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Annexure I- Understanding State Reorganisation Legislations in the Context of Statehood for Telangana. Adithya Krishna Chintapanti

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(e) of sub- section (1) shall be included in, and

form part of, the Naraingarh tahsil, and

(ii) the territories referred to in clause (e) of sub-

section (1) shall be included in, and form part of,

Pinjore kanungo circle in the Naraingarh tahsil.

and thereupon, the said

territories shall cease to form

part of the State of Bombay, and

the residuary State of Bombay

shall be know as the State of

Mahasrashtra.

(2) The villages in Umbergaon

taluka specified in Part I of the

First Schedule shall form a

separate taluka of the same name

and taluka shall be included in

Surat district, and the remaining

villages in the said taluka shall

be included in, and form part of,

Kahenu taluka of Thana district;

and the villages specified inParts II and III of the First

Schedule shall respectively be

included in, and form part of,

Songadh taluka of Surat district

and Sagbara taluka of Broach

district.

4. Formation of Union territory of

Chandigarh.

On and from the appointed day, there shall be

formed a new Union territory to be known as the

Union territory of Chandigarh comprising such

of the territories of Manimajra and Manauli


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kanungo circles of Kharar tahsil of Ambala

district in the existing State of Punjab as are

specified in the Second Schedule and thereupon

the territories so specified shall cease to form

part of the existing State of Punjab.

5. Transfer of territory from Punjab to

Himachal Pradesh.

(1) On and from the appointed day, there shall

be added to the Union territory of Himachal

Pradesh the territories in the existing State of

Punjab comprised in--

(a) Simla, Kangra, Kulu and Lahaul and Spiti

districts;

(b) Nalagarh tahsil of Ambala district;

(c) Lohara, Amb and Una kanungo circles of

Una tahsil of Hoshiarpur district;

(d) the territories in Santokhgarh kanungo circleof Una tahsil of Hoshiarpur district specified in

Part I of the Third Schedule;

(e) the territories Una tahsil of Hoshiarpur

district specified in Part II of the Third

Schedule; and

(f) the territories of Dhar Kalan kanungo circle

of Pathankot tahsil of Gurdaspur district

specified in Part III of the Third Schedule, and

thereupon the said territories shall cease to form

part of the existing State of Punjab.(2) The territories referred to in clause (b) of

sub- section (1) shall be included in, and form

part of, Simla district.

(3) The territories referred to in clauses (c), (d)


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and (e) of sub- section (1) shall be included in,

and form part of, Kangra district, and

(i) the territories referred to in clauses (c) and

(d) shall form a separate tahsil known as Una

tahsil in that district and in that tahsil the

territories referred to in clause (d) shall form a

separate kanungo circle known as the

Santokhgarh kanungo circle; and

(ii) the territories referred to in clause (e) shall

form part of the Hamirpur tahsil in the said

district.

(4) The territories referred to in clause (f) of

sub- section (1) shall be included in, and form

part of, the Bhattiyat tahsil of Chamba district in

the Union territory of Himachal Pradesh and in

that tahsil, the villages Dalhousie and Balun

shall be included in, and form part of, Banikhet

kanungo circle and the village Bakloh shall formpart of Chowari kanungo circle.

4. State of Madhya Pradesh and

territorial divisions thereof.-

On and from the appointed day,

the State of Madhya Pradesh shall

comprise the territories of the

existing State of Madhya Pradesh

other than those specified insection 3.

6. State of Punjab and territorial divisions

thereof.

(1) On and from the appointed day, the State of

Punjab shall comprise the territories of the

existing State of Punjab other than those

specified in sub- section (1) of section 3, section

4 and sub- section (1) of section 5.(2) The territories which immediately before the

appointed day were part of Ambala district in

the existing State of Punjab but are not

transferred by virtue of sections 3, 4 and 5, shall,

4. State of Bihar and territorial

divisions thereof.-


the State of Bihar shall comprise

the territories of the existing State

of Bihar other than those

specified in section 3.


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together with the territories which immediately

before that day were part of the Una tahsil of

Hoshiarpur district in the existing State of

Punjab but are not transferred by virtue of

section 5, form a separate district known as the

Rupar district in the State of Punjab and in that

district--

(i) the territories which immediately before the

appointed day were part of Manimajra kanungo

circle of Kharar tahsil of Ambala district but are

not transferred by virtue of sections 3 and 4,

shall form in that tahsil a separate kanungo

circle called the Mullanpur kanungo circle;

(ii) the territories which immediately before the

appointed day were part of Una tahsil of

Hoshiarpur district but are not transferred by

virtue of section 5, shall form a separate tahsil

known as Anandpur Sahib tahsil, and in thattahsil,

the territories which immediately before the

appointed day were part of Santokhgarh

kanungo circle of Una tahsil of Hoshiarpur

district but are not transferred by virtue of

section 5, shall be included in, and form part of

Nurpur Bedi kanungo circle.

5. Amendment of the First

Schedule to the Constitution.

On and from the appointed day, in

the First Schedule to the

Constitution, under the heading"

I. THE STATES",-

7. Amendment of the First Schedule to the

Constitution.

On and from the appointed day, in the First

Schedule to the Constitution,--

(a) under the heading" I. THE STATES",--

(i) in the paragraph relating to the territories of

5. Amendment of the First

Schedule to the Constitution.-


in the First Schedule to the

Constitution, under the heading"

I. THE STATES",-

4.Amendment of the first

Schedule to the Constitution.-

As from the appointed day, in

the First Schedule to the

Constitution, under the heading

``1.THE STATES'',-


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``8 Maharashtra ...19'';

(c) entries 8 to 18 shall be

renumbered as entries 9 to 19

respectively; and

(d) for the figures ``221 the

figures ``224'' shall be

substituted.

