggMyT* &r°6j 6? &o-a 3 ^ : 3 0 88 ( jvodj^ aao&aMeg"'

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Privilege Motions 28th June, 1963 343 rg Certain information furnished to the

HoAse by the Minister for Education

24 sne3_ 67 <3 t9gy<&)

3o!3 cModS" a-u^-qr^do :&oa ^ D^tr-e) a ^ g ^ q r * iSbo^rr-Ob ^^r-^Cto

A) a— a— -KT- <36 s rr* 63 3b a&f)&o

Sub Education - Secondary - Payment of monthly teaching grants to aid d secondary schools during the year 67-68 release for the month of

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AN INrRODUCClON TO THE PROCEDURE OF THE HOUSE O F COMMONS

Lord Campion tp9? fSRW % w vsa r ^ T W ^ )

^Democracy is a notoriously ddRcult system to tvork and^ not ^he lea^t di&cult part of ;t is to get a larê fvth

344 2*"th June, 1965 Privilege Motions r% Certain information furnished to the


etion efficiently No sy tern of procedure can bs perfect For one thing it must always b^ adopting itself to n^v problems and is inevitably more or less out of date "

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It must always be adopting to new problems and is more or less out of date '

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Mr Speaker —It is not my responsibility aft W f f^TM fwf — ^ T T x r ^ ^ f w r ^ 33* % #

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Even the House of Commons with its unnvalled experience could only gam by experience by whuh other bodies of like activities have coped with one another dHRcult Situations which constantly true m demoeratic Assembly

Privilege Motions 28th June, 1568 843 rg Certain information furnished to the


^ srwwr r ^ ^ swnft t ^ ^ 3-9WRTT f^ f ^ r

—nr-sb t*if sacObo w-AS*^ -Jt ^ -E

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ga3S,y<3j (Jâ^tF j joRR hjgb 'SCMo^

^ srg fWsrrs? fr^t # ^ ^ w m * g Mr Speaker — Assuming fbr a moment that the statement of

Mr Raghavulu is incorrect is it your contention that he has made his statement deliberately with the intention of misleading the House? sfr g^ff f ^ r r ? M t sftgr

^ D ^ ^ R%r*ap - ^ DaoHJo Call Attention notice arise vcojÔoA Tr*DS M *— c?

y*ap3 T^d? ^ 3r* full particulars M *3as Ob eg discussion a 3 - ^ 3 8

ôrr* delay a t a ^ g ^ o a Monthly payments ^xbiyôb v D monthly payments dates Tnd) T^cr* delay complaint &nj6su 3aaM-E-*t6, correet ^K) TT-Oj ^ discussion cMoS^S* a8Ro8

teachers ^ ^ ^ b ^ d a - s T ' d ) clear iv Tâb 3 ^ 3 8 B a ^ R a -sr-aa, correct -sîa statement

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writhout foundation -y-ta statement & t , f motive attrihute v ^ ^ o r r âta cma^

o RjLy^ô&gb March, April, May, 1967 "SeeR 24-4 .67 3

delay aeRoR 8 SSJ^^M delay êaoâ i&r*&oa-*ta -o^S) C O a M V 3 0 information

statement correct persist ^{burca &)o(erf*ta eÂs'

The Hon'ble speaker has s%tsd as follows "So far as payment of gMMit is also concerned^ please êe th^t there is no delay "

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846 28th Tune, 1968 Pr vilege Motions rg Certain information furnished to the

House by the Mmiste for Education

delay Sir v^ôrr*^ "^{L^frr", ^-brrO'-F" rr* o^^ jCo ocosyôb Mây^F' a g r r * ^ , 2btb ocoa^ TT-R) csX) ^ aôrr* ^ a a ^ n r ^ C b

^ o ^ a ^ **a ly-cb "&4josbo4jj cojar* cur* a ^ i j ^R j * M*— — ej — — * *

m correct statement c ^ a r - o l L — S b a g 5 t x o a a ^ ^

MM O CJ cr-as ^ taa^sT ^ a ^ o ^ ^ a es^-Do^ty^g s*ej eJ L —p

ôAxt oM-ajgog ^ d a m para 14 it is said

a o R ^ ^ t f g * R o & g a a d o a In fact, 8 orders pertaining to grant from March 1967 to February 1963 were issued on the follo-wing dates this is the information furnished by you

March, April, May 1967 24 4 67 Do you think that there is any delaym issuing the grants ?

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House by the Minister fbr Education

^ a d^Rip-fRa — o ^ c a b a 25-10-67 3 85)^

Mr Speaker —So, what 1 say is there was delay of some days

Mr Speaker,—Not much delay What is it you said Mr Raghavulu ?

Sri B Ratnasabhapathi —No delay what so ever

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Sri B Ratna&abhapathi —The whole thing has to be viewed from the background that teachers are l ery poor and they depena on salaries only They have no otl\er resources to fall back upon

Mr Speaker - T h a t is why I certainly sympathise with the poor lot of the teachers RoR-o-êxS"* g a ^ 3 b s e c t s ' * TbS^S^ go egtrggo s ^ g ^ a S ^ M

Really tt is very unfortunate That is a thing n hich we cannot at any rate tolerate M g R ^ g b Sê^F^ a^cô

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Mr Speaker —Let us see what the Ministers says

348 28th June, 1968 Privilege Motions re Certain information furnished to t le


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^ I t would be vain to attempt an enumeration of every act which might be construed into a contempt, the pon er to punish for con-tempt being m its nature d scretionary Certun principles may, however, be collected from tht Journals which will serve is general declarations of the law of Parliament It may be stated generally that any act or omission which obstructs or impedes either House of Parliament in the performance of its functions cr which obstructs or impedes any member or CfBcer of such House m the discharge of his duty or which has a tendency, directly or indirectly, to produce such results may be treated as a contempt even though there is no precedent of the offence "

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Th? 3T3<T sft ift ^ 3 f9?

'Each House is the guardian of its own privilege) "

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"The term breach of privilege means disregard of any of the rights "

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* Privileges and immunities either of members of Parliment mdividuallv or of the Hou*e m its collective capacity"

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Privilege Motions 28th June 1968 r j Lertain mfor < at ion futmshen to the

House by the Minister fbr Education

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school a 18 g bill present -zpcb g ^ delay ;66o-a complain ^ T r ^ a g g o ^ a "Se i§ggA) AômObF^ due ^

<3H)oata<y* 12 g qggô M8Ro8 1, 2 A Q's Of&ce cheques qgjgê an&/63bo8 esgge, Ôo-S)

Mr Speaker So, salaries due fbr November were paid on 12-12-1967 or the grants were given on 1Z-12-196

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evidence of recognition, utilisation certificate q a ^ g j ^ y Tfta e close ô^Sbonr- overdraw ^&34j6go63 ^ go eo

e o c i b ^ recoveries igoRgeib M b j ^ a a ^ c r ' ^bga ^xbg^J teachers a qs^gô^^X)

^ a g o d ^ o ^ T ^ g j ^ g ^ o O b f r v C b g g ^ correct ^ r - a

^DoM, q g j ^ g b D , ^^Ncbgcrsb release ^Tnob vg^gbo-a position tighten *gaggy<gb ^ g ^ a "SjjêM

vo^rr^X) teachers a qgg&o ^ôA ^ 8 teachers a qt^g^gt) g^'oâ g b ^ g g a c j ^ AS^-sr-a gô^gb) grdi^&M

qu^c&eu ^Kbeo ^gâ gbgO^v^gb g C o ^ O & c e r ^s* clariRcation Q ej

v ^ ^ o -tr*ygvg vS*^^ ^ g g o v o o ^ a ^ 83 schools a Jtx*3oR ygggbj q-ôa

(jSiygbgrny* record q-sr-ôoA Recognition gbga ^BcabôA Competent sanction gbga a ^ ^ o a c o &&S overdraw qa qgg^Ro^b teachers ^ o ^ a ^ , gb^ D P I a aa&o3 records ^ s ' ^ o j j ^ Qgr* vX) Mia^gbJ qôA, ggjîy^gbo va^g^

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Mr, Speaker - I will give my d&ision en l -7 - l$68

18& incorrect statement qgggRiga

28th June, 1968 Privileged Motion * re Certaid mfbrmatio fur ashed to the


pR^ qcc&ip'* correct a>a 85 schoolsgb MO^, 1 school sb 2 schools & K3oao§o-a examples

Mocas'a ga)Cb full statement & E s t a t e -ment sbo-Oâ, ^ gab in^ decide commit-tee g Boao-a full enquiry a3o-aS

vCb 13eoSb e TT^d) v^rv ^^SuTâF^ Then, April and May t§Treo, natural 24tb April g^rr" release &otr*e& Subsequent rr* May they must have been paid

ij^j a yg^xsv-aa cjs*^ a ^ a ^ ^ R ) â 23-8-6S R 6all attention, -crâ^^ previlege motion,

incorrect statement, correct statement R

Mr Speaker —He has made a definite and positive statement on the Floor of this House

^ a — Tâb statement he says that there are certain discrepancies

A ^ g r d ^ a n - * mcorrect statement oHb^ Sb ^ a *rnsb statement Qsr^Cb

Mr Speaker —Let us start from that Definitely positive statement, he has made on ^he Roor of the House that there was no delay m the matter of releasing the grants, which according to you is not true, is an incorrect statement, made deliberately with the object of misleading the 1- ouse, according to you And now, let us g ; by facts whether what he has said is correct or not Now you hav.. to give some instances

^ a —Ma3A)343, ZHb-sr'g, &cts q ^ a g g n f g there was delay ^ a He has conceded that therer are certain discrepancies Let us start from that He has admited

Mr Speaker —He has said that there was no delay m the matfer of release of grants At one time he said that there was some delay At another time he said there was no delay So these are two contradictory statements So, it amounts that one of the statements must be incorrect

Sn B Rataasabhapathi —Logical conclusion, Sir,

Mr Speaker —Very good I will consider about it I too have . ^ got some knowledge about these contradicting statements

Privilege Mot ons 28th June, 1968 351

re VITUPERATIVE LANGUAGE USED BY CERTAIN MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT AGAINIST SRI P THIMMA REDDY, MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE

Mr Speaker — Dr T S Murthy, Sn B Papi Reddy and D Venkatesam have given notice ot a privilege motion, which reads like this -

"To , The Hon ble Speaker, <

Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Hyderabad

Sir,

We, the following members wish to raise a motion of privilege under rule 17* i against Sn Rabi Ray, Sri K L Gupta, Sn George Fernandez, Sri, Sheonarain, Sn H C Kachavai, and Sri Sreedharan, all members of Lok-Sabha, for using vituperative language against a member of this House Sri P Thimma Reddy m connection with his alleged remarks against Harijans at an informal press meet without ascertaining the fA(,ts and without giving the member an opportunity to explain his side ot the case, particularly w en it is a subject per-taining to the rights of this Assembly '

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8R2 28th June, 1968 Privilege Motion re Vitupe ative language used by certain

Members of Parliament agamst Sri P, Timma Reddy, Mmirter for Agriculture.

