MR .DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: Mr. Niren Ghosh, please sit doun.
SHRI NIREN GHOSH: Afterwards what? I have to say.....
MR. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: I am standing, sit down please.
As suggested by Mr. Gurupadaswamy, we are just trying to evolve a national policy and we must always try and think from this point of view wheter our saying anything or asking any question will serve the national interests or not. If it does any harm to the national interests I would appeal to hon. Members that they should desist from making such observation and from asking in the House.
The hon, member Mr. Chatteree bas also made some very objectionable remarks about Sarder Swaran Sinngh. When we are performing our duties in this House........
SHRI A. P. CHATTERJEE: Iam prepared to withdraw provided he withdraws the word 'anti national'.
MR. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: ....... hon. Member should use responsible language in the House. The paramount consideration in everybody’s mind should be that we will not do anything which will do even the slightest harm to our national interests.
Now, Mr Bhupesh Gupta.
SHRI A.G. KULKARNI: What about the records? The records should be corrected.
MR.DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: I will go through the record and see what can be done.
SHRI NIREN GHOSH: Sir, I do say that it would have been proper for you to make your observations after you have heard me. Upon Mr. Gurupadaswamy's remarks without allowing me to say anything you stood up and from the Chair......
MR. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: I t is not necessary that every Member should be allowed to say something after one Member has mentioned something.
SHRI NIREN GHOSH: Please let me finish from the Chair you made operation observation and by way of reply and explanation I would like to say that it is quite correct that we should try to evolve a unanimous approach to this question but unfortunately you, as well as the House, and the entire country, know that the Government is not doing so. That is the trouble; that is point of difference. They have succeeded in dividing the country. Now, sir, is in a renowned paper like the statesman with a banner headline that report appeared which was referred to by Mr. Chatterjee, and so far they have not come up with any rejoinder or any denial.
MR. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: He has already denied it today.
SHRI NIREN GHOSH: Today fifteen days back that report appeared with a banner headline and it is not a party paper.
MR. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: It is all right he has denied it now.
SHRI NIREN GHOSH: We know from experience that we are engaged in divisive activities; the Government of India is engaged in divisive activities harmful to the freedom struggle and is it not the right of Members of parliament to expose it? Would we
