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1 gfj;k.kk fo/kku lhkk dh dk;zokgh 22 ekpz 2005 ¼çFke csbd½ [k.m& 1] vad & 2 vf/k r fooj.k fo"k; lwph eaxyokj] 22 ekpz] 2005 i`"b la[;k lnl;ksa }kjk 'kifk ;k çfrkku ¼2½ 1 jkt;iky dk vfhkhkk"k.k ¼lnu dh est ij j[kh xbz çfr½ ¼2½1

2 v/;{k }kjk est ij j[kk x;k dkxt&i=?kks"k.kk,a& ¼2½7 ¼2½7 ¼d½ v/;{k nkjk& ps;jilzut ds ukeksa dh lwph ¼[k½ lfpo }kjk & jkt;iky }kjk vuqefr fn, x, fcyksa lecu/kh 'kksd çlrko fctusl,mokbztjh desvh dh igyh fjiksvz is'k djuk lnu dh est ij j[ks j[ks x, dkxt&i= /;kukd"kz.k çlrkoksa dh lwpuk,a jkt;iky ds vfhkhkk"k.k ij ppzk ¼2½8 ¼2½13 ¼2½15 ¼2½17 ¼2½17

3 gfj;k.kk fo/kku lhkk eaxyokj] 22 ekpz] 2005 ¼çFke csbd½ fo/kku lhkk dh csbd gfj;k.kk fo/kku lhkk g y] fo/kku Hkou] lsdvj& 1] p.mhx< esa çkr% cts gqbza v/;{k ¼ljnkj,på,lå pëk½ us v/;{krk dha Mr. Speaker: Now, Hon'ble Members will be sworn in. I call upon Shri Jai Singh Rana to make and subscribe the oath or affirmation. (The Hon'ble Member was not present.) Now, I call upon Shri Om Parkash Chautala, to make and subscribe the oath or affirmation. (The Hon'ble Member was also not present.) jkt;iky dk vfhkhkk"k.k ¼lnu dh est ij j[kh xbz çfr½ Mr. Speaker and Hon'ble Members, It is both my privilege and pleasure to address the first session of the Eleventh Haryana Legislative Assembly and extend a heartly welcome to all the Members. On successful election to this august f louse, I congratulate you all. During the elections you had met thousands of voter, had explained how would you shape the future of the people and the State. The people of Haryana have reposed their faith in you in the

4 hope that you would work for fulfillment of their hopes and aspirations, Now is the time when you can settle down to your job and start your work in right earnestness. Hon'ble Members, the outcome of the elections is indicative of people's yearning for having a crime and corruption free social order. The verdict is for establishing the rule of law and upholding our cherished democratic values and ideals. This Government is committed to providing the right ambience for fulfilling the aspirations implict in the people's mandate. My Government has recently taken the charge and shall shortly issue directions regarding the polities and programme according to the election manifesto. The recently held elections to the Eleventh Haryana Vidhan Sabha shall go down in the history of State for several unique features like the heavy turn out of voters including the women and weaker sections of society, orderly and violence free conduct of elections. I salute the sagacity of the people of Haryana and their maturity in giving a clear and decisive mandate. These developments indicate that our democracy has matured and attained vibrancy and dynamism. The clear mandate by the people of Haryana demands winds of change and it is essential that these be explicitly spelt out. Quite obviously society demands a free and fearless status in which Rule of Law prevails, where corruption is not allowed to flourish and the uplift of the common man is brought about in a manner which respects human dignity. My Government is committed to bringing about growth with equity. This is a gigantic task and can only be accomplished with the cooperation of all sections of society,

5 you as opinion makers have a great responsibility on your shoulders. 1, therefore, call upon you and all sections of society to come forward and lend their helping hand in this noble task which is the need of the hour. The State of Haryana is in the grip of a multifaceted crisis encompassing many areas. Since 70% of the population is dependent upon agriculture, let me start with this. The green revolution in Haryana has reached a plateau, every incremental unit of production now costs us dearly both in financial and environmental terms. The constant wheat-paddy rotation followed over the years, demanding the heavy use of chemical fertilizers and water has drained our soils of their natural vilality. The green revolution technology which is now considered conventional technology can no longer be sustained without significant changes. Further whereas we have witnessed a "Green Revolution" in irrigated areas we are yet to see a "Brown Revolution" in rainfed areas where holdings are small, ranging from one to two hectares and the lands are marginal. This crisis in agriculture has to be dealt with imaginatively. How to make small land holdings viable is the most challenging task. My Government pledges to make innovative changes in the agricultural practices. There is need to change the traditional crop pattern by promoting diversification into horticulture, cash crops and the like. This will not only restore the health of the soil but also provide the farmer a more balanced diet. The change in crop pattern in possible only if the marketing and a remunerative minimum support price is

6 assured to the farmers. This cannot be left to the market forces alone which are rarely fanner friendly. Therefore whatever additional infrastructure by way of warehousing, storage facilities, chilling plants and modernization of mandi is needed, will be provided. My Government envisages a meaningful role for the private sector together with the State in developing the necessary infrastructure, whereby the role of the intermediaries has to be reduced to the minimum. The State would try to help the farmers in the marketing of their agricultural produce at prices remunerative to them and acceptable to consumers. Since Haryana happens to be a large exporter of Basmati rice, my Government proposes to set up export zones for the export of basmati and fine varieties of rice as also other agricultural commodities with a view to enable the farmers to raise their incomes. The Government will take all necessary steps to provide information about the rates of different commodities in different parts of the country to every mandi in the State. I hope that a comprehensive policy on all the aspects of agriculture will help in boosting the production and generating more employment opportunities in the State. Agriculture being the backbone of the State economy, my Government will introduce a total crop insurance scheme so that a farmer does not suffer in the event of a crop failure. Revenue records of the land holdings will be computerized and every farmer will be issued a passbook containing the record of his land and other related information. My Government will create a revolving fund to facilitate the farmers and others involved in rural occupations

7 to get hassle-free loans at lower rates of interest. Minimum wages will be ensured for agriculture labour. My Government fully realizes the. importance of irrigation for the agriculture and is committed to maintain all existing irrigation channels at their design level. Equitable and justifiable distribution of water to farmers of the State will be ensured and this will benefit the southern Haryana also which remained neglected during the past. Besides enhancing the present irrigation resources, my Government will construct new canals such as Dadupur Nalvi Canal and also explore the fcasiblity of constructing check dams on Ghaggar, Markanda, Tangri and other seasonal rivulets to conserve water for the purpose of irrigation. My Government will make efforts to harness suruhis rain water which flows into Yamuna and various rivulets to raise ground water level and recharge the arid lands of southern Haryana. Hon'ble Members, my Government will do its maximum to protect the legitimate rights of the State. in river water sharing and all out efforts will be made for the early completion of SYL Canal, the lifeline of agriculture in the State. The matter will be vigorously pursued with Government of India and the funds required to make this canal operational will be made available well in time. My Government is fully aware of the shortage of electricity for agriculture, industry and domestic users. No meaningful level of growth can be sustained if the State remains deficit in power. Hence, the State Government will have joint hydro projects with Himachal Pradesh and

8 Uttranchal availability enhance the availabili of quality power at reasonable rates to the consumers. My Government will also strengthen the working of the Power Utilities in the State and also strive to Ioss of electricity during transmission and distribution. Effective steps will be taken to supply assured regular and quality power to all consumers. Redressal of grievances of power consumers is an area that deserves more attention and my Government will develop mechanisms to redress such grievances speedily. The issue of pending power bills and other genuine demands will be looked into to settle them speedily and amicably. Haryana provides ample opportunities for rapid industrialization. The immense potential of the State in the National Capital Region has not been to the desired extent. This vital segment of the economy requires a major thrust so that besides increasing industrial production, jobs and opportunities for self-employment are made available to the youth of the. State. My government shall evolve a comprehensative policy for the growth of industries in the State. Regular supply of power to the industrial units and proper law and order conditions are major pre-requisites for the development of industries in any State: My Government is determined to provide an environment where the industry, instead of taking flight from the State, can flourish. Redtapism is a hindrance in the rapid growth of industry and procedures will necessarily be streamlined to help the entrepreneurs. The Government also aims at attracting major industrial units to the State to bring down dependency on rural employment. Necessary facilities and infrastructure will be made available to attract more and more industries.