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&a§ remedy âo^? ^ a ^ r r " <j#aag&"3 Trêa a & M ^ a^vgorv 3*aRo&oF'* allegation paper a&nôcj, -r-a discussion s^ô fime tp&aagy<&) cr-ag^ô wait ôOb 6bper*^ p&per 6** icpgd^b^âaogbo -s-*-o-+ ^ a

A o ^ , cr*a8 information -oâor-as a ^ o ^ a v * ^ ^ ^ o M allegations—arrest him, kick him t9^4j&Mao63

b ^ a g j ^ ^ o O a a e ^ ^ x ^ A^^r-ap-a a . s ' a ^ h a s ^ ^ s s c r ^ o ^ M o ^ a Jo^sscfsb nr-gc&ax)? Justice not only must be done but must also be aeen done t*a

a^^-cr - i r ' ? Information ^ ^ a ^ S b e,^ 5 &*eyex) Ââô^) â^gj^cr* ^gboczr", Sôrr* MOjjR^ccj^

^ Legislature <y* ^ ^ ^ j ^ o ^ - y B ^ ^ y c y - d ^ o ^ Parliament M ^ b ^ a o M a supnmebody

^ ^ e*&Mao6S Parliament aâ 14,15 Anôa) rights T^gabr*^

53(5"* e a aear* eaagay" ^R) ^ g r v stress

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Si^bili^r ? National integrity aa>H ? ? - c ^ g g ^ a ^ i r * Tor"^ a) vdA"^ TT-^ information 3o&o

? 4 y*ap93 ? 3**&sa;9/beo-0 v ^ ^ o ^ v j MoRBS A ^ o c o . M aao^boF^ j a

!3?Mt!tutM)p ^ ^ nghts o ^ ^ a a w&KR gôcaaôM^ ^ $ ^cb-sr-^ vr^rr"

( j p a ^ ^ Q ^ ^ ^ a e character vowTT* acmôr-a^ M ^ ^ o v a * < % > / & A a ) . j a 8 character sb protection ^db, ^ a

c a wôa iSai c o ^ g . s ^ c ^ a icr* o ^ a o a ^ ^ y ^ ^ ^ ^ a ^ , ^ ^ * a n 3 ^ "aôrrs ^

Privilege Motion 28th June, 1968 P53 rF Vituperative language used by certain

Members of Parliament agai st Sn P Timma R< ddy, Mimste. fbr Agriculture,

*3jo&x> ^B* a & g j g ^gg?^ ^ a ^ t r - State Legislature members insult ^ ^ o P o - a ^ o M * ^ State Legialaturs reta-liate :go&<%o ^ a g ^ o M ^ constitution gr^^bo^*^ Â) privilege motion o x u r ^ a j ^ôrr* oojA Sxxo&o ^gjCX) (XBiSggeaoRa

Sri C V K Rao —Sir, I rise on a point of order

Mr Speaker - Please hear me I want to ask one question I am not allowing any discission, I am not admiting it What I want to know is whether there is a prima facie case fbr breach of privilege agamist the members of Lok Sabha I want to draw your attention to one matter Under Art 10T no member of Parliament shall be lbiale to any proceedings m any court of law That is a different matter That concerns with t in legal aspect m a court of law The convention is neither House of Parliament can claim for exercise of any authority over a member of either House Consequently neither House can take upon itself to punish any breach of privilegs or contempt made by a member or officer of the other House No case o! breach of privilege or on tempt of the House can be founded on a speech made by a member m the other House or m any other State Legislature in India because the proceedings of House of Parliament and all Legislatures are privileged and no action can be tak*n m one House fbr anything said m the other House Equally so, for what is said m this House against members of Parliament, they cannot take any action against us So there is no question of breach of pri-vilege involved Now you have given notice of breach of privilege I am only concerned with that I am not concerned with oth r things at all I am going purely on technical pand the legal aspects So far as the legal aspect is concerned, there is a convention which is scru-pulously followed bv all the Legislatures m this country The only thing we can do is if any of the members of this House are aggrieved, that unwarranted statements or observations or remarks have been made against any member of this House, we can only pass a resol-ution and ask the Lok Sabha to take action against those people either fbr breach of privilege or under any other provision of law Beyond thpt no member of the Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha or any member of the Legislature m this country is liable fbr breach oi privilege by any other House That is the convention which is scrupulously followed Now when that is so, have you got anything more to say that there is a prima facie case either for me to allow m this House fbr discussion or send it to Privileges Committee?

Sn C V K Rao .—I rise on a point of order

Mr Speaker —There is no point of orddr heê '

Sri C V K Rao - Parliament cannot be made an .issue of breach o f privilege How can we permit the member to go aheM With explanations, Sn*

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354 28 June, 1968 Pnvilege Mot<on ye Vituperaî e language used bv certain

Members of Par nment aga nst Sri P Timm* Reddj, Minister foi Agriculture

S n B Ratnasabhapathi —This is not withregaid to a state-ment or discussion that has been made m this House It i<, a statement made outside this House [ g a r - J o t c ^ ^ ^ o a Admis-sion gr*R bocb House g"* House discuss Then there is an opportunity for a member to raise it here and for the Hon'ble Speaker to allow it here &0ta câg** tpgo ôoooS Whether Lok Sabha has any right to discuss or members of Lok âhha have any right to discuss the statement made by t member of this House or a Minister of this House -y*<3 ox) ^ <%

The statement has been made by the Mmister outside the House and the Lok Sabha has taken serious notue

Mr Speaker —When a notice o? breach nf pnviiege is givt.n as to what I should do- whether I should hear the member or whether I should call him to my chamber or whether 1 should allow it after hearing the member or whether 1 should disallow it or whethere I should permit the member to seek leave of the House-it is a matter for me to consider

Sn B Ratnasabhapathi — I dgree, On most of oui Call attention notice we are receiving from the Speaker's ofRce that they have not been proper or there is no basis and therefore 1 am dis* allowing M& g o a ^ i ^ t a Call attention notices rr*a, questions rr*a short notice questions r,**a o^L ^ procedure a & /6 &) a gbta âagangoH a procedure gj aM If the statement had beea made mthis House and the mem-bers of Lok Sabha had taken serious, view of it and discussed m Parliament then there is a^ question of privilege here But here a statement is made by the Minister outside the House and I don't think anywhere m the procedure you have read, such a contingency is provided for

Mr Speaker —If you do not have my permission to speak^ you caanot speak whatever you want

Sri C V K Rao —I rise on a point of order -Mr Speaker —There is no point of order involved m this

Sn C V K R a o B e f o r e I say what my point of order is, if you don't want to hear me, how am I to pull on, Sir My point of order is this in your obseryation you have said that discussion cannot be made here atxmt a discussion m the House of Parlia-ment, when that is the case, how can you permit a member to make oat a phma facie case That is my point of orJer That i* Contrary to mi's

Privilege Motun June, S$g rg Vitupeiative language u e ! by certain

Members of Parliament against Sn P limma Reddy, Minister for Agriculture

Mr Speaker —That is exactly what 1 am telling Dr Murthy I am telling 'You have no right to move this question in this House ' That is eYactly what 1 am telling him

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Mr Speaker - I am not concerned with Mr Ratnasabhapathi'a statement What I am now anx'ous m knowing is- you h*Ve given a Privilege motion I have read out for the tnformation of the House the convention which is being followed m this House I am only telling you that there is no bre tch of privilege involved because if you follow the convention where is (he breach of privilege There (in the Parliament) might be b-each of prmlege but it is not for us to cnsider It is fbr the Parliament to consider To that extent any member can brmg to the not.ce of the Speiker of the House of what h<is taken place there and now your right will be, not to discuss it here and impeach somebody for what he has stated m the Lok Sabha, but it is for the Lok Sabha itself to consider this issue Tha,t is the only right you have got

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Mr Speaker - I t is like this For a statement made by you here m this House or in any House or Legislature m this country-no member or no House ean take any action against you for Breach of privilege So far as discussion is concerned, it is an entirely different thing For what they have stated whether they are justified m mak-ing that statement or not and all that-we^do not enter into discussion whether they are juttificd in making that statement We are only concerned with the Privilege issue which he has raised My cont-ention is that there is no privilege and you cannot consider a privilege issue against members of that House There is no question of discussing the merits of the statement made by those people-merits m the sense whether they were justified fbr uping that language or not and equally so, no member of any Legislature m the country can make any observations for the language we use here They cannot discuss

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of Sr iP Timma Reddy ab^ur hanjans by Sa Sitaram, Correspond nt of T a t lot,

Mr Speaker —Let them consider about it At any rate, it is not for me to make any observations so far as these things or concerned I won't make any obnrvation gjj-se 7T*&) J&y* s^iRB" 3o&pggc<& At any rate, it is not for me to mak*any observations so far as these things are concerned I wont make any observation

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Mr Speaker — It won't fo m part of the record We expect everybody in this country to realise his responsibi-

lity Beyond that I won t say anything Sri D Venkatesham — As per the convention, when the

Parliament has no jurisdiction to discuss about the matters of the State and when the Speaker of the Lok Sabha has allowed the discussion m the Parliament I request the Speaker also to allow us to discuss about the words and about the matters that have been published and the language that has been used by the Parliament-arians The question is this House has no jurisdiction to take any action I too agree

Mr Speaker—It is not for me to ^ say anyth'ng The Lok Sabha Speaker has thought it lit for his own reasons to admit discus-sion When you raise a pomt it is for me to decide whether I should allow discussion or not There is no use of quoting whaftheLok Sabha Speaker has done What he Rlt right he has done and what I feel right according to me I will do

l^ j 43 3)17*3) — g3y%) -gr.R) g a y d a ^ ' S t R o ^ g ^ Mr Speaker —When I call a member, it will go into record

