DR. AMBEDKAR AND THE HINDU CODE BILL 689
in the hands of the Government. It is for the House to agree or to reject. I have nothing more to say in this matter. So far about twenty-seven Members have spoken and we have taken over seven days and nineteen plus five, twenty-four hours.
Dr. P. S. Deshmukh : How many are waiting to speak ?
Maulana Hasrat Mohani (U. P. : Muslim) : What is the guarantee that we will be able to finish the discussion even tomorrow ?
Mr. Deputy Speaker : I have about thirty-four names still who want to speak. The matter stands there and only tomorrow is allotted as an official day for the conduct of this business. It is for the House to consider it tomorrow. Now, as regards Saturday, it will be fixed as an official day because tomorrow is being taken up by this. You can arrange for the Select Committees to meet on some other day.
The House will now adjourn till 10-45 A . M . tomorrow.
The Assembly then adjourned till a Quarter to Eleven of the Clock on Wednesday, the 14th December, 1949.