9 Government will insure that the entrepreneurs, industrialists and trading community are not harassed in any way at any level. Foreign direct investment encouraged in a big way by creating conducive and hassle free conditions for this purpose in the State. Unemployment in the State is not just an economic problem, it is posing a threat to tear apart its social fabric. In the absence of gainful work, a large number of rural youth are facing a bleak future. Avenues for government jobs are limited. A sizeable number of unemployed youth are taking to crime as a means of survival. The rising crime graph in Haryana is in itself an indicator of a sociological disease which policing alone connot control. it is a multi dimensional problem requiring addressal in its totality and my Government is committed to this very important task. Posterity demands it of us. Rapid growth of industries and the tertiary sector can go long way in tacking the unemployment problem. Similarly Agri-Business can be so conceived as to provide employment to the youth in their villages and check the trend of people from villages to towns and cities. Rural-urban migration brings with it its own set of problems to which the solutions are expensive; therefore it is far better to seek solutions at village level itself. Clearly, not everybody can find employment in onfarm activities. Loans at low interest would be provided to the youth to set up small-scale units. Schemes will be devised to advance loans to artisans and others at reasonable rate of interest to encourage gainful employment. Simultaneously an imaginative strategy for market access for

10 the resulting goods and services will be developed. A holistic approach to the whole problem of unemployment, rather than dealing with it in a fragnented way is the need of the day and my Government will devise both the policy and mechanism for this. Education is in a state of decay in Haryana and it along with health-care, should receive the highest attention of any welfare State. My Government is of the firm opinion that providing education, especially at the school level, should be the responsibility of State and would take effective steps to rejuvenate the education system. Over the years there has been a proliferation of educational institutions and. Universities but the element of excellence in education is sadly missing. My Government proposes to develop the Universities as centres of excellence and quality. An attempt will be made to make Maharishi Dayanand University, Rohtak a central university. Colleges also need to be revamped so that the students in Haryana get a meaningful education to lead a better life and have A prosperous career. This will be possible only when the first level of education i.e. Primary Education System is strengthened because if the fundamentals are wrong nothing can be right thereafter. My Government intends to explore the possibility of setting up of an Education Hub at a suitable place where good quality infrastructure will be made available to attract the best educational managements to set up institutions to provide high quality education in various disciplines comparable to the best in the world. Hon'ble Members, other than education, health-care

11 is another area which should receive special attention of the State Government. The medical care system in the State is inadequate to cater to modern day requirments. Fresh thinking is required: for the present, our health care system is largely curative and therefore, expensive, whereas due emphasis should be laid on the preventive side of the system. The poor strata of the society suffers from many common maladies which can be prevented by providing basic facilities like safe drinking water, hygienic surroundings and good nutrition. The State Goverment is alive to the need of paying more attention towards the prevention of some recent more dreaded diseases like Aids, cancer and heart related problems which are on the rise in rural areas. lie functioning of Primary Health centres and Hospitals needs to be unproved drastically. The facilities in Medical College at Rohtak need to be further improved to cope with their increased work-load and provide 'better patient care. Health-Care is too big a subject to be left just to the Doctors. My Government recognizes this and will try to make a new beginning in the right My Government feels that old age pension is not a dole but a necessity and it will ensure that it reaches every pensioner regularly by the 7th of every month. Government will also take care of the senior citizens of the State by giving them at least basic need-based facilities such as shelter and medical care. Every effort would be made to make weaker sections and minorities feel secure and active participants in the process of development. Government jobs reserved for

12 Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes will be provided jobs as per their entitlement and the backlog, if any, will be cleared speedily. Women in Haryana have yet to find their rightful place in society. My Government is committed to women's empowerment and will work to remove gender discrimination in all fields. The PNDT Act banning pre-natal diagnosis of sex will be strictly enforced. Special programmes for protection of the girl child will be launched. The Government will also pay special attention to women's Education in the State. Socio economic programmes for the economic empowerment of women, especially in rural areas, will be implemented. I again draw attention of the Hon'ble Members to the fact that they are opinion makers; Government intervention cannot by itself solve gender issues, this is an area requiring societal change and opinion makers have to play a dedicated role. My Government is very keen to look after the welfare of the freedom fighters and ex-servicemen. As a State proud of its freedom fighters who struggled throughout their life for the independence of our motherland, my Government will adopt suitable measures for their welfare. Similarly, Haryana is proud of its brave soldiers who are always ready and willing to make the supreme sacrifice for the defence of the country. The ex-servicemen face problems of rehabilitation after their retirement from defence forces and my Government will strengthen the agency responsible for looking after their welfare. The administrative apparatus of the State needs to be modernized so that it may meet the challenges of 21st

13 century and fulfill the aspirations and expectations of the people. The State Government will strive to provide good governance to make Haryana a Model State. Transparency and accountability are the hallmarks to which we shall aspire. Side by side, actions like citizens charters, effective grievances redressal machinery, strict enforcement of law and order and instilling confidence in people towards law enforcing agencies by developing better public relationship, introduction of a system of reward to honest and dedicated officials and severe punishment to delinquent and corrupt officials, raising the morale of police personnel will to be initiated in right earnest without delay. At the centre of all development programmes and the purpose of all Government activities is the citizen. Every programme of Government shall specify which service and of what standard it will deliver to citizens. The quality and efficiency of service shall be evaluated periodically by independent external agencies/consumers as a condition for their continuance. Use of information technology for improved service delivery will be an essential component of these efforts Each department of the Government will identity their services and the bench-marks for delivery within the next six months. The district administration will be strengthened through capacity building, devolution of decision making authority and resources. Some age old, out-dated and archaic Acts and Rules need to be repealed or amended. Hon'ble Members, my Government proposes to have a review of the entire gamut of law to remove unnecessary legal obstacles and to simplify the complicated procedures to improve the quality of governance. At the same time fresh legislation, relevant to the

14 requirements of the 21st needs serious consideration. Panchayati raj Institutions can make significant contributions in the development of our villages. Similarly, the Municipalities can do a lot to make our cities and towns neat, clean and worth living in. Efforts will be made to provide basic amenities in all the cities and create the environment for peaceful living and employment. Finally let it be recognized that all over the world a paradigm shift is taking place from development to sustainable development, from dependence. on fossil fuels to tapping renewable sources of energy, from non organic to organic means of production, meaning biotechnology, from casual to genuine and informed concern about the environment, the realization that while catering to the needs. of a growing population we must leave to future generations a better palce then we Inherited. My Government will at all times keep this in mind in formulating its policies and implementing its programmes. Hon'ble Members, this address of mine has provided broad outlines and dwelt on major thurst areas. Constructive deliberations by you on all these issues will help in all round progress and development of the State. I am confident that you will perform your duties as representatives of the people to canalize the tremendous upsurge among our people to build a new Haryana free from the fear of want and exploitation. It is my earnest hope and wish that your deliberations will be marked by maturity and wisdom and guidedby partriotic by patriotic and selfless devotion to the cause of Haryana. I once again convey my best wishes to you on the

