Legislative Assembly Debates. Monday 11th September 1922. Official Report

Will Government be pleased to lay on the table a statement showing :- (i) the number of Muslims Hindus Europeans and AnglIndians respectively employed permanently in the Upper Division of the various Departments of the Government of India Secretariat (ii) the proportion of Muslims to non-Muslims in each Department (iii) the total proportion of Muslims to non-Muslims in all the Departments [...] But the Secretariat Procedure Committee (a copy of whose report has recently been placed in the Council Library) when recommending the consttution of the Board suggested that the Board should take care that the maw sections of the community arc adequately represented on the list of selected candidates prepared by the Board and the Government of India accepted this recommendation in their Res [...] H. S. Gour : Will the Government be pleased to state the effect of the enhanced postage on letters and postcards on (a) the number of letters and postcards carried by post ; (b) the increase or decrease in the revenue as compared with the budget anticipations and the normal for the corresponding period during the last three years. [...] Bhai Man Singh (East Punjab : Sikh) : Sir I beg leave to move the adjournment of the business of the Assembly for the purpose of discussing a definite matter of urgent public importance namely the treatment accorded and is being accorded by the authorities to the Akalis and others on the way to and in the vicinity of the Guru Ka Bagh in the Amritsar District apart from the irrespective of actio [...] Bhai Man Singh has asked leave to move the adjournment of the business of the Assembly for the purpose of rliectussing a definite matter of urgent public importance namely the treatment accorded by the authorities to the Akalis and others on the way to and in the vicinity of the Guru Ka Bagh in the Amritsar District858 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.