When I do not call a member and if he gets up on his own accord and goes on speaking, it won t go mto record That is what I have been saying I called Mr Venkatesham to speak and it will certainly go into record

y e In correct reporting of the Statement of Sn P Thimma Reddy about Harijans by Sn Sitaram, Correspondent of Patriot

Mr Speakei the following members have given notice of a privilege motion I wiH read the motion itself The members who have given notice are

Sarvasn G Yenkata Reddy Q Satyanarayana K C Snrangaiah Chesty M B Rajarao V Mumswamaappa Ch Mallikaryana K Prabhakararao A Rami Reddy T Nageswararao K Someswarano D Venkatesam T V S ChaiapathiRao

Pr viiege Motions ^8th june, 968 &$7 re Incorrcct repor ing of the Statement

of Sri P Hiimma Pedd) about hanjans by Sri Sitsram Corr sôndent of Patnof

The motion reads like this

<'We wish to raise the following Privilege n otion under Rule 173 of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly Rules against Sn Sitsram, Correspondent of 'PATRIOT' newspaper fbr falsely report-ing the statement of Sri P Thimma Reddy, Hon ble Minister fbr Agriculture about Hanjans at an informal presa conference on 22 4-68 and thus damaging the reputation and aHectmg the individual rights of the Hon ble Member of this House ' etc

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Mr Speaker — I don t kno \ yesterday when Mr C V K Rao raised question of breach of ptivilege against the Deputy Prime Minister of India whet her he was affected by that statement

Sri C V K Rio — I am one of the legislators whereas Mr Thimma Reddy is a Minister directly involved and Ministers areresponsible to us

Mr Speaker - Apart from that, a breach of privilege issue can be raised by any member of this House I don't think you need any ruling on that point

Sri C V K Rao — In this particular case, Mr Thimma Reddy is directly involved What we feel is that Mr Thimma Reddy should raise it or should have gone to a Court of Law saying it was a matter for defamation 'and things like that Because he is a Minister we Rlt like that instead of some hing going on like this

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Mr Speaker — I am only telling you one thing, Mr Ratnasa-bhapath: As I have observed on the very first day these are all matters connected one with the other I agree with you So far as

28th June, 6% Privilege Monona ' rg Incorrect reporting of the Statement

of Sn P Tmima Reddy about hanjans Sir Sitaram Correspondent of 'Patriot.

the adjournment motions and these privilege matters are concerned they are all connected one with the other So far as the notice given by Dr Murfhy !S concerned, I told him there is no case m it Simila-ly I don't know I want to know whether there is any prima facie case if there is no prima facie case I won't allow even discus ion Bus how can I disallow it ?

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Mr Speaker —I am not gom" to allow anybody to speak on the merits of the case I am going to ask them only technically, whether there is any prima facie case

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Mr Speaker — Can aiyone of ^ ou enlighten whether there is any prima facie case m this I am only now concerned at this stage I am not going to speel about the merits of the case whet here there is a prima facie case This news item appeared m a paper called 'PATRIOT' m Delhi It does not refer to any statement by Sn Thimma Reddy m his cap city or m the discharge of his duties or anything like that It refers to a statement alleged to : ave been nrde by Mr Thimma Reddy m the course of his interview with press correspondents Assummj all this to bu true it is only for a moment for the sake of argument evemf you assume it to b^ true where is the question of breach of privilege or discussion by this House

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Pr<vileg<* Motions 28th une 1963 339 re Inconect repotmg of the S atement of

Sri P Thimma Reddy about IIarij<ms by Srt Sitaram Lorrespondent of Patriot

Mr Speaker —Generally, the statements made by the Minis-ters either m their ptrty meetings or during the Press interviews, are not privileged statements Supposing there is a remedy open to Mr 'thimma Reddy or any other person against whom any damaging statement is made or false statement is attributed

Sri G Venkata Reddy —If we allow the state of things m this country

Mr Speaker —I am only concerned with this privilege issue If there is remedy open to Mr Thtmm t Reddy, he can certainly take action ag^ mst the persons concerned in a Court of Law fbr Defama-tion, or whatever it may be Now for statements made outude the House, where is the p lvilege You cannot c nsider this as a privilege

Sri G Venkata Reddy - Simply we should curb all these state of things m the country

Sri B Ratnasabhapathi -How did he come to know that Mr Sitaram has been responsible fbr this Statement Let them st^te the source al o That is very important fbr the privilege motion The evidence and the source-ever thing has to be specifically stated

grCc^* that Sitaram is respo sible fbr this This is the source of information for hi n hersforo, that is a base-lebS state nent and that is an unfounded state nent technically There is no place fbr the privilege motion now, Sir

Mr Speaker —They have clearly stated in the non^ l t s e l f -under 73 of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly Rules against Sn Sitaram, Corn spondent of Patriot newspaper

Sn B Ratnasabhapathi —That is UNI He is representing an Institution called UNI Therefore it is the UNI and the paper that can come and not the person who has not been given an oppor-tunity to explain 3*egoca ^sr^Ba,

Sn G Venkata Reddy One submission Sir He is the man who H responsible fbr all these troubles in the country

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Sri G Venkdta Reddy —So far as the third party is concerned, so far as the taking into cognizance of the utterances in the public is concerned, there is one judgment of the Madras High Court previously <?n tlie T H C $ President Mr Subr#maniam They have c&ady

360 28th June, !968 Business of the House

stated that the Assembly has got every power to take cognizance of the statements made outside That is an other aspect My sub-mission is that if these things are going on m the country, there is no gafety for the M L As or the Ministers or anybody who is working m he political field—by falsely reporting the statements tven though

he did not utter That is why, to safeguard the interests of the M L A s and the Political Parties and the people who are at the public field, I brought this to the notice of the Hou e Mr Speaker, Sir

B —<3a8 "RiFdS Tr*T3**!) oMg^-R ? Whose speech he is discussing? Unfortunately the people involved belong to the Harijan Community

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE

Sn G Sivaiah —Sir, I have given a privilege motion during the last session that one of the hon Members of this House was arrested withm the premises of this Assembly compo md

Mr Speaker —A: a matter of fact an informal meeting was held m my Chambers All of us came to the decision that the Chief Minister should enquire into th3 matter and send a report to this House Let us find out whether the Chief Minister has enquired into the matter and if he has enquired into the matter, we will find out when he will be m a position to place the report on the Table of the House

Sn Ch Rajeswara Rao —This is only to attract the attention of the Chief Minister Sir

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CALLING ATTENTION TO MATTERS OF URGENT PUBLIC IMPORTANCE

re —Incomplete stage of famine relief works m Kanigin, Podili and Darsi taluks

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-IHADBQUATE WATER SUPPLY POSITION IN VlJAYAWADA

Dr T V S Chalapath Rao (Vijayawada-East) —Here it is stated Regarding inadequate water supply position m Vijayaw da ' But it is regarding lack of water mams in more than half of the town Kindly permit me to read my motion

" I call the attention of the Minister for Municipil Administra-tion to the fact that m pite of spending about 35 lakhs of rupees fbr improving the water-supply m the Vijayawada Municipal town, nearly more than half of the citizens are not havmg the supply of protected water fbr want of distribution mams m their streets Only 3 out of 6 square miles of the town are having distribution mains The total out puf of water is 9 million ga!lons per day at the rate of 30 gallons per day per Individual That means it is meant fbr the entire population of Vijavawada Yet, on account of the above mentioned reason, namely, Jack of water mams it is not available even to half of the population of the town

Even where the distribution mains are available and where the reservoirs also are co structed, like Satyanarayanapuram e t c , the supply is not satisfactory as the distribution mams were laid long ago and require to be changed

To provide distribution mams to the en ire town, it is estima-ted that nearly 70 to 80 lakhs of rupees are necessary This cannot obviously be met from the revenues of the Municipality which are hardly sufficient to meet the ordinary expenditure S a capital loan has to be raised The Municipality is indebted already to the tune of nearly one and half crores The L I C has already lent about D I ^ h s of rupees and it is not possible to expect and more loans f§pta

Calling atte tion to nm 'ers of urgent 28th June i ^8 pub'ic imp rtance

rc In dequate water supply position m Vijayawada,

that agency So, a loan has to Le raised from the citizens of Vijaya-wada including the scheduled Banks situated m the town Unless this loan also is g. aranteed by the Government, it cannot be hoped to be subscribed

"For the above reasons, it is requested that the Government be pleased to permit the Municipality to float a loan as detailed supra and to guarantee the same "

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The Minister fbr Municipal Administration Sn N Chench -rama Naidu —Vijayavada Municipality has a population of 2,30,397 as per 1961 census Prior to the taking up of the improvements Scheme, the Municipality was supplying a quantity of 40 lakh gallons per day from the 3 following systems ,

(1) Old Head wor s (Infiltration 25 lakh G P C D wells in the River Bed)

(2) Tube wells m knshna Tank 3 „ (3) Wells m Pushkaram Ghat 12 „

Total 40

This worked out to i7 G P C D as against the normal pre-sent requirements of 30 G P C D Detailed investigation of the water supply Improvements Scheme was therefore approved m 1964, for an ultimate population of 6 lakhs at 30 G P C D The investi-gation was completed and detailed plans and estimatet have been prepared with Head works prepared at Bhavanipuram

Due to paucity of funds, the entire scheme could not be sanc-tioned in a single stage Sanctionhas been accorded to the following 4 stages

(1) Stage I —Laying mams m unserved a!P%fSy R4 7 78 lakhs

(2) Stage I I —Pon%f9cHoa Bf ground level service reservoir of 3 2$ gallons capa-city at wynchipet Rs, 315 „

364 3%th June, 1968 Casing attention to matters of urgent public importance

re Incomplets stage of famine relief works m Kamgin, Podili and Darsi taluks

(8) Stage III —Coustruction of an ele-vated R C C service reservoir of 3 23 lakh ga-llon capacity near watch factory Rs, 7 34 „

(4) State IV —Installation of a rapid gravity filtration plant of 3 mgd capacity clear wa-ter pumpset pumping mains, off take arrange-ments m River Knshnn Rs 28 74 „

Total 47 01 „

All those stages have been completed and the total quantity of water available now from all the sources m 90 lakh gallons per day Capable o serviceing population of J 1 ikhs at 30 gallons per day per head The entire quantity of 90 lakh gaHons day could not be equita-ble dis+.ibutcd due to!aek of mains m certain p t%s of the town and m-adeuacy of the existing distribution system, comprising pipes of sma-ller si?e l,iM a long time Ago The dbove portion cm be rectified by remodelling the distribution system m the entire town estimated to cost Rs 82 09 lakhs fbr the utimate requirements, which a part of the comprehensive water supply improvements referred to below The question whether any immediate improvements to give some relief with less financial commitment would be possible will be exammd