15 occasion of this first Session. Jai Hind! Mr. Speaker: Hon'bie Members, in pursuance of Rule 18 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Haryana Legislative Assembly, I have to report that the Governor was pleased to address the Haryana Legislative Assembly today, the 22nd March 2005 at 9.30 AM under Article 176 (1) of the Constitution. House. A copy of the Address is laid on the Table of the v/;{k }kjk est ij j[kk x;k dkxt&i= Mr. Speaker: Hon'ble Members, I beg to lay on the table of the House a copy of the Election Commission of India Notification No. 308/HN-LA/2005 dated the 1st March, 2005, issued under Section 73 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951.?kks"k.kk, & ¼d½ v/;{k }kjk & ps;jilzut ds ukeksa dh lwph Mr. Speaker: Hon'ble Members, under Rule 13(1) of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Haryana Legislative Assembly, I nominate the following members to serve on the Panel of Chairperson: 1. Dr. Raghubir Singh Kadian, M.L.A. 2. Shri Anand Singh Dangi, M.L.A.

16 3. Shri Balbir Pal Shah, M.L.A. 4. Shri Balwant Singh Sadhaura, M.L.A. ¼[k½ lfpo }kjk & jkt;iky }kjk vuqefr fn, x, fcyksa laca/kh Mr. Speaker: Now, the Secretary will make an announcement. Secretary: Sir, I have to inform the House that following Bills, which were re-considered and passed again by the Haryana Legislative Assembly without amendment on the I st December, 2004, have been assented to by the Governor: The Haryana Municipal (Amendment) Bill, 2. The Haryana Municipal Corporation (Second Amendment) Bill, The Haryaana Panchayati Raj (Second Amendment) Bill, Sir, I also beg to lay on the Table of the House a Statement showing the Bills, which were also passed by the Haryana Legislative Assembly during its Session held in December, 2004 and have since been assented to by the Governor:- DECEMBER SESSION, The Haryana Official Language (Amendment) Bill, 2004.

17 2. The Haryana Appropriation (No. 4) Bill The Haryana Staff Selection Commission Bill, 2004, 'kksd çlrko Mr. Speaker: Now a Minister will make Obituary references. eq[; ea=h ¼Jh HkwisUæ flag gqìk½% v/;{k egksn;,oa lnu ds lhkh leekfur lnl;x.k] finys l= vksj vkt ds l= ds chp esa cywr ls egkuqhkko vksj gekjs ns'k ds ekuuh; usrk vksj cgqr ls LorU=rk lsukuh vksj cgqr lkjs gekjs lsfud 'kfgn gq, gsa] esa muds çfr bl lnu ds lkeus 'kksd çlrko j[k [kk gw A Jh ihåohå ujflag jko] Hkkjr dsa HkwriwoZ ç/kku ea=h ;g lnu Hkkjr ds HkwriwoZ ç/kku ea=h Jh ihåohå ujflag jko ds 23 fnlecj] 2004 dks gq, nq[kn fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdv djrk gsa mudk tue 28 twu] 1921 dks gqvka os vlk/kkj.k çfrhkk ds /kuh FksA os ns'k ds Lora=rk la?k"kz ds iqjks/kkvksa esa ls,d FksA os 1957 ls 1977 rd vku/kz çns'k fo/kku lhkk ds lnl; jgs vksj 1962& 71 ds nksjku ea=h jgsa os 1971 & 73 ds nksjku vku/kz çns'k ds eq[; ea=h Hkh jgsa os 1977] 1980]1984]1989 vksj

18 1991 esa yksd lhkk ds fy;s pqus x;sa mugsa 1980 ls 1989 rd fons'kh ekeys çfrj{kk] xqg,oa ekuo lalk/ku fodkl ljh[ks egùoiw.kz fohkkx lehkkyus dk xksjo çkir gqvka mugksaus 1991 ls 1996 rd Hkkjr ds ç/kku ea=h in dks lq'kksfhkr fd;ka os vkffkzd lq/kkjksa ds tud ds :i esa lnk ;kn j[ks tk;saxsa ;fn vkt fo'o esa Hkkjr dh fxurh mhkjrh vkffkzd 'kfä ds :i esa dh tkrh gs] rks mldk vf/kdka'k Js; mugha dks tkrk gsa muds fu/ku ls ns'k fodkl ds fy;s <] çfrc)] nwjn'khz,oa dq'ky ç'kkld] vuqhkoh lkaln vksj egku~ ns'khkä dh lsokvksa ls oafpr gks x;k gsa ;g lnu fnoaxr ds 'kksd&larir ifjokj ds lnl;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnzd laosnuk çdv djrk gsa v/;{k egksn;] esjk muds lkfk O;fäxr lecu/k Hkh jgk vksj eq>s muds lkfk lkaln ds :i esa dke djus dk Hkh eksdk feyka esaus mudh dk;z'ksyh ns[kh gs vksj esa muls cgqr gh çhkkfor jgk gw A muds fu/ku ls eq>s O;fäxr :i ls cgqr {kfr igqaph gsa Jh jkts'k 'kekz] gfj;k.kk jkt; ;kstuk cksmz ds mik/;{k

19 ;g lnu gfj;k.kk jkt; ;kstuk cksmz ds mik/;{k Jh jkts'k 'kekz ds 21 fnlecj] 2004 dks gq, nq%[kn fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdv djrk gsa mudk tue 22 ekpz] 1952 dks gqvka os 1982 rfkk 1991 esa gfj;k.kk fo/kku lhkk ds fy;s mus x;sa os 1982 ls 1987 rfkk 1991 ls 1996 ds nksjku jkt; ea=h jgsa os vçsy] 2002 ls vius fu/ku ds le; rd gfj;k.kk jkt; ;kstuk cksmz ds mik/;{k jgsa mugksaus db ns'kksa dh ;k=k,a dhaa muds fu/ku ls jkt;,d vuqhkoh fo/kk;d,oa ;ksx; ç'kkld dh lsokvksa ls oafpr gks x;k gsa ;g lnu fnoaxr ds 'kksd&larir ifjokj ds lnl;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnzd laosnuk çdv djrk Jh jkts'k 'kekz th gfj;k.kk ds çfke eq[; ea=h Jh Hkxon n;ky 'kekz th ds lqiq= Fks vksj gekjk cpiu dk Hkh lkfk jgk gsa muds lkfk esjs O;fäxr?kfu"B lecu/k jgs gsaa muds fu/ku ls eq>s O;fäxr {kfr igqaph gsa Jh cuokjh yky] la;qä iatkc fo/kku lhkk ds HkwriwoZ lnl; ;g lnu la;qä iatkc fo/kku lhkk ds HkwriwoZ lnl; Jh cuokjh yky ds 5 tuojh] 2005 dks gq, nq[kn fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdv çdv djrk gsa

