The Governor has been given power to alter the boundaries of the autonomous districts and the procedure for doing reorganisation of the autonomous district is given in sub-paragraph (3) of Paragraph I of the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution.
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On 18th December, 1946, assembly discussed on “Programme of Business” to finish the rules of working of the Assembly, amid Christmas holidays, some public programmes in January, Budget sessions of Provincial and Central Assemblies.
Speech of Dr. Hari Singh Gour Dr. Hari Singh Gour of CP and Berar gave his speech. He enlisted different
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Speech of Jaipal Singh Jaipal Singh of Bihar gave his speech on behalf of backward tribes, primitive tribes, criminal tribes,
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Speech of Mrs. Hansa Mehta Mrs. Hansa Mehta of Bombay gave her speech in support of the resolution. But she
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He further continued, that proportional representation with adult suffrage and joint electorates should have been implemented in all future elections to ensure every party received representation based on its total share of votes.
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At that time of British rule, it was Conservative Party of Britain that was spreading propaganda against India, regarding safeguards of minorities, specifically Muslims. The party was not uttering a single word regarding minorities in other countries and only spending their whole energy in spreading propaganda against India.
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He said that the amendment of Dr. Jayakar lacks imagination, because it forgot that members have just launched themselves on a very big task and it was necessary that they should impress the country and the world that they mean business.
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He pointed out that it would be very difficult for small provinces to rise to their full stature if they did not have guidance of Centre. Congress accepted the division of India into linguistic provinces means creation of a number of small provinces in Section A.
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If by ‘Hindu’ meant people live in India, surely Assembly should have constitution for the people India made by the people of India. At that time some people did not want to come in Constitution, but they would come in future, and make this Country one united country, with a democratic form of government.
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