The detailed plans and estimates fbr the balance works of the Improvements Scheme were Prep tred c stmg Rs 224 92 lakhs as de-tailed below -

(a) Remodelling of distrib ition system Rs 82 09 lakhs (b) Development of Head wcrks at

Boa vamp uram fbr supplying an additional quantity of 90 iakh gal-lons per day

(c) Construction of an aditi nal Town service reservoir

(d) Laying of an additional pumping mams

Detailed plans and estimates fbr the remodlmg oi aistrnmpion systemeostlng Rs 82 09 lakhs were received by the Government and t§6gtatter is being examined sjieciEcaHy w:;h rt&rence to the method ofRnancmg An amount of Rs 50 lakh was received from the L I . C during 1964-65 apdRg 1? lakhs during 1967-68 fbr this purpose

It can therefore be seen that provision oi funds has been the mam bottleneck for the execution of the improvements scheme The question of renting a further toaa from the L I C will be taken up and also the suggestion of the Hon' ble Menber to permit the Mun^ cipaHty to a . at a loan from the public and the Scheduled Banks will be examined as and when propesxis are received by th Government from the Secretary and Special a&cer, Vijayawada Municipality

Rs 76 68

Rs 36 26

Rs 29 88

2%tii June 1968 353

NON-OFFICIAL BUSINESS BILLS

The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establis** meats Amendment Bill, 1967

Sn Vavilala Gopalakrishniah -Sir, I move that the Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establishments (Amendm nt) Bill, 1967, be read a 6rst time

Mr Deputy Speaker -Motion mo\ed

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^ ^ o s j g r r - ^ ceg^g^nr^gb M O i c * ^ ^ compulsory holiday declare ^g^cr-oHbg'gjjrr' g ^ a qa ^ j g g j g g Q ^ g j * ^ ! ^ goodie O^eyg close 6 ' gjod^co njre cr*0*ca*Sjg

In the Act it is mentioned m Section 2(5)

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Mrs Godfrey ( Nonmmated Anglo-Indian) —Speaker, Sir, while agreeing with Mr Gopalakrishnaiah, I strongly recomend that certain shops m certain localities should be kept open on Sundays Mr C V K Rao is looking to the benefits of the employeen of the shops But we got to look to general public also The whole public activity paralyses when the shops closed on Sunday Because we need medical aid on Sundays and we need certain things during the week-end i e on Sunday Sunday being holiday, it facilitates most of the people to do their shopping and keep it away fbr the whole week

So, I would request th <f one medical shop,, one general shop and one cloth shop m every locality should be permitted to kept open on Sunday and holiday be given to the workers on any day m the week Thank you,

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original Act ^Do ^ ^ a o ^ b ^ qor*^ holiday gror* Q ^ y ^ a ^ a a eoMlg, ^tfoir ' q^g^ôgoM exemption, o holiday .aayâ ^ a ^ a ^ a b ^ ^ a ^ a ^ ^ o ^ j exemption âga-aâb ^ a â^&MyÔb qa^nr^^Cbrr-a, first Sunday ^ ^ n r ^ ^g^Hb-cr* R u d ^ c r - a s -y-a *^gb "Every shop thall remain closed on Sunday or any full day which shall be a holiday for every employee m the shop The Government may by notification as required in respect of any speeded clause that they shall m addition to Sunday or any other day

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oa v ^ l l "Or any other day which shall be a weekly

holiday as mentioned m clause I—be closed at such an hour fbr the afternoon of one week day as nny be fixed by the Government

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m e n t s ( A m e n d m e n t ) B i l l , 1 9 6 /

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The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establish-ments (Amendment) Bill 1967

MgfgogR^R) T3""Da uphold ^gjicr^gb category 3D "8o<S^ eâ H^Sbur*^^ M^r- g j ^ ^ o o e eâ* âo ga

compulsory TV" oooo^-Oê^ ooo^^j^rr" i3r°cz"°0 nn wgo ^&)9bw°ab â-sr-doiy^j market-

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ty-as ^ g y ^ Prestige

Mr Deputy Speaker —Both of you have to reconcle, because if it is voted down the Government may rot be able to move a Resh bill I f the Minister accepts m principle

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m e n t ( A m e n d m e n t ) B i l l , 1 9 6 7

axxoSbâ) Amendment ago3& consent Law Depart-ment i xamme "^gcr-^S eaeggo ^ ^ ^Xb

ago MOM<Br*;&a ^ C b ^ 8 -s-*3J Previous Bill ^ ta compulsion

Select Committee T^gb g r - e ^ c b Experience S3 gb^j câ consider "gogbg^ afi&T^ amendment

I cannot accept it m principle It is his look out ^ Sri Vavilala Gopalakrishnayya —I have no prestige at all

I will get the prestige when the worker gets his privilege and the masses get the benefit Mo^nr-a nr*Sb prestige .j&yutj* ^c5b

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gjr-gbsbo&r'^ g ^ o ^ "3=6^06 ca^So question

gô^gdSb g(f33<%o gr* procedures a ^ c a r * ^ ^

ooogy^ withdraw ^cSbgyggj Rules ^ r - ^ ^ o ^ ^ with-^ draw ^s!)^ ^gâ I will agree to this, to defer this Bill at

this stage or-sfg'&S D <35* -Presage ^ s ^ x g j v ^ ^ workersgb

nr-rr- sL&)o ea& g ^ i r ^ ^ 3I*y3&Mrr* withdraw ccXb^ Vote down ^ o o j ^ 6 "a&ecr"-^ worker interests suHer

In the interests of the workers, it is advisable, desirable and necessary fbr Mr Vavilala Gopalakrishnayya *o reconsider his decision and withdraw the Bill

^ TyDeyp f r ^ e S ^ g c a b g - o r " m e r i t Sbd g j ^ ^ ^ ^ b i r ^ d ) -sâ g ^ j g âb^. a g j o ^ ^gb withdraw

- Once the subject has come to the House and if it is withdrawn, within six months it cannot be raised again m the House, If it is voted down, it cannot come t*o&>g€? procedure rr° Rxbsb Rrsfggo ^^gbur^gb I will just defer it, with the leave of the House With the support given by all sides, I beg to move "That leave may be granted to defer the BiU at this stage "

Mr Deputy Speaker -—Motion moved Mr Deputy Speaker — t h e question is "Tha* leave may be granted to defer the BiH at th*s st*.ge "

The motion was adopted The consideration of the Bill was deferred

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r e A s s i g n m e it o f w a s t e l a n ^ s t o l a n d l e s s p o o r

Andhra Pradesh (Telangana Area) Tenancy and Agricultural Lands (Second Amendment) Biil, 1968

Sn Vavilala Gopalakrishnayya — Sir, I beg to move

* That leave be granted to introduce the Andhra Pradesh ( T e langana Area) Tenancy and Agricultural Lands (Second Amendment) Bill, 1968 "

Mr Deputy Speaker — Motion moved (Pause)

Mr Deputy Speaker - - The question is

* That Lave be granted to introduce the Andhra Pradesh (Te-langana Area) Tenancy and Agricultural Lands (Second Amendment) Bill, 196s "

The motion was adopted

Mr Deputy Speaker - S n K Govmda Rao is absent, and so the next BUI is deemed dropped

R t j o j o a "3v^Cb

T H E ANDHRA PRADESH PAYMENT O F SALARIES AND REMOVAL O F DISQUALIFICATIONS

(AMENDMENT) BILL, 1968

S n D Venkatesam — Sir, I beg to move

" T h a t leave be granted to introduce the Andhra Pradesh Pay-ment of Salaries and Removal of Disqualifications (Amendment) Bill, ! 9 6 l "

Mr Deputy Speaker — Motion moved. (Pause)

Mr Deputy Speaker —The question is

"That leave be granted to introduce the Andhra Pradesh Pay-ment of Salaries and Removil of Disqualifications (Amendment) Bill, 1968 "

The motion was adopted RESOLUTIONS

r% ASSIGNMENT OP WASTE LANDS TO LANDLESS POOR

Mr Deputy Speaker —We shall take up further considera-tion of the resolution which reads as under

" t h i s House recommends to the Government to assign al* the Government waste lands to the landless poor fbr the'purpose of cultivation within a period of one year "

On this we had discussion previously aad eight numbers had particppated in the discussion.

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\dr G Sivaiah —Mr Speaker, let not the hon Minister have his attention elsewhere and let him concentrate on my few suggestions

What are the difRculties m the as 'gnment of wastelands to the landless poor? As I know there are three difficulties The first is, wherever we go, the Revenue Staff complain that they do not have sufRcient staff to look into these matters Unless we give sufBcient additional staff fbr this, we shall not be m a position to carry out the entire work That is the Rrst draw back

The second is that there is a general fhehng that the landlords do not like that the landless poor Mould get land Therefore, they come out with a number of suggestions that these lands are needed fbr communal porambokes When they brirfg pressure on the Revenue authorities and m view of inadequate staff? t&e Revenue a u t h o r i t y are evading the solution of the problem

Thirdly, when the Revenue pepartinent come forward assignment of these lands, various eiaments come m the way and people fake advantage of these elements, and people who are actually living elsewhere try to get the assignment m %beir names m another Ullage

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Unless these three difficulties are effectively solved there is no salvation m the matter I, therefore si pgest that this Government should take up a deRnte stand and instruct the Revenue authorities properly

I do not understand why Government are playing with the landless poor I clearly charge that the Government are trying to play with the hn dless poor, while the latter arc expecting that the Government would assign thes- lands to them This, I f e J , n a political stunt Why should the Government play îth the have-nots, I connot understand Letthtm, i f they like, pUy with the haves Let the Government take this matter seriously, otherwise let them not go near it The people will themselves solve it Let the hon Minister fbr Revenue take it seriousiy and solve it, otherwise let him say clearly that it is not possible to solve it and let it lie like that so that we can understand the Government and move accor-dingly

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BUSIN SS OF 1HE HOUSE

Mr Speaker —Discussion will he continued on the next no: -oiHcial day I am to anrounce to the House that amendments m respect of the Andhra Prjdesh (Krishna andCodavun Delta Are,i) Drainage Cess Biil, 1908 will be receded upto lo ^ m, on 6 Gs, l e , tomorrow I am also to announce to the House that the amendments m respect of the following Bills will be received upto 2 p m on 30-6-68