20 mudk tue 13 twu] 1935 dks gqvka os 1962 esa la;qä iatkc fo/kku lhkk ds fy;s pqus x;sa mugksaus xjhcksa vksj lekt ds detksj oxksaz ds mrfkku ds fy;s dk;z fd;ka muds fu/ku ls jkt;,d ;ksx; fo/kk;d dh lsokvksa ls oafpr gks x;k gsa;g lnu fnoaxr ds 'kksd&lrr ifjokj ds lnl;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnzd laosnuk çdv djrk gsa Jh jke flag] la;qä iatkc fo/kku lhkk ds HkwriwoZ lnl; ;g lnu la;qä iatkc fo/kku lhkk ds HkwriwoZ lnl; Jh jke flag ds 2 tuojh] 2005 dks gq, nq%[kn fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdv djrk gsa mudk tue 1 ek 6 esa gqvka os 1946 esa la;qä iatkc fo/kku lhkk ds fy;s pqus x;sa os,d lpps ns'khkä FksA muds fu/ku ls jkt;,d ;ksx; fo/kk;d dh lsokvksa ls oafpr gks x;k gsa ;g lnu fnoaxr ds 'kksd&larir ifjokj ds lnl;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnzd laosnuk çdv djrk gsa gfj;k.kk ds Lora=rk lsukuh Lihdj lj] gfj;k.kk ds LorU=rk lsukuh gesa,d&,d djds NksM~dj tk jgs gsa] ftugksaus ns'k dks vktkn djok;k gsa esa Hkh,d LorU=rk lsukuh ds ifjokj ls lecu/k j[krk gw vksj mugksaus fdu&fdu eqf'dyksa dk lkeuk djds bl

21 ns'k dh lsok dh gs mlds ckjs esa Hkyh& Hkkafr ls voxr gw A vkt os Lora=rk lsukuh,d&,d djds gekjs chp esa ls tk jgs gsaa ;g lnu mu J)s; LorU=rk lsukfu;ksa ds fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdv djrk gs] ftugksaus gekjs ns'k dh vktknh ds la?k"kz esa viuk cgqewy; ;ksxnku fn;ka bu egku~ Lora=rk lsukfu;ksa ds uke bl çdkj gsa & 1 Jh mn; jke] xkao cm+ksnk] ftyk thuna 2- Jh vej flag] xkao fyyks<] ftyk jsokm+ha 3- Jh lwjthkku] xkao Hkkxy] ftyk dsfkya fhkokuha 4- Jh eksth jke] xkao dkdmksyh gqdeh] ftyk 5- Jh egs'k puæ lgxy] QjhnkcknA 6- Jh çhkq n;ky 'kekz] ukjuksy] ftyk egsuæx<+a 7- M å jru yky] lksuhira 8- Jh T;ksfr jke] txk/kjh] ftyk ;equkuxja 9- Jh x.kir jke] xkao eksm+h] ftyk fhkokuha

22 xqm+xkaoa fglkja 10- Jh y[ehpun] xkao lqunjiqj tjkå] ftyk 11- Jh euhjke lgjkor] xkao [kjm vyhiqj] ftyk 12- Jh ey[kku flag] xkao deksn] ftyk fhkokuha 13- Jh eaxrq jke] xkao eksgnhuiqj] ftyk jsokm+ha lksuhira 14- Jh punu flag] xkao HkSaloky dyka] ftyk 15- Jh çlkn jke] xkao fclyokl] ftyk fhkokuha 16- Jh çhre flag] xkao cks/kuh] ftyk dq#{ks=a 17- Jh punxh jke] xkao 'ksjiqj] ftyk xqm+xkaoa 18- Jh cppu flag] xkao vks<k] ftyk fljlka ;g lnu bu egku~ LorU=rk lsukfu;ksa dks 'kr&'kr~ ueu djrk gs vksj buds 'kksd&larir ifjokjksa ds lnl;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnzd laosnuk çdv djrk gsa gfj;k.kk ds 'kghn ;g lnu mu ohj lsfudksa dks viuk vjqiw.kz ueu djrk gs] ftugksaus gekjh ekr`hkwfe dh,drk vksj v[k.mrk dh

23 j{kk ds fy, vne; lkgl vksj ohjrk ls ym+rs gq, vius thou dk lozkspp cfynku fn;ka bu egku ohj lsfudksa ds uke bl çdkj gsa% 1- estj yfyr dqekj] thana 2- uk;d ".k dqekj] xkao /kksyh] ftyk egsuæx<+a 3- flikgh vthr] xkao erkuh] ftyk fhkokuha fhkokuha egsuæx<+a 4- flikgh 'ksjflag] xkao galkokl dyka] ftyk 5- flikgh ".k dqekj] xkao fprykax] ftyk 6- flikgh osniky] xkao ikaph tkvku] ftyk lksuhira 7 flikgh [ksriky] xkao esgqokyk] ftyk QrsgkcknA 8- flikgh lat;] xkao cknyh] ftyk >TtjA 9- flikgh jks'kuyky] xkao xq<k.k] ftyk jksgrda 10- flikgh fojsuæ flag] xkao cq)'ksyh] ftyk fhkokuha 11- flikgk çnhi dqekj] xkao pansuh] ftyk fhkokuha 12- flikgh t;flag] xkao ckmksiêh] ftyk fglkja

24 thana 13- jkbzqy esu /ku flag] xkao yfyr [ksm+k] ftyk ;g lnu bu egku~ ohjksa dh 'kgknr ij bugsa 'kr&'kr ueu djrk gs vksj buds 'kksd& larir ifjokjksa ds lnl;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnzd laosnuk çdv djrk gsa lqukeh pøokr ;g lnu 26 fnlecj] 2004 dks fgun egklkxj esa vk;s HkwdEi ls mriuu lqukeh pøokr esa ekjs xj yksxksa ds nq%[kn o vlkef;d fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdv djrk gsa lqukeh pøokr ls yksxksa ij iks dgj VwVk] mldk 'kcnksa esa o.kzu ugha fd;k tk ldrka ;g lnu fnoaxrksa ds 'kksd&larir ifjokjksa ds lnl;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnzd laosnuk çdv djrk gs vksj lqukeh pøokr ls ihfm+rksa ds 'kh?kz iquozkl dh dkeuk djrk gsa ea/kkj nsoh eafnj nq?kzvuk ;g lnu 25 tuojh] 2005 dks egkjk"vª ds lrkjk esa flfkr ea/kkj nsoh eafnj dh HkxnM+ esa ejus okys J)kyqvksa ds nq%[kn o vlkef;d fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdv djrk gsa ;g lnu fnoaxrksa ds 'kksd&larir ifjokjksa ds lnl;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnzd laosnuk çdv djrk gsa

25 fgel[kyu =klnh ;g lnu gky gh esa mùkj Hkkjr ds iozrh; {ks= esa gq, Hkkjh fgeikr,oa vçr;kf'kr fgel[kyu ds dkj.k ekjs x;s yksxksa ds nq%[kn o vlkef;d fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdv djrk gsa ;g lnu fnoaxrksa ds 'kksd&larir ifjokjksa ds lnl;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnzd laosnuk çdv djrk gsa fo/kkulhkk lnl;k Jherh vfurk ;kno dh ekrk th ;g lnu gfj;k.kk fo/kku lhkk dh lnl;k Jherh vfurk ;kno dh ekrk Jherh Hkksyh nsoh ds nq%[kn fu/ku ij xgjk 'kksd çdv djrk gsa ;g lnu fnoaxr ds 'kksd&larir ifjokj ds lnl;ksa ds çfr viuh gkfnzd laosnuk çdv djrk gsa cts M lq'khy bunksjk ¼,syukckn],lålhå½% ekuuh; v/;{k th] bu 'kksd çlrkoksa ij vkius eq>s tks cksyus dk eksdk fn;k blds fy,esa vkidk /ku;okn djrk gw A ftrus Hkh gekjs jktusrk Fks tsls gekjs HkwriwoZ ç/kkuea=h Jh ihåohå njflag jko th] gfj;k.kk Iykfuax cksmz ds fmivh ps;jesu Jh jkts'k 'kekz th] Ppk;aV iatkc ysftlysvho vlsecyh ds HkwriwoZ lnl; Jh cuokjh yky th] Jh jke flag th tks fd Tok;aV iatkc

