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Dr. Ambedkar: I contend that these amendments are purely formal and consequential. There is nothing which raises the question of substance. However, if Members think that they need some time, I have no objection to the matter being taken up tomorrow subject to the other business of Government.
The Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs (Shri Satya Narayan Sinha) : The next item on the agenda may be taken up.
Mr. Chairman: I quite see the reasonableness of the request.
*[For text of the motions See Appendix XXXIII, Annexure 4.]
M ADHYA P RADESH O RDER
Shri M. A. Hassan Madhya Pradesh) : I beg to move:
[For text of the motions see Appendix XXXIII, Annexure 4]
The Minister of Law (Dr. Ambedkar): I beg to move :
[For text of the motions see Appendix XXXIII, Annexure 4]
U TTAR P RADESH O RDER
Pandit Balkrishna Sharma (Uttar Pradesh) : I beg to move:
[For text of the motions see Appendix XXXIII, Annexure 4]
Mr. Speaker: I do not know what the Government proposes to do about the motions in respect of the U. P. Order. The motions have to be moved to-day.
Dr. Ambedkar: I am in a difficult situation, because the revised order is not yet ready.
Mr. Speaker: Will it be ready by one o’clock to-day ?
Dr. Ambedkar: We are trying our best and I shall let the House know and let you also know before one o’clock how the position stands.
- P. D., Vol. 12, Part II, 7th June 1951, pp. 10342-43.