1 The Industrial Employment Standing Orders (Andhra Pradesh) Amendment Bill, 1168

2 The Payment of Wages (Andhra Pradesh) Amendment Bill, 1068

8 The Industrial Disputes (Andhra Pradesh) Amendment BiH, 1967

4 The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establishments Amend-ment Bill, 1968

The House is adjourned to 8-3') a m tomorrow morning

(The House then adjourned till Half-Pjst Eight of the clock on Saturday the 29th June, 1968 j

INDEX TO

ANDHRA PRADESH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY DEBATES OFFICIAL REPORT

CONTENTS 25th June, 1968 (Tuesday)

PAGES

Business of the House 1 Oral Answers to Questions 2 Written Answers to Questions Announcement

re Arrests of Sarvasn Sultan Salahuddm Owiasi, Ahmed Hussain and Khaja Nizamuddm, Members of the Legislative Assembly 53

re Arrest and release of Sri B Narasimha Raddy, M L A 54

Business of the House 54

Announcement re Resignation of Sri T Nagi Reddy as leader of

Communist Party (Marxist) 60

Business o f the House

Condolence motion

re Demise of Sri N Penchahah, M L A (Adopted) 61 re Demise of Sn Manthena Venkata Raju former

member of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly 64

Papers placed on the Table Annual Accounts and Audit Report of the Andhra

Pradesh Road Transport Corporation for 1966 67 80

Notification issued under Section 16 (1) of the Andhra Pradesh Motor Vehicles Taxation Act, 1963 80

Rules made under Section 69 (1) of the Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Samithis and Zilla Panshads Act, 1939 81

Rules made under the Beedi Cigar workers (Condition of Employment) Act, 1966 . $1

t 4 3 6 * * " !

Presentation of the Report of the Regional Committee re The Andhra Pradesh Municipalities (Amendment)

Bill 1967

Business of the House

Government Bills The Andhra Pradesh Payment of Salaries and Re-

moval of Disqualification (Amendment) Bill, 1968-(Introduced)

The Andhra Praiesh (Telangana Area) Tenancy and Agiicultural Lands (Amendment) Bill, 1968 (Introduced)

The An Ihia Pradesh Public Pienuses (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Bill, 1968 —Postponed

The Andhra Piadesh Shops and Establishment (Amendment) Bill, 1968—(Introduced)

The Andhra Pradesh Mumcipahties (Amendment) Bill, 1968—(Introduced)

Ti e Andhra Pradesh Town Planning (Extension and Amendment) Bill, 1968—(Introduced)

The Indian Penal Code (Andhra Pradesh Amendment) Bill, 1968—(Intioduced)

The Andhra Pradesh Medical Practitioners Registra-tion Bill, 1967—(Passed)

The Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Area) Prohibition (Amendment) Bill, 1967

26th (June 1968Wednesday) Members Sworn ,

Oral Answers to Questions

Written Answers to Questions

Announcement re Release of Sarvasn Sultan Salahuddm Owaisi,

M L A, Ahmed Hussain, M L A and Khaja Rizamuddm, M L A


Calling attention to matters of urgent public importance re Hon disposal of Country Tobacco , , , ,

4 3 6 - 1 *

Paper laid on the Table Amendment to the Andhra Pradesh Motor Vehicles

Rules

Privilege Motion re Unsatisfactory arrangements made on the occa-

sion of the swearmg m of Sri Khandubhai Desj,i as Governor of Andhra Pradesh and the unsatisfac-tory treatment meted out to the members of the Assembly who are mvittes on the occassion


Government Bills The Andhra Pradesh (Knshm and Godavari Delta)

Dra'nage Cess Bill, —1968 (Intioducud)

Tin, Vndhra Pradesh (Andhra Area,) Prohibition (Amendment) B'H, —1967 (Discussion not concluded)

27th June, 1968 (Thursday)


Written Answers to Questions

Privilege Motion re Alleged remarks mule by Sri Morarji Desai,

Deputy Prtme Minister of India

Point of Information re Tnrce, Language Formula

Co,lhmr ttte-ntio-n to nmttcis of urg nt public importance le Fire ident m t mwn^gc pendal on 10th May,

1968 at Gap tv u vpugiidem, Gannavaram taluk

Paper hud on the Table re Annual Report of the Hyderabad Chemicals and

Fertilizers Ltd for the year ended 80th September 1967 and the 80th Annual Report of the Nizam Sugar Factory Ltd , fur the year ended 80th Sep-ternbt r, 1967 together With the Annual Repoit and the comments of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India

Government Bills The Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Area) Prohibition

(Amendment) Bill, - 1967 (Passed)

The Andhra Pradesh Splitting of Joint Pattas (Amendment) Bill, —1967 (Passed) . .

The Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Disciplinary, Proceedings Tribunal Amendment Bill, 1968 (Passed)

The Andhra Pradesh (Telangana A.rei) Land Revenue Amendment Bill,—1968 (Referred to Regional Committee)

The Andhra Pradesh Land Encroachment (Amend-ment) Bill, —1968 (Passed)

26th June, 1968 (Friday)


Privilege Motions re Certain information furrubhed to the House b

the Minister fbr Education

re Vituperative language used by certain Mcmbeis of Parliament agunst Sn P Thimma Redd\, Minister for Agriculture

re Incorrect reporting of the statement nude hv Sn P Thimma Reddy about ILmjans b\ Sri Sita-ram, correspondent of 'Patriot"

Business of the House Calling tatention to matters of urgent public importance

re Incomplete stage of famine rehet works on K,tm-giri, Podili and Darsi taluks

re Inadequate water supply position m Vijaysw tda

Non-OfRcial Business Bills

The Andhra Pradesh Shops md Establishments (Amendment) Bill, —1967 (Deferred)

The Andhra Pradesh (Telangana Area) Tenancy and Agricultural Lands (Second (A.m ndmeiit) Bill 1968 —(Introduced)

The Andhra Pradesh Payment of Salaries and Remo-val of Disqualifications (Amendment) Bill, 1MB (Introduced)

Resolution re Assignment of waste lands to landless poor-

(Discuasion not concluded) , ,

Business of the House . . , , , ,

GENERAL INDEX

A Announcement

re Arrest and release of Sri B Narsimha Reddy, M L A 54

Arrests of Sarvasri Sultan Salahuddm Owaisi, Ahmed Hussam and Khaja Nizamuddm, Members of the Legislative Assembly 53

Release of Sarvasri Sultan Salahuddm Owasi, M L A , Ahmed Hussam, M L A and Kh^ja Nizamuddm M L A 146

Resignation of Sn T Nagi Reddy from the Com-munist Party (Marxiat) 60-61

ANJAIAH, SRI T

Bill (Non-OfRcial) The A P Shops and Establishments Amendment

Bill, 1957 1967 371,372

ANJANA REDDY, SRI K

Bills (Government) The A P (Andhra Area) Prohibition (Amendment)

Bill, 1967 175-177

APPALA NAIDU, SRI K

Q re Progress of N M E P 232-234

APPA RAO SRI B

Bills (Government) The A P (Andhra Area) Prohibition (Amendment)

Bill, 1967 181-183

B

BAGA RgDDY, SM M

Q re Lift Irrigation Schemes 308—312

BHTM RBDDY, SRI M

Q re PasuperuProject. . . 339

3

Bills (Government) — The A P (Andhra Area) Prohibition (Amendment)

Bill, 1967 102,104, 168. 203,244, 270

The A P Civil Services (Disciplinary Proceedings Tribunal) Amendment Bill, —1968 Passed 290-296

The A P (Krishna and Godavari Delta) Drainage Cess Cess Bill, 1968 Introduction 167-168

The A P Land Encroachment (Amentment) Bill, 1968—Passed 297-303

The A P Medical Practitioners Registration Bill, 1967—Passed 85-103

The A P Payment of Salaries and Removal of Dis-qualiBcations (Amendment) Bill, 1968—Introduc-tion 82

The Andhra Pradesh Public Premises (Eviction oi Unauthorised Occupant) Bill, —1968 Postponed 88

The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establishments (Amendment) Bill, 1968 Introduction 88-84

The Andhra Pradesh Splitting up of Joint Pattas (Amendment) Bill, —1967 Passed 270-290

The Andhra Pradesh (Telangana Area) Land Reve-nue Amdnement Bill, —1968 Rcfeired to Regional Committee 296

The Andhra Padesh (Tchng<m t Area) Tenancy and Agncultrural Lands (Amendment) Bill, 1968 82-88

The Andhr Piadesh Town PI inning (Extension and Amauedment) Bill, 1968 Introduction 84

The Indian Penal Code (Andhra Pradt&h) Amendment Bill, —1968 Introduction 84-85

Bills (Non OiRcial)— The Andhra Pradesh Payment of Salaries and Re-

moval of Disqualification (Amendment) Bill, 1968 891

The Andhra Pradesh Shops And Establishments Amendment Bill, 865-880

The Andhra Pradesh (Telangana Area) Tenancy and Agricultural Lands (Second Amendment) Bill, 1968* M l

BRAHMANANDA RBDDy, Sm K —

Condolence Motion re Demise of Sri Manthana Venkata Raju, former member of the Andhra Pradesh Legisla t n e Assembly

Demise of Sri N Penchalaiah, M L A

Point of Infoimation

le Thiee Language Formula

Privilege Motion re

Unsatisfactory arrangements made on the occasion of the swearing m o f Sn Kandubhai Desai as Go pernor of t tdhra Pradesh and the unsatisfactory treatment methed out to the members of the As semblv who pre mvited on the occasion

BUSINESS OF riiE House

64-66

61

240-241

BUTLHI RAYUDU, SRI K

Bills (Government)—

The Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Area) Prohibition (Amendment) Bill, 1967

Q re Loans gn en to Sirsilk Ltd ,

Property Tax

Second Educational Survey

Resolution re

Assignment of waste lands to landless poor

C

Calling Attention re Fire accident m marriage pandal on 10 5 1968 m

Gopavarapugudem, Gannavaram Taluk

Incomplete stage of famme rehef works m Kamgin, Podui and Darsi Taluks

Inadequate water supply position mVijayawada

Non-di^)osal of country tobacco , . ,

152

1-2 ,54-60 82, 146, 155-167, 860-861,

408

188-185

2 - 8

42

138-142

898-400

241-244)

361-86J

862-864

147-148

75-76

224-226

CHALAPATHlRAO, DR T V S

Bills (Non Official)

The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establishment Amendment Bill, 1967 370-871

Calling Attention re

Inadequate water supply position in Vijayawada 362-864

Condolence Motion re Demise of Sn Manthana Venkata Ram, former

Member of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assem-bly

Question re

Enhancement of paddy price . .