26 ysftlysfvo vlsecyh ds lnl; jgs] gfj;k.kk ds gekjs Lora=rk lsukuh] gekjs 'kghn] lqukeh pøokr dh VªstMh esa vlkef;d viuh tkus xaokus okys yksx] ea/kkj nsoh eafnj VªstMh esa ekjs x;s yksx,oa vu; fdlh dkj.k ls ftu& ftu fmxfuvjht dh tkusa x;h gsa muds lcds çfr ge xgjk 'kksd çdv djrs gsa vksj viuh ikvzh dh rjq ls] vius usrk dh rjq ls 'kksd larir ifjokjksa ds çfr laosnuk çdv _rs gq, fnoaxr vkrekvksa ds fy, çkfkzuk djrs gsa fd ijekrek mudks vius pj.kksa esa LFkku nsaa v/;{k egksn;] 'kksd larir ifjokjksa ls gekjh iwjh laosnuk gsaa /ku;okna Jherh 'kdquryk HkxokfM+;k ¼ckoy],lålhå½% Lihdj lkgc] tks bl /kjrh ij vk;k gs mlus tku xaok;h gsa ;g gj O;fä tkurk gsa ysfdu ;fn dksbz O;fä,slh NkiNksMdj tk, ftlls mlds tkus ds i'pkr~ gj O;fä mldks ;kn djsa rks oklro esa og O;fä cmwhkkxh O;fä gksrk gsa Jh ihåoh å ujflag jko th Hkkjro"kZ ds ç/kkuea=h jgs gsaa os vpns O;fäRo ds ekfyd Fks] T;knk i<+s fy[ks Fks vksj cgqr cm+s jktuhfrk FksA mugksaus ç/kkuea=h ds :i esa gekjs ns'k dh xfjekdks lq'kksfhkr fd;ka mudk dk;z ges'kk ljkguh; jgk gsa vkt os gekjs chp esa ugha gsa ge vius gj; ls mudks lpph J)katfy vfizr djrs gsaa blh rjg ls Jh jkts'k 'kekz th tks Iykfuax cksmz ds fmiv ps;jesu Fks vksj tks gekjs lkfk fefulvj Hkh jgs Fks] muds fu/ku

27 ij Hkh ge xgjk 'kksd çdv djrs gsaa muds firk iaå Hkxor n;ky th Hkh eq[;ea=h jgs FksA v/;{k egksn;] mudk dk;z Hkh ljkguh; FkkA os NksVh lh mez esa gh gekjs chp esa ls pys x;sa esa mudks Hkh viuh rjq ls lpph J)katfy vfizr djrh gw A blh çdkj ls Jh cuokjh yky th tksfd imry Hkkstkokl ds jgus okys Fks] Hkh vkt gehj chp esa ugha jgsa os nfyr lekt ls laca/k j[krs FksA os cgqr gh ;ksx; O;fä FksA os ges'kk gh xjhcksa ds chp esa lknh os'khkw"kk esa?kwers jgrs Fks vksj yksxksa ds nq%[k rdyhqksa esa 'kkfey gksrs jgrs FksA esa mudks Hkh viuh rjq ls lpph J)katfy vfizr djrh gw A blh rjg ls Jh jkeflag th tksfd la;qä iatkc fo/kku lhkk ds HkwriwoZ lnl; Fks] dks Hkh esa viuh rjq ls lpph J)katfy vfizr djrh gw A bl rjg ls esa gfj;k.kk ds Lora=rk lsukfu;ksa dks Hkh viuh rjq ls lpph J)katfy vkfr djrh gw A Lihdj lkgc] esa Hkh,d Lora=rk lsukuh ifjokj ls gw blfy, esjk iquhr drz~ro; curk gs fd esa budks viuh rjq ls lpph J)katfy vfizr d:aa v/;{k egksn;] lqukeh dh rckgh esa ekjs x;s yksxksa dk Hkh eq>s fo'ks"k nq%[k gsa u tkus fdl volfkk esa dgka cpps x;s] dgka muds ekrk&firk x;sa bruh rdyhqksa ds i'pkr~ Hkh mudks dqn irk ugha pyk fd muds ifjtu dgka x;sa dbz ifjokj rks,sls gsa fd muds jksus okyk Hkh dksbz ugha jgk gsa,slh nq?kzvuk ijekrek nksckjk dhkh Hkh u yk,a blh çdkj cgu vuhrk ;kno tks fd gekjs lkfk fo/kk;d gsa mudh ekrkth Hkh

28 bl lalj ls pyh x;h gsa mudk eq>s fo'ks"k nq%[k gs ge muls feyrs jgrs FksA blds lkfk gh esa mu lhkh dks Hkh J)katfy vfizr djuk pkgrh gw ftuds fu/ku dk tkus& vutkus esa fdlh dks /;ku u vk;k gks ;k fdlh dk,sdlhmsav esa nsgkur gks x;k gks -vksj os yksx Hkh tks vius ihns NksVs&NksVs cpps ;k fo/kok NksM+ x;s gsa] v/;{k egksn;] vki cgqr lân; gsa eq>s ;dhu gsa fd mu yksxksa dks Hkh vki blesa 'kkfey dj ysaxsa /ku;okna Jh jke dqekj xksre ¼ukjukSan½% Lihdj lj] osls rks ftrus yksx bl lalkj esa ugha jgs gsa vksj vkius ftuds ckjs esa bl 'kksd çlrko esa fy[kk gs mu lhkh dks esa J)katfy nsrk gw ysfdu lqukeh esa tks yksx x, gsa muds fy, eq>s [kkl nq%[k gs vksj Lora=rk lsukfu;ksa o 'kghnksa dk Hkh eq>s cgqr nq%[k gs tks dksbz fdlh ds fy, dqn dj lds] mls djuk pkfg, ;gh gekjh J)katfy gsa Jh v/;{k% gj nqk tc ls'ku gksrk gs rks cgqr lkjs ns'khkä vksj nwljs fjlisfdvm ftudh lekt dks cgqr t:jr gs os ugha jgrsa vkt dh bl lhkk esa ftu ns'khkäksa ds uke vk, gsa ftugksaus ns'k dh vktknh ds fy, ym+kbz ym+h vksj tks ÝhMe QkbVj pys x, muds vfrfjä tks yksx lqukeh ygjksa ls ekjs x, mudk dksbz uke fu'kku ugha jgk] dksu x;k] dgka x;k dksbz uke ysok Hkh ugha jgka mu lcds pys tkus ij esa Hkh blesa 'kkfey gksrk gw vksj lkjs gkml ls vuqjks/k djrk gw A esa viuh