CHENCHURAMA NAIDU SRI N

Bills (Government)

The Andhra Pradesh Town Planning (Extension and Amendment) Bill, 1968

Introdution 84


Inadequate water supply position in Vijayawada 868-864

Condolence Motion re

Demise of Sn Manthana Venkata Raju former Member of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assem-bly 64-80

Demise of Sri N Penchalaiah, M L A , 60-04

E,

EASWARA REDDY SRI A

Question re

Inclusion of Dasanmatam Panchayat m Tirupathi Mumcipahty 49-50

Nurses Training School at Tirupathi . . 284

Private Taxis to TirumalaL . 143

Wig Factory . . . . . . „ 142

9

EASWARI BAI, SMT J

Bills (Government)

The Andhra. Pradesh (Andhra Area) Prohibition Amendment Bill, 1967 . . 187-188

Bills (Non OfRcial)

The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establishments Amendment Bill, 1967 867, 874


Demise of Sri Manthana Venkata Raju, former Membei of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly 68

Demise of Sri N Penchalaiah, M L A * . .

Privilege Motion re

Unsatisfactory arrangoments made on the occasion of the swearing m of Sri Khandubhai Des^ as Governor of Andhra Pradesh and the unsatisfac-tory treatment meted out to the Members of the Assembly who are invited on the occasion . 140

Q re Financial Crisis m Osmama University 130

Resolution re

Assignment of waste lands to landless poor 384-385

G

GANBSWARA RAO, SRI N .

Q re Mechanised boats for Rshing . 145

GANGADHAR, SRlK V

Q re Sugarcane under Nizamsagar Project 334-335

GoPERBY, MRS

Bills (Non-ORoial)--

The A P Shops and Estabhshments Amendme&t Bin, 1967, ^ . . ^ 369

GOPALAKRISHNAYYA, SRI VAVILALA.

Bills (Government) — The Andhra Pradesh (Andhrc Area) Prohibition

(Amendment) Bill, 1967 188-190, 24 L 250

The Andhra Pradesh (Krishna and Godavan Delta) Drainage Cess Bill, 1968 —(Introduction) 107-168

The Andhra Pradesh land Encroachment (Amendment) Bill' 1968 — (Passed) 298-299,

302

The Andhra Pradesh Medical Practitioners* Registra-tion Bill, 1967 —(Passed) 85-86,

95-102

The Andhra Pradesh Splitting up of Joint Pattas (Amendment) Bill, 1967 (Passed) 278-274

Bills (Non-OScial)

The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establishments Amendment Bill

The Andhra Pradesh (Tel&ngana Area) Tenancy and Agricultural Lands (Second Amendment) Bill, 1968

365, 873-890

881


Non disposal of county tobacco 147-148

Condolence Motion re Demise of Sn Manthana Venkata Raju, Farmer

Member of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly 68-73

Demise of Sn N Penchalaiah, M L A 68

Pnvilage Motion

Unsatisfactory arrangements made on the Occasion of the sweaimg m of Sn Kandubhai Desat and Governor of Andhra Pradesh and the unsatisfac-tory treatment meted out to the Members of the Assembly who are invited on the occasion

Question re *

B . O L, Degree iaa

a

GoUINDA RAO SBI K

Bills, (Government) The Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Area) Prohibition

(Amendment) Bill, 1907

The Andhra Pradesh Splitting up of Joint Pattas (Amendment) Bill, 1967 Passed

Question re

Bhatrupalem Project

Corruption Case against an Assistant Engineer . .

GUNNAYYA, SRI P Condolence Motion re

Demise of Sri Manthana Venkata Raju, Former Member of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly

Demise of Sri N Penchalaiah, M L A

Bahuda Project

Donations by Tirupathi Tirumala Devasthanam

Income and Expenditure of T T D

H

HuSSAIN, SRI AHMED

Question re * Property Tax

Recognition of New-Papers

178-t75 202-208

274.-275

880-881

8-12

77-78

68

880

128-125

119-128

42

12-15

jAGAhNADHAM, SRI S

Question re Corruption case against an Assistant Engineer 8-12

JANGA REDDY, SRI C

Resolution re Assignment of waste lands to landless poor 400-408

K KASTURI DEVI, SMT M

Bills (Government) The Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Area) Prohibition

(Amendment) Bill, 1967 . . . 190-191

ROTAIAH, SRI PRAGADA

Bills (Government) The Andhra Pradesh Medical Practitioners Registra-

tion Bill, 1967 (Passed) 8$


Demise of Sn Manthana Venkata Raju, former member of the Andhra Pradesh Legishiiv Assembly 78-74

Question re

Deep sea. Fishing at Vadarevu 127-128

Levy of Tax and Duty on Yam 40-41

Soap Workers Co-operative Socx ty Ltd

KuEMAYYA, Sni V Condolence Motion re

Demise of Sri Manthana Venkata Raju, former member of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly 76-77

L.

LAKSHMAN BAPUJI, SRI I&HTDA

Bills (Government) The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establishments

(Amendment) Bill, 1968 (Introduction) 83-84

Bills (Non OfRcial) The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Ehttblishmcnb*

(Amendment) Bill, 1967 378-374

LATCHANNA, SRI G

Bills (Government) The Andlura Pradesh (Andhra Area) Prohibition

(Amendment) Bill, 1967 168-170

Condolence Motion re Demise of Sri Manthana Venkata Raju, former

member of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly , 66-67

Demise of Sri N Penchaiaiah, M L A , 61-62

Privilege Motion re i

Alleged remarks made by Sri Morarji Desai, Deputy Prime Minister of India . . . 339

13

M

\fADHAvA RAO, SRI A

Bills (Government) The Ahdhra Pradesh (Andhra Area) Piohibitioi

(Ame* dment) Bill, 1967 171-172 269

The Andhra Pradesh Civil Service (Disciplinary-Proceedings Tribunal (Amendment) Bill, 1968 (Pissed) 291-292

The Andhra Pradesh Splitting up of Joint Pattas ( Amendment) Bill, 10(j7 (Passed) 278-281


member of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly . 6a

Demise of Sri N Penchalaiah, M L A 62

Privilege Motion re Unsatisfactory arrangements made on the occasion

of the swearuig m of Sn Khandubhai Desu as Governor of Andhra Pradesh and the unsatisfactory treatment meted out to the Members of the Assem blv who are invited on the occasion 152

Question re

Bndgc on Jaffer Sabeb Channel 329

Expert Committee on Eradication of Famine 821-328

Post Graduate Course m Ayurveda 222-228

Schemes to Control Prices 227-229


MAHANANDA, SRI R

Bills (Government) The Andhra Pradesh Splitting up of Joint Pattas

(Amendment) Bill, 1967 (Passed) 377

Bilk (Non-Omcial) The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establishment

(Amendment) Bill, 1967 , , 366-780

14

M Calling Attention re

Incomplete stage of Famine Relief Works m Kanigm Podili and Darsi taluks


member of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assemblv

Question re

Boat Co^structm Centre at Kaktnada

Lift Irrigation Schemes taken up 1966-67

Misappropriation of funds bv V Os

P W D Tank at Sivaramptwam

Reduction of Comt Fee for Writ Petitions Technicians trained m the Research and Designs

Institute .

Resolution re Assignment of waste lauds to landless poor

MAH*ENrDRANATET, SRI P

Q re Munsiff -Magistrate Court at Achampet

Trmcal Amcut

Uracheruvu of Parvathipuram

MALL REDDY, SRI JlNNA

Q re Loans given to Sirsilk Ltd ,

Members Sworn ,

MuNCSWAMAPPA, SRI V

Q re K Jwakuntla Water Supply Scheme

Loase of land to IL rijans of Pullur

MCNNISWAMY, SRI K

Bills (Government) The Andliia Pi^desh Laud Encno^chment (Amende

ment)Bill^ 1968 Passed . . , , ,

861-862

79-80

144-145

305-307

214-215

388-884

887

328-829

889-891

889-840

887-888

388-889

1$5

820-821

285

2 9 9

1 3

The Andhra Pradesh Medical Practitioners, Regis-tration Bill, 1067 Passed 87-88

The Andhra Pradesh Splitting up of Joint Pattas (Amendment) Bill, 1067 Passed 277-278

Bills (Non Official) The Andhra Pi tdesh Shops and Estabh hments

Amendment Bill, 1967 366

Condolence Motion re Demist of Sri N PencliaWah, M L A

Q re Lc tse of Ipnd to Harij^ns of Pullur

68

285

Resolution re

Assignment of waste Itnd to 1 tndless poor 836-888

MuRTHY, D n T S

Bills (Government) The Andhrn, Pradesh (Andhra Area) Prohibition

(Amendment) Bill 1967 178-181

Bills (Non Omcial)

The Andhra Pradesh Shops end Establishment Amendment Bill, 1967 872-878


Demise of Sri Manthena Venkata Raju—former member of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly

Demise of Sri N Puichalaiah, M L A

68

68

Privilege Motion re Vituperative language used by certain members of

pari lam' nt against Sri P Thimma Reddy, Minis-ter for Ag! icultura 851-858

Q re Corruption case against an Assistant Engi neer * * * 8-12

N"deai Physics Division m Andhra Uumversity , , 112-119

16

360-370

224-J26

128-130

48

145

405-407

N NA6AIAH, SRI Cn

Q re Enhancement of paddy price 224-320

NAGAIAH, SRI M CH

Bills (Non OiHcial)— The Andhra Pradesh Sliops and Establishments

Amendment Bill, 1967

NARASIMHAM, SRI DHANENKULA

Q re Enhancement of paddy price

Grants given to the Universities

Increase m the production of coal

Mechanised boats for fishing .

Resolution re Assignment of waste lands to landless poor

NARASIMHA RAO, SRI P V Bill (Government)

The Andhra Pradesh Ci\il Services (Disciplinary Proceedings Tribunal) Amendment Bill, 1968 Passed 290-291

Tne Andhra Pradesh Medical Practitioners Regis-tration Bill, 1967

Passed 85, 89-103

Calling Attention re Fire accident in mamage pandal on 10-5-1968

Gopavarapugudcm, Gannavaram Taluk

NARASIMA REDDY, SRI B Condolence Motion re

Demise of Sri Manthana Venkata Raju, frmer mem-ber ot the Andhra Pradesh Legislate e Assemb!^ .