29 rjq ls vksj bl lnu dh rjq ls Hkh ;gka dh Hkkouk,a muds 'kksd larir ifjokj ds lnl;ksa rd igqapk nwaxka vc fnoaxr vkrekvksa ds leeku esa mugsa J)katfy nsus ds fy, nks feuv dk eksu /kkj.k djus ds fy, lnu ds lhkh lnl; [km+s gks tk,aa ¼bl le; fnoaxr vkrekvksa ds leeku esa lnu ds lnl;ksa us [km+s gksdjnks feuv dk eksu /kkj.k fd;ka½ fctusl,mokbtjh desvh dh igyh fjiksvz is'k djuk Mr. Speaker: Hon'ble Members, now I report the time table of various business fixed by the Business Advisory Committee. The Committee met at 5.30 P.M. on Monday, the 21st March, 2005 in the Chamber of the Hon'ble Speaker. "The Committee recommends that unless the Speaker otherwise directs, the Assembly whilst in Session, shall meet on Tuesday and Wednesday at 9.30 A.M. and adjourn at 1.30 P.M. and shall again meet at 2.00 P.M. and adjourn at 6.30 P.M. without question being put. On Tuesday, the 22nd March, 2005, the Assembly shall meet immediately half an hour after the conclusion of the Governor's Address and adjourn after the conclusion of business entered in the list of Business for the day and shall meet again at 2.00 P.M. and adjourn at 6.30 P.M. without questions being put. The Committee further recommends that on

30 Wednesday, the 23rd March, 2005, the Assembly shall meet at 9-30 A.M. and adjourn at 1.30 P.M. and shall meet again at 2.00 P.M. and adjourn after the conclusion of the business entered in the List of Business for the day. The Committee after some discussion, also recommends that the business on 22nd and 23rd march, 2005, be transacted by the Sabha as under: The House will meet immediately half an hour after the conclusion of the Laying a copy of the Governor's address on the Table of the House. Governor's address on the 22nd March, Laying a copy of the Election Commission of India Notification issued under section 73 of the Representation of People Act, Obituary References. Presentation and adoption of First Report of the Business of Advisory Committee. Papers to be laid/re-laid

31 on the Table of the House. Discussion on Governor's Address. Tuesday, the 22nd March, 2005 (2.00 P.M). (2nd sitting) 1. Resumption of Discussion on Governor's Address and Voting on Motion of Thanks. 2. Presentation of Supplementary Estimates for the year (2nd Instalment) and the Report of the Estimates Committee thereon. Wednesday the 23rd March, 2005 (9.30 A.M.) (I st sitting) Presentation of Vote on Account for the first three months of the Financial year Discussion on and voting Supplementary Estimates for the year (2nd Instalment). Discussion and Voting on

32 Vote on Account for the first three months of the Financial year and reply by the Finance Minister. Wednesday, the 23rd March, 2005 (2.00 P.M.) (2nd sitting). 1. Motion under Rule-15 regarding Non-stop sitting. 2. Motion under Rule-16 regarding adjournment of the Sabha sine-die. 3. The Haryana Appropriation Bill in respect of the Supplementary Estimates for the year (2nd Instalment) The Haryana Appropriation Bill in respect of Vote on Account for the first three months of the Financial year Legislative Business. Any other Business" Mr. Speaker: Now, the Parliamentary Affairs Minister will move the motion that this House agrees with the recommendations contained in the First Report of the

33 Business Advisory Committee. Transport Minister (Shri Randeep Singh Surjewala): Sir, I beg to move That this House agrees with the recommendations contained in the first Report of the Business Advisory Committee. Mr. Speaker: Motion moved That this House agrees with the recommendations contained in the first Report of the Business Advisory Committee. Mr. Speaker: Question is That this House agrees with the recommendations contained in the first Report of the Business Advisory Committee. The motion was carried. lnu dh est ij j[ks j[ks x, dkxt&i= Mr. Speaker: Now, the Parliamentary Affairs Minister will lay/re-lay papers or the Table of the House. Parliamentary Affairs Minister (Shri Randeep Singh Surjewala): Sir, I beg to re-lay on the Table The Excise and Taxation Department Notification No. S.O. 132/H.A. 13/2000/S. 26/2003, dated the 31st October, 2003, regarding the Haryana Local Area Development Tax (Amendment) Rules, 2003, as required under section 27 of

34 the Haryana Local Area Development Tax Act The Excise and Taxation Department Notification No. S.O. 135/H.A. 13/2000/S. 11/2003, dated the 13th November, 2003, regarding amendment in the the Haryana Govt. Excise and Taxation Department Notification No. S.O. 11/H.A. 13/2000/S.11/2003, dated 27th January, 2003, as required under section 27 of the Haryana Local Area Development Tax Act, The Excise and Taxation Department Notification No. S.O. 10/H.A. 13/2000/S. 11/2004, dated the 22nd January, 2004, regarding exemption/ reduction of Tax with effect from payable under the Haryana Local Area Development Tax Act, 2000 in exercise of the powers conferred by section 11 ( I ) of the Act ibid and all other enabling powers and in super session of all previous notifications issued in this behalf, as required under section 27 of the Haryana Local Area Development Tax Act, The Excise and Taxation Department Notification No. S.O. 1 l/h.a. 13/S. 1 1/2004, dated the 22nd January, 2004, regarding the amendment in Haryana Govt. Excise and Taxation Department Notification No. S.O. 118/H.A. 13/2000/S.11/2000 dated 29th September 2000, as required under section 27 of the Haryana Local Area Development Tax Act, The Excise and Taxation Department Notification No. S.O. I 2/H.A. 13/2000/S.3/2004, dated the 22nd January, 2004, regarding specification of rates of tax on entry of goods into local area except those specified in schedule A appended

35 to the Haryana Local Area Development Tax Act, 2000 in exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 (1) of the Act ibid and all other enabling powers in this behalf and in super session of Haryana Govt. Excise and Taxation Department Notification No. S.O. 9/H.A. 13/2000/S.3/2003 dated 27th January, 2003, asrequired under section 27 of the Haryana Local Area Development Tax Act, The Parliamentrary Affairs Department Notification No. S.O. 45/H.A. 9/1979/S.8/2004, dated the 29th April, 2004, regarding the Haryana Legislative assembly (Facilities to Members) second amendment Rules, 2004, as required under section 8 (3) of the Haryana Legislative Assembly (Facilities to Members) Act, The Education Department Notification No. S.O. 22/H.A.12/1999/S.24/ 2004, dated 20th February, 2004, regarding the Haryana School Education (Amendment) Rules, 2004, as required under section 24 (3) of the Haryana School Education Act, The Education Department Notification No. S.O. 67/H.A. 12/1999/ S.24/2004, dated the 11th August, 2004, regarding the Haryana School Education (Second Amendment) Rules, 2004, as required under section 24 (3) of the Haryana School Education Act, The Parliamentary Affairs Department Notification No. S.O. 153/H.A. 9/1979/S. 3 and 8/2004, dated the 1st October, 2004, regarding the Haryana Legislative Assembly (Facilities to Members) Third Amendment Rules, 2004, as required under section 8 (3) ofthe Haryana Legislative

36 Assembly (Facilities to Members) Act, Sir, I also beg to lay on the Table:-- The Annual Report of the Haryana State Pollution Control Board for the year , as required under section 39(2) of Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, Mr. Speaker: Now, the Finance Minister will lay relay papers on the table of the House. Finance Minister (Shri Birender Singh): Sir, I beg to lay on the table The Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended 31st March, 2004 (Civil) of the Government of Haryana in pursuance of the provisions of Clause (2) of Article 151 of the Constitution of India. The Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended 31st March, 2004 (Revenue Receipts) of the Government of Haryana in pursuance of the provisions of Clause (2) of Article 151 of the Constitution of India. The Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended 31st March, 2004 (Commercial) of the Government of Haryana in pursuance of the provisions of Clause (2) of Article 151 of the Constitution of India. /;kukd"kz.k çlrkoksa dh lwpuk,