Demise of Sri N Penchalaiah,M L A

NARAYANA, SRI K S

Bill (Non ORcial)— The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establishments Amendment Bill, 1967 . . , 367-368

NARAYANA REDDY, $ R l K V Bills (Government) —

The Indian Penal Code (Andhra Pradesh) Amendment Bill, 1 9 6 8 - B4_3$ Introduction,

^48-244

68

62-63

17

PALAVELLI, SRI V

Q re Nuclear Physics Division m Andhra Univer-sity 112-113

PANDURANGA RAO, SRI CH

Q re Dalwa Crop under Krishna Eastern Division 334

PAPER LAID ON THE TABLE

Amendment to the Andhra Pradesh Motor Vehicles Rules 1964 149

Annual Accounts and Audit Report of the Andhra Pradesh Road Transport Corporation for 1966 67 80

Annual Report o f the Hyderabad Chemical and Fertilizer Ltd for the year ended 30th Septemebr 1967 and the 30th Annual Report of the Nizam Sugar Factory L t d , for the year ended 30th September, 1967 to gether with the Annual Report and the Comments of the Comptroller and Auditor-General of India 244

Notifications issued under Section 16 (1) of the A P Motor Vehicles Taxation Act, 1963 80-81

Rules made under Section (1) of the A P Panchyat Samithis Zilla Panshads Act, 1959 81

Rules made under the Beedi Cigar Works (Condition o f Employment) Act, 1966 81-82

PARANKUSAM, SRI MUDILABABU

Q r e ; Amount to be refunded to the ryots o f Chilkam Estate 237

Resolution re

Assignment of waste lands to landless poor 393-394

PlTCHBYYA, SRI P

Bills (Government) — The A P (Andhra Area) Prohibition (Amendment)

Bill, 1967 ^ , , , IP1-193 436-3

18

P r m , SRI BADRIVISHAL

Privilege Motion re Certain information furnished to the House by the Minister for Education

Question re

Abolishing of Jagirs m Telangana Area

Boat construction centie at Kakmada

Corruption case against an Assistant Engineer

Distnct Journalists Tour

Gunt to Centitl Laboratoiies

Lift Imgit ion Schemes taken up 1 W

Loans given to Sirsilk Ltd

Propei t^ Tax

Second Educational Survey

State Panchayats Chamber

Point of Information re

Three Language Formula *

pRABHAKARA RAO, SRI Ko^A.

Condolence Motion re Demise of Sri Mantena Vt nkata Raju, former

member oi the Andhra Pradesh L e g i s l a t e Assembly .

Question re * Assignment of lands under Krishna Barrage

Misappropriation of funds m Kirlampudi Sugay^m Growers Society

PRATAPRUDRA RAJU, SRI S

Question re Subsidy wells m Kuppam Block

Presentation of the Report of the Reg ont,l Com-mittee on the Andhra Pradesh Municipalities (Amendment) Bill, 1&6? , , ,

436—2*

340-345 348

288

144-11,5

8 - 1 2

32-20

48

2-8

42

I % - 1 * 2

103-110

240-241

T4-73

207-214

117-119

125-126

92

19 P l H V I L A G E M O T I O N R E

A l l e g e d r e m a r k s m a d e b y S n M o r a r j i D e s a i , D e p u t y P r i m e M t m s t c i o f I n d i a

Ccitam infomntton furnished to the House by the Minister ior Educition

Incorrect reporting of the Statement of Sn P Thimma R-ddy Htnj-ms by Sri Sitaram Correspondent ol Patriot

Unsatisfactory arrangements m%de on the occasion of the swemng m oi Sri Kandubhai Desai as Governor oi Andhra Pi t iesh Tid the unsatisfac tory tieatment of noted ouL to the Members of the Assembly wno arc invited on the occasion

Vituporativc language used by certain Members of Parlnment agunst Sri P Thimma Reddy, Mimster for Agriculture

PURUSHOTHAMA R ^ O , SRI T

Question re

Coal supplied to Tobacco merchant of Guntur

Lo&t> m Bodhau Fertiliser Factory

Missing of Coal Wagons

Report of Estimates Committee on Khadi Board

Q

Question re Abolishing of Jagirs m Telangana Area

Agricultural labourers in Auantapur District Amount to be refunded to the ryots of Chilkam

Estate

Apportionment of State Expenditure between Andhra and Telangana <

Artificial limb centre

Assignment of lands under Krishna Barrage

Ayacut under T B Project Low Level Canal

Bed strength m Osmania and Gandhi Hospitals

Betterment levy collected by Hyderabad Municipal Corporation , ; , * t , t

288-240

340-850

356-860

149-155

851-856

81-32

80

44-47

15-27

288

145

287

48-44

285-236

207-214

181

216-218

23-80

2 0

Bhatrupslem Project 830-881

Bahuda Project 330

Boat construction centrc at Kankiada 144-145

B 0 L Degree ' 188

Bridge on Jaffer Saheb Channel 329

Cases booked by the Prohibition Stalf m P il tmaner 237

Coal produced m Ramagtmdam. Division 50

Coal supplied to tobacco merchants oi Guutur 81-82

Co-operative Rice Mills m Nalgonda District 181-182

Corruption case againrt an Assistant Engmttr 8-12

Dairy Faim, Visakhapatnam 142-148

Dalwa Crop under Krishna Eastern Di\ ibion 884

Deep sea fishmg at Vadarevu 127-128

District Journalists tour 82-89

Donations by T T D 123-125

Dues from Challapalli Sugar Factor) 105-106

Electricity m Cuddapah District 50-53

Enhancement of paddy price 224-226

Enhancement of tree tax . 228-224

Executive staff m Panchayat Saimtlns 110-112

Expert Committee on Eradication of Famme 821-828

Financial crisis m Osmania University 180

Fishmg m Godavari River 126-127

Grant to Central Laboratories 48

Grant given to the Universities 128-180

Gunderu Floods 888

Hospitals for ChtpcMas , 9RA

21 Inclusion of Dasarimatam Panchayat m Tirupathi

Municipality 49-50

Income and Expenditure of T T D 119-128

Increase in the production Coal 48

Irrigation Schemes m Kurnool District 885-887

KalWakuntla Water Supply Scheme 820-821

Lady Doctor of Kurnool Hospital 218-222

Lease of laud to Harijans of Pullur 285

Levy o f t a x and, duty on yarn 40-41

Li f t Irrigation m T B Project 812-820

L i i t Irngation Scheme 808-312

Li f t Irrigation Schemes taken up 1966 67 805-807

Loss in Bodhan Fertiliser Factory 80

Loss incurred by Electnci ty Board 8

Loss of Cement m Smgarem Colleries 47-48

Loan given to Sirsilk L td 2 -8

Machamsed Boats fbr Ashing 148

Medici Education Society, Warangal 286

Mi&appi opriation of funds by V Os 214-213

Misappropriation of funds of Kakmada Engmeermg College Hostel 118-110

Misappropriation o f funds m I&rlampudi Sugarcane Growers Society 117-119

Missing of Coal Wagons 44-47

Missing of Tarpaulins 80-81

Mobile Hospitals for Rshermen 288

Munsiff-Magistrate Court a t Achampet 289-840

Nuclear Physics Division m Andhra University 112-118

Nurses Training School a t Tirupathi 284

Pasuperu Project ^89

22

Payment of sialics foi tctcliers 132-13$

Plan outlay ior 19C8 69 \331-333

Post giaduate couise m Ayurveda 222-22$

Private Taxis to Tirumahi 14(

Pioeurcmcnt of essential commodities 226-22?

Piogress of N M E P 232-284

Property Tax 45

Property Tax due from Nizam 27-28

Property Tax on Government Buildings 41-12

P W D Tank at Si\ara lpurnm

Recognition of News-Papers 12-15

Reduction of Court Fee for Writ Petitions 337

Report of Estimates Conumttt e on Klmdi Board 15-27

Schemes to contiol prices 227-229

Second Educational Survey 133-142

Soap Workers €o-operati\c Society, Ltd 49

Standing ciop destroy ed m Karcdu Village . 280-281

State Health Transport Organisation Vehn 236-287

State Panchayats Chamber 106-110

Storing of rice m godo^vns . . . 285

Subsidy wells m Kuppam Block . 125-126

Sugarcaiv under Nizamsagar Project 384-325

Supply of Bengalgram 220-280

Tarmcal Anient 837-838

Technicians trained m the Research and Designs Institute 328-829

Uracheruvu of Parvatlupuram. 888-889

Water Supply Schemes

Wig Factory , 142

Will m Favour of Government . 215-216

Wme maimfactmuig factory . . . . 2 8 4 ^ 8 5

/

R

RAGHAVA REDDY, Sul N

Bills (Non omnal) The Andhra Pradesli Shops and Establislunent

Amendment Bill, 1907 ggg

Question le Co-operitivc Rice Mills m Nalgonda District 181-182

RAGHAVULU, SRI T V

Privilege Motion lc Certain information furnished to the House by the

Minister for Education 341,848-849

RAJAB Atl, SRI

Resolution re

Assignment of waste lands to landless poor . 394-398

RAJAGOPALA REDDY, SRI R Q re Electricity in Cuddapah District 50-53

RAJAN, SRI T C

Q re Cases booked by the Prohibition Staff m 237

Palmaner

Dany Farm, Visakhapatnam 142-143

Enhancement of tree tax . . 223-224

Loans given to Susilk Ltd, 2-8

Property Tax due from Nizam 27-28

Resolution re Assignment of waste lands to landless pooe 388-389

RAJESWARA RAO, SRI CH

Bill (Government) The A P (Andhra area) Prohibition (Amendment)

Bill, 1967 266 Bills (Non-OKcial)

The A P Shops and Establishment Amendment Bill, 1967 370

Condolence Motion re Demise of Sri Manthena Venkata Raju, former

member of the A P Legislative Assembly 67

Demise of Sri N Penchahah, M A L . . 62

/

Pnvilaege Motion re Vituperative language used by certain members of

Parliament against Sri P Thimma Reddy, Minister for Agriculture 355-356

Q re Apportionment of State Expenditure between Andhra and Telangana 43-44

ArtiRcial Limb Centre 335-236 Betterment collected by Hyderabad Municipal Corpo-

ration 28-30 Corruption case against an Assistant Engineer 8-12 Property Tax on Government Buildings 41-42 Second Educational Survey 133-142

RAju, Sm V B Bills (Government)

The A P Land Encroachment (Amendment) Bill-Passed 297-299

303 The A P Payment of Salaries and Removal of Dis-

qualifications (Amendment) Bill, 1968-Introduc-tion 82

The A P (Telangana Area) Land Revenue Amend-ment, Bill, 1968— Referred to Regional Committee 296

The A P (Telangana Area) Tenancy and Agricultural Lands (Amendment) Bill, 1968 82-83

The A P Splitting up of Joint Pattas (Amendment) Bill, 1967—Passed 270-273,

279-287 Calling Attention re

Fire Accident m marriage pandal on 10-5-1968 in Gopavarapugudem, Gannavaram Taluk 242-243

Incomplete stage of famine relief works m Kamgin, Podili and Darsi Taluks 361-362

Paper laid on the Table Annual Report of the Hyderabad Chemicals and

Fertiliser Ltd, for the year ended 30th September 1967 and the 30th Annual Report of the Nizam Sugar Factory Ltd, for the year ended 30th September 1967 together with the Annual Report and the Comments of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India. . 344

25

R.AMACHANDRA GoUD, SRI R

Q re Agricultural Labourers m Anantapur Dis-trict

RAMLINGA RAJU, SRI R Condolence Motion re

Demise of Sri Manthena Venkata Raja, former Member of the A P Legislative Assembly

RAMARATNAM, SRI K

Q re Coal produced m Ramagundam Division Loss incurred by Electricity Board Loss of Cement in Singarem Collieries Missing of Tarpaulins

RAMANAYYA, SRI B V

Q re Fishing m Godavari River

Loans given to Snrsilk Ltd

RAM REDDY, SRI A

Q re Techimcians trained m the Research and Design Institute

RAO, SRI C V K

Bills (Government) — A P (Andhra Area) Prohibition (Amendment)

Bill, 1967

The Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Disciplinary Proceedings Tribunal) Amendment Bill 1968 Passed

The Andhra Pradesh Medical Practitioners Regis-tration Bills, 1967

Passed

The Andhra Pradesh Splitting up of Joint Pattas (Amendment) Bill, 1967 Passed

Bills (Non-OiRcial)— The Andhra Rrade&h Shops and Establishments

Amendment Bill, 1967

145

74

50 8

47-48 30-31

126-127

2-8

328-329

185-187, 249,249

292-298

85-89

276-277

865-866

Privilege Motion re Alleged remarks made by Sri Moral ji Deputy

Prime Mmistei of India 238-240

Vituperative Langmge used bv ctrtam of Parlii.mc)t agamst S n P Thimma Redd^, Minister

Q re Dues from Challapalli Sugar Factory 103-106

Enhancement of paddy price 224-226

Financial crisis m Osmama University 130

Misapparopriation of funds of Kakinada Engineering College Hostel 113-116

Nuclear Physics Division m Andhra University 112-113

Payment of Salaries for teachers 132-133

Supply of Bengalgram 229-230


RATNASABHAPATT, SRI B

Bills (Government —) The A P (Andhra Area) Prohibition (Amendment)

Bill, 1967 192-1%

Privilege Motion re Certain information furnished to the House by the

Minister fbr Education 345-347

Incorrect reporting of the statement of Sn P Thimma Reddy about harijans by Sri Sitaram, Correspondent of Patriot 357-358

Vituperative language used by certain members of Parliament against Sn P Thimma Reddy, Minister fbr Agricultural 354

Q re Enhancement of tree tax 223-224 Property Tax . 42

RESOLUTION RE Assignment of waste lands to landless poor. 381-407

a ?

ATYANARAYANA, SRI D

Q re Coal supplied to Tobacco merchant of Cuntur 81-32

SATYAN*ARAYANA RAJU, SRI P B Q re

Ayacut under T B Project Low level Canal 181

Executive staff m P mchayat Samithis 110-112

Expert Committee on Eiadication of famine 821-828

Financial Crisis m Osimnn University IgO

Lady Doctor of Kurnool General Hospital 218-222

Plan Outlay for 1968-69

Procurement of cssenh il commodities 226-227

Water Supply Schcmc 49

Wine manufacturing factory 284-285

Fishing in Godavari River 126-127

Mobile Hospitals for fishermen 288

SATNARAYANA SRI Cn Q. rc

Loans given to Susilk Ltd 2-8

S A TNARAYANA RAO SRI V Bils (Government)

The Andlu-a Pjradcsh (Andhra Area) Prohibition (Amendment) Bill, 1967 108-196-202

255-257,265 266

SESHAVATHARAM, DEI P

Bills (Government) The Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Area) Prohibition

(Amendment) Bills, 1967 177-178

SlDDA REDDY, SRI S Bills, (Government)

The Andhra Pradesh (Krishna and Godavari Delta) Drainage Cess Bill, 1968

Introduction 167-168

28

SlVIAH, SRI G —

Bills (Government) Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Disuphnarv) Pro-

ceedings Tribunal) Amendment Bill, 1968 Passed 291

The Andlira Pradesh Medical Practitioners Regis-tration Bill, 1967 Passed 86

The Andhra Pradesh Splitting up ot Joint Pattas (Amendment) Bill, 1967 Passed 278

Q re Bahuda Project 880

Bed Strength m Osmam t And Gandhi Hospitals 216-218


SPEAKER MR — Announcement re

Arrest and release of Sri B Narsimha Reddy, M L A 54

Arrests of Sarvasri sultan Salahuddm Owasi, Ah-mad Hussam and Khaja Nizamuddm Member of the Legislative Assembly 58

Release of Sarvasri Sultan Salahuddm Owisi, M L A Ahmed Hussam, M L A and Khaja Ni-zamuddm M L A 146

Resignation of Sri T Nagi Reddy from the Commu-nist Party (Marxist) 60 61

Condolence Motion re Demise of Sri Manthena Venkata Raju, former

Member of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly , 80

Demise of Sn N Penchalaiah, M.L A 61,68-8

Privilege Motion re Alleged remarks made by Sri Morarji Desai, De-

puty Prime Minister of India 288-24P

Certain Information furnished to the House by the Minister for Education 840,844,

846-850 Incorrect reporting of the statement of Sn P Thi-

mma Reddy about harijans by Sn Sitaram, Cor-respondent of Patriot . . 856-8%P

29

Unsatisfactory arrangements made on the occasion of the swearing m of Sri Kandubhai Desai as Go vernor of Andhra Pradesh and the unsatisfac tory treatment meted out to the Members of the Assembly who are invited on the occasion 153-155

Vitupciative language used by certain members of parliament against Sri P Thimma Reddy, Mi msterfor Agriculture 858-856

When Sri C V K Rao raised a privilege motion on the ground that the observations that some of the legisla-t o r s and some Ministers also drink, made by Dy Prime Minister of India constituted braech of Privi-lege and as such should be considered by the House itself, the Hon Speaker disallowed it on the ground that the observation was more m the nature of a gene ral statement and did not interfere with their rights of privilege 239-240

When some members raised a privilege motion on the ground that vituperative language was used by certain members of Parliament against Sn P Thim ma Reddy, Minister fbr Agriculture, the Speaker disallowed it on the ground that no member of legis lature can make any observation for the language used by any member of any legislature 355-356

SUBBA NAIDU, SRI G Q re Technicians trained m the Resarch and Designs

Institute 328-329

SUBBAYYA, SRI P

Bills (Government) The A P Medical Practitioners Registration Bill, 1967

passed 186-187

The A P Splitting up of Joint Pattas (Amendment) Bill, 1967 Passed , 275-276

Q re Bhatrupalen Project 330-331

Hospitals for Chenchus 234

Lady Doctor of Kurnool General Hospital 218- 222

Medical Education Society, Warangal . 236

SURYANARAYANA RAO, SRI A

Q, re Storing of rice m godowns , . 235

30

THIMMAIAH, SRI T G L

Q re Irugation Schemes in Kurnool District

Lift Irrigation m T B Project

THIMMA. REDDY, SRI G

Q re Irrigation Schemes in Kurnool District

Lift Irrigation in T B Project

THIMMA. REDDY, SRI P

Calling Attention re Non-Disposal of Country tobacco

V VEMMAYYt, SRI S

Q re Bhatrupalem Project Gunderu Floods

Lady Doctor of Kurnool General Hospital

Lease of land to Harijans of Pullur

Standing crop destroyed m Karedu Village

VBNKANNA, SRI G C

Q re Agricultural Labourers m Anantapur District

VENKATA NARAYANA, SRI M Bills (Non-OfHcial)

The A P Shops and Establishment Amendment Bill, 1967

Calling, Attention re Fire accident in marriage pendal on 10-5-1968 in Gopa-

varapugudem, Gannavaram Taluk

Condolence Motion re Demise of Sn Manthena Venkata Raju, former mem-

ber of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly

VENKATA RAO, SRI Y

Bills (Government) The A P Splitting up of Joint Pattas (Ajmendmcnt)

Pill, 1967., Ppsped , , , ,

335-337

312-320

335-337

312-320

147-148

850-881

838

218-222

235

230-231

145

371

241-242

78-79

276

31

Bills (Non-OfRcial) The A P Shops and Establishment Amendment Bil!,

1967

Condolence Motion re Demise of Sri Manthena Venkata Raju, former member

of A P Legislative Assebmly


VENKATA REDDY, SRI C


VENKATA R F D D \ , SRI G

Privilege Motion re Incorrect reportirg of the stateKent of Sri P Thi-

mma Reddy, about harijans by Sri Sitaram Cor* resppndent of Patriot

Q re

State Health Transport Organisation Vehicles

VENKATASUBBAIAH, SRI G

Q re Lease of land to harijans of Pullur

VENKATESAM, SRI D Bills (Non-OfRcial)

The Andhra Pradesh Payment of Salaries and Re-moval of disqualification (Amendment) Bill 1968

The Andhra Pradesh Shops and Establishment Amendment Bill 1967

Point oi Informaion re Thiee language formula

Q re Will m favour of Government

VENKATASEAN, SRI P ,

Q re Export Committee on Eradication of famine

VENKATESWARA RAO, SRI K

Q re Coal supplied to Tobacco merchant of Guntur . ,

369

79

385-386

403-405 25-26

358-860

286-287

285

881

868

240-241

215-216

821-828

81-82

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