37 Jh d.kz flag nyky% v/;{k egksn;] esaus vkidh lsok esa fdlkuksa }kjk ljlksa dh raxh esa fcøh laca/kh,d dkfyax vvsa'ku eks'ku fn;k Fkk mldk QsV D;k jgka Mr. Speaker: That is admitted for tomorrow, in second sitting. M å lq'khy bunksjk% lj] esaus Hkh gfj;k.kk esa vksyko`f"v laca/kh,d dkfyax vvsa'ku eks'ku fn;k Fkk mldk D;k QsV jgka Mr. Speaker: That is being considered. You will come to know tomorrow morning. jkt;iky ds vfhkhkk"k.k ij ppzk Mr. Speaker: Hon' ble Members, now discussion on the Governor's Address will take place. Shri Shamsher Singh Surjewala, M.L.A. may move his motion. Jh,lå,lå lqjtsokyk ¼dSFky½% v/;{k egksn;] esa çlrko djrk gw & fd jkt;iky egksn; dks,d lekosnu fueufyf[kr 'kcnksa esa is'k fd;k tk,% & ^^ fd bl l= esa bdës gq, gfj;k.kk fo/kku lhkk ds lnl; ml vfhkhkk"k.k ds fy, jkt;iky egksn; ds vr;ur rk

38 gsa tks mugksaus vkt 22 ekpz] 2005 dks 9-30 cts çkr% lnu esa nsus dh ik dh gsa^^ v/;{k egksn;] cgqr FkksM+s le; esa gfj;k.kk ljdkj us egroiw.kz QSlys ysdj gfj;k.kk dks,d bzekunkj] lkq lqfkjk vksj ikjn'khz ç'kklu nsus dk dke fd;k gsa lhkh ftyksa esa lhfu;j vksfqltz dh fu;qfä dh xbz gs ;g cgqr cm+k lans'k gs fd ljdkj dh Mk;jSD'kt D;k gsa blds fy, esa ljdkj dks c/kkbz nsrk gw A ljdkj ds eaf=eamy esa vksj tks egroiw.kz QSlys fy, x, gsa muesa fdlkuksa ds f[kykq] muds usrkvksa ds f[kykq] tks finyh yksdny ljdkj us nqhkzkoukvksa ls eqdnesa ntz fd, Fks mudks okfil fy;k x;k gsa tksfd,d ljkguh; dk;z gsa LVkQ lysd'ku deh'ku tks finyh ljdkj us LV Q lysd'ku cksmz ds LFkku ij Ms<+ lky igys rcnhy djds cuk;k Fkk] ml lysd'ku deh'ku dks vcksfy'k djus dk] rksm~us dk ljkguh; dke fd;k gsa blds fy;s gfj;k.kk dh turk vksj csjkstxkj ukstoku ljdkj dks c/kkbz nsrs gsaa v/;{k egksn;] tks Hkz"Vkpkj] tks HkkbZ Hkrhtkokn bl lysd'ku deh'ku ds ps;jesu vksj esectz us vksj HPSC ds ps;jesu vksj esectz us finys 5 lkyksa esa fd;k gs og Hkz"Vkpkj dk] HkkbZ Hkrhtkokn dk vksj vkik/kkih dk,d fjd MZ gsa esa folrkj esa u tkrs gq;s bruh gh ppzk djuk pkgw xk fd iwjs ipzs dk ipzk gh cny nsuk lfozl deh'ku tsls dalvhp;w'kuy cksmh ds ps;jesu vksj nwljs yksxksa dk dke

39 gksrk FkkA os vius yksxksa dks ;g dgrs Fks fd rqe ipzs ij jksy uecj fy[kdj ckdh ipzk [kkyh NksM+ vkuk] rqegkjk ipzk ge?kj ij djok ysaxsa bl çdkj ls buds eq[;ea=h] eaf=;ksa vksj fo/kk;dksa ds csvs] tokbz] HkkbZ] Hkrhts] ym+ds vksj ym+fd;ksa dks HkrZh djus dk dke fd;k x;k tksfd ljdkj ds ekfks ij,d 'kezukd dyad gs] iwjh gfj;k.kk ljdkj muds bu dkys dkjukeksa ds fy;s 'kezlkj gsa esa ljdkj dks c/kkbz nsrk gw vksj meehn djrk gw fd ljdkj,d u;k lfozl lysd'ku cksmz cuk;sxh ftlesa,slk ps;jesu vksj esecj cuk,xh ftl ij iwjs gfj;k.kk ds yksx maxyh u mbk ldsaa gfj;k.kk esa VsySaV dh deh ugha gsa gfj;k.kk çns'k esa cgqr i<s fy[ks vksj ;ksx; O;fä gsaa vkezh ls fjvk;mz vkfqlj gfj;k.kk çns'k esa ekstwn gsa tks cgqr bzekunkj Nfo ds gsa,sls yksxksa dks deh'ku ds ps;jesu vksj esecj yxkuk pkfg,a eq>s meehn gs fd ;g ljdkj tks finyh ljdkj }kjk lfozl deh'ku ds esecj csbzekuh ls igys okys esecjksa ds blrhqs fnyokdj FkksM+s fnu igys cuk;s gsa mlesa O;kid lq/kkj djsaxs vksj muds Hkz"Vkpkj ds tks dkys dkjukesa gsa mudk inzkqk'k djsaxs rkfd mugsa dkuwu ls l[r ls l[r ltk feysa,slk djds gh ge vius çns'k ds csjkstxkjksa dk vksj vke turk dk fo'okl dkulvhp;w'kuy vksj nwljh lalfkkvksa esa dk;e dj ldrs gsaa v/;{k egksn;] pks/kjh nsoh yky ;wfuoflzvh tks Qsd ;wfuoflzvh FkhA eksds ij bl rjg dh dksbz ;wfuoflzvh ugha Fkh] dksbz buýklvªdpj ugha Fkk] u çksqslj Fks ysfdu finyh

40 ljdkj us fhkokuh] than vksj nwljs ftyksa ds cgqr ls dkystksa dks tcjnlrh bl ;wfuoflzvh ds lkfk tksm+ fn;k FkkA fo kffkz;ksa vksj LVkQ dh etzh ds f[kykq pks/kjh nsoh yky ;wfuoflzvh dks dke;kc djus ds fy, cgqr ls ftyksa ds dkystksa dks mlds lkfk tksm+ fn;k x;k Fkk vksj cm+k Hkkjh tqye fo kffkz;ksa ij fd;k x;ka fo kffkz;ksa us blds f[kykq vkokt mbkbz] yksxksa us vkokt mbkbz] dkaxzsl ikvzh us vkokt mbkbz ysfdu finyh ljdkj us fdlh dh ugha lquha ysfdu ekstwnk ljdkj us fqj ls mu lalfkkvksa vksj dkystksa dks vkfjtuy ;wfuoflzvht ds lkfk yxkdj cgqr ljkguh; dk;z fd;k gsa v/;{k egksn;] ljdkj us lkq lqfkjk vksj ikjn'khz ç'kklu nsus dk ok;nk fd;k gs blls yksxksa esa,d larks"k dh ygj mbh gsa ;g lnu mldk Lokxr djrk gsa ljdkj us lhfu;j vksj dkfcy vf/kdkfj;ksa dks ftyksa esa fu;qä fd;k gs tks fd cgqr gh ljkguh; dk;z gs vksj blls ljdkj dh ea'kk vksj ikjnf'kzrk tkfgj gksrh gsa Well begin is half done. ;g vaxzsth dh dgkor gsa bl ljdkj us FkksM+s le; esa cgqr ls vpns fu.kz; fy;s gsa gkml vksj yksx bu lkjh ckrksa dk Lokxr djrs gsaa igys okyh yksd ny dh ljdkj dh rkuk'kkgh vksj Hkz"Vkpkj ls NqVdkjk ikdj gfj;k.kk ds yksxksa us vc lq[k dh lkal yh gsa D;ksafd finyh ljdkj ds le; esa gj oxz ds vf/kdkjksa dk Hkkjh guu gqvk gsa finys ikap lk<+s ikap lky esa gfj;k.kk dk,slk dksbz oxz ugha gs ftlds vf/kdkjksa dk xyk u?kksavk x;k gksa v/;{k egksn;] finyh ljdkj us çsl dks

41 Hkh ugha NksM+kA çsl dh vkokt dks Hkh mugksaus nckdj j[kka ysfdu tks cgknqj] fumj vksj dke djus okys yksx Fks os rks viuk dke dj gks jgs Fks QhYM esa pkgs fljlk] dsfky] ikuhir ;k dksbz vksj ftyk Fkk ogka ij çsl okyksa ds gkfk&isj gh ugha rksm+ x;s cfyd dbz txgksa ij flqz jktusfrd nqhkzkouk dks ns[krs gq, muds dry Hkh finyh ljdkj ds le; esa djk;s x;sa v/;{k egksn;] finyh ljdkj ds le; esa gfj;k.kk çns'k esa Hkz"Vkpkj dk tks uaxk rk.mo py jgk Fkk mldks [kre djus ys fy, ekstwnk ljdkj us vpns dne mbk;s gsa vksj dkaxzsl ikvzh dk 'kklu çns'k esa vkus ls yksx ogqr [kq'k gsaa blds lkfk gh lkfk esa ;g dguk pkgw xk vksj ljdkj dks psrkuk pkgw xk fd yksxksa dh vdka{kk,a ekstwnk ljdkj ls cgqr Åaph gsa D;ksafd,d cgqr yech va/ksjh jkr ds ckn lw;zksn; gqvk gsa ljdkj dks tgka [kq'k gksuk pkfg, ogka ljdkj ds fy, FkksM+k fpark djus dk dke Hkh gsa [kklrksj ls budh vkdka{kkvksa dks iwjk djuk gsa blesa cgqr xahkhjrk ls lkspus] euu djus vksj Bhd QSlys ysus dh t:jr gsa eq>s bl ljdkj ls iwjh meehn gs fd ljdkj Hkz"Vkpkj vksj Hkz"Vkpkfj;ksa dks [kre djus dk iwjk ç;kl djsxha ljdkj dh Hkz"Vkpkj dks lekir djus dh cgqr cm+h çkfkfedrk gksuh pkfg, pwafd turk us Hkz"Vkpkj vksj Hkz"Vkpkfj;ksa dks [kre djus ds fy, esumsv fn;k gsa gfj;k.k çns'k dkaxzsl us,d pktz'khv desvh cuk;h FkhA eq>s [kq'kh bl ckr dh gs fd vkt ds eq[;ea=h Jh HkwisUæ flag gqìk ml desvh ds lhfu;j esecj

42 FksA ml pktz'khv dh fjiksvz rs;kj djokus es budh cgqr cm+h duvªhc;w'ku gsa eq>s FkksM+k lk vqlksl bl ckr dk gs fd ml desvh ls tqm+s gq, gekjs dbz lkfkh tsls txnh'k usgjk th vksj nwljs lkfkh Fks os bl gkml esa ugha vk lds ysfdu vhkh Hkh gekjs dbz vxz.kh lkfkh ;gka ij ekstwn gsaa tsls gekjs lkfkh d.kz flag nyky lkgc vksj buds vykok cgqr ls yksx ;gka ij csbs gsa bugksaus viuk duvªhc;w'ku ml pktz'khv dks rs;kj djokus esa fn;k gsa geus bl pktz'khv dh tks fjiksvz rs;kj dh gs mldh fdlh lhåchå vkbz å ls badok;jh djokus Bh t:jr ugha gs vksj u gh blds fy, dksbz deh'ku eqdjzj djus dh t:jr gsa bl pktz'khvfjiksvz esa,sls cs'kqekj rf; gsa] fjd MZ gs] MkdwesaV~l gsa ftadds vk/kkj ij Hkz"Vkpkfj;ksa ds f[kykq dk;zokgh djus ds fy, lh/kh,qå vkbzåvkjå ntz djokbz tk ldrh gsa blesa lcls egroiw.kzckr ;g gs fd mudh csbzekuh ls] ywv ls vftzr dh gqbz vjcksa&[kjcksa #i;s dh tk;nkn gs mldks tcr djuk pkfg, tks fd dkuwuh rksj ij td dh tk ldrh gs mldks tcr djuk lcls T;knk vfuok;z gsa esa ugha dgrk fd cnys dh Hkkouk ls dqn djuk pkfg,a ljdkj us igys gh bl ckr ds fyg viuh ea'kk tkfgj dh gs fd,sls?kksj vijkf/k;ksa ds f[kykq dk;zokgh dh tk;sxha vxj,sls vkjk/kh NwVsaxs rks turk esa ;g,d vpnk lans'k ugha tk,xka ljdkj dks vius çns'k ds xjhcksa] nfyrks efgykvksa] detksj rcdksa vksj Hkys yksxksa ds fy, fpurk djuh pkfg, vksj mudh HkykbZ ds

43 fy, lkspuk pkfg,a,sls ftu yksxksa us ml ljdkj ds le; esa lqj fd;k gs] ftu yksxksa us ml ljdkj ds] ftyyrsa mbkbz gsa vksj ml oä dh ljdkj us ftudk cgqr Hkkjh mrihm+u fd;k gs mudks U;k; nsus ok dke ekstwnk ljdkj dk gsa ge meehn djrs gsa fd ljdkj muds t[eksa ij Qksgk vksj ejge iv~vh yxk;sxha turk dks ywvus okys paxst [kka tsls tks ywvsjs gsa mudks vksj muds pkvwdkjksa dks l[r ltk fnyokuh t:jh gsa v/;{k egksn;] jkt;iky egksn; ds vfhkhkk"k.k esa f"k {ks= ij cgqr egroiw.kz vksj folr`r ppzk dh xbz gsa okdbz f"k {ks= bl çkur dk lcls egroiw.kz {ks= gs] pwafd vkt Hkh 70 çfr'kr yksx f"k ij xqtkjk cjrs gsaa bl esa os yksx Hkh ekstwn gsa ftudh FkksM+h& FkksM+h tksr jg xbz gsa blesa og Hkh,d cgqr cm+ rcdk ekstwn gs tks Hkwfeghu gs ysfdu f"k ls muds iwjs ifjokj dh ftunxh tqm+h gqbz gsa lcls igys esa ;g dguk pkgw xk fd gfj;k.kk ljdkj dks f"k ls tqm+s fdlkuksa ds ckjs esa vksj xjhc yksxksa ds ckjs esa lvsp;wv cqd esa tks dkys dkuwu gsa mudks fujlr djuk pkfg, ;kfu mudks lekir djuk pkfg,a vkt ;g Hkh dkuwu gs fd tks fdlku&[ksr etnwj gsa vxj os dtzk okil ugha ns ldsa rks fcuk eqdnek pyk, vksj cxsj fjek.m ij fy, mudks 40 fnu ds fy, tsy esa can fd;k tk ldrk gsa bruk gh ugha ftrus fnuksa og cun jgrk gs mlds [kkus dk [kpzk Hkh ml xjhc ds ftees fy[kk tk;sxka vkt