8. Allocation of sitting

members.

(1) On and from the appointed

day, the sixteen sitting members

of the Council of States

representing the existing State ofMadhya Pradesh shall be deemed

to have been elected to fill the

seats allotted to the States of

Madhya Pradesh and

Chhattisgarh, as specified in the

First Schedule to this Act.

(2) The term of office of such

sitting members shall remain

unaltered.

10. Allocation of sitting members.

(1) On and from the appointed day, the eleven

sitting members of the Council of States

representing the existing State of Punjab shall be

deemed to have been elected to fill the seats

allotted to the States of Haryana and Punjab andthe Union territory of Himachal Pradesh, as

specified in the Fourth Schedule.

(2) The term of office of such sitting members

shall remain unaltered.


members.-

(1) On and from the appointed

day, the twenty- two sitting

members of the Council of States

representing the existing State of

Bihar shall be deemed to havebeen elected to fill the seats

allotted to the States of Bihar nd

Jharkhand, as specified in the

First Schedule to this Act.

(2) The term of office of such

sitting members shall remain

unaltered. The House of the

People


members.

(1) The twelve sitting members

of the Council of States

representing the State of

Bombay, whose names are

specified in Part I of the SecondSchedule, and such six of the

nine sitting members elected to

represent that State at the

biennial elections held for the

purpose of filling the vacancies

existing on the 3rd day of April,

1961, as the Chairman of the

Council of States shall be order

specify shall, as from the

appointed day, be de deemed tohave been duly elected to fill

eighteen of the nineteen seats

allotted to the State of

Maharashtra.


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(2) The five sitting members of

the Council of States

representing the State of

Bombay, whose names are

specified in Part II of the Second

Schedule, and the remaining

three of the nine members

elected at the said biennial

elections shall, as from the

appointed day, be deemed to

have been duly elected to fill

eight of the eleven seats allotted

to the State of Gujarat.

11. Filling up of vacancies.

(1) As soon as may be after the appointed day,bye- elections shall be held to fill the vacancies

existing on the appointed day in the seats

allotted to the State of Haryana.

(2) The term of office of such one of the two

members so elected as the Chairman of the

Council of States may determine by drawing lot,

shall expire on the 2nd day of April, 1968 , and

the term of office of the other member shall

expire on the 2nd day of April, 1972 . The

House of the People

8.Bye-elections to fillvacancies.-

As soon as may be after the

appointed day, bye-elections

shall be held to fill the additional

seats allotted to the States of

Maharashtra and Gujarat as well

as the existing casual vacancy in

the seats allotted to the State of

Gujarat.

9.Term of office

(1) The term of office of the

sitting members and of the

member chosen to fill the casual


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vacancy shall remain unaltered.


member elected to fill the one

additional seat allotted to the

State of Maharashtra shall expire

on the 2nd day of April, 1966.

(3) Out of the two members

elected to fill the two additional

seats allotted to the State of

Gujarat, the term of office of that

member who, at the counting of

votes, is last declared elected, or

if an equality of votes is found to

exist, the term of office of such

one of them as the returning

office shall decide by lot, shall

expire on the 2nd day of April,

1964, and the term of office of

the other member shall expire on

the 2nd day of April, 1966.

11. Provision as to sitting

members.-

(1) Every sitting member of the

House of the People representinga constituency which, on the

appointed day by virtue of the

provisions of section 10, stands

allotted, with or without alteration

12. Provision as to existing House

Nothing in Part II shall be deemed to affect the

constitution or duration of the existing House of

the People or the extent of the constituency ofany sitting member of that House.


members.-

(1) Every sitting member of the


appointed day by virtue of the


allotted, with or without

12.Provision as to sitting

members

Every sitting member of the


appointed day, by virtue of the


allotted, with or without


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Legislative Assembly of the


nominated to that Assembly under

article 333 to represent the Anglo-

Indian community shall be

deemed to have been nominated

to represent the said community

in the egislative Assembly of

Madhya Pradesh under thatarticle.


existing State of Bihar

nominated to that Assembly

under article 333 to represent the

Anglo- Indian community shall

be deemed to have been

nominated to represent the said

community in the Legislat ve

Assembly of Jharkhand underthat article.

the Legislative Assembly of

Maharashtra under that article.

14. Duration of Legislative

Assemblies.-

The period of five years referred

to in clause

(1) of article 172, shall, in the

case of Legislative Assembly of

the State of Madhya Pradesh and

the State of Chhattisgarh be

deemed to have commenced on

the date on hich it actually

commenced in the case of


existing State of Madhya Pradesh.

16. Duration of Legislative Assemblies of

Haryana.

The period of five years referred to in clause

(1) of article 172 shall, in the case of the

Legislative Assembly of Haryana, be deemed to

have commenced on the date on which it actually

commenced in the case of the Legislative

Assembly of Punjab.

14. Duration of Legislative

Assemblies.-


to in clause

(1) of article 172 shall, in the

case of Legislative Assembly of

the State of Bihar or Jharkhand

be deemed to have commenced

on the date on which it actually

commenced in the case of


existing State of Bihar.

16.Duration of Legislative

Assemblies


to in clause (1) of article 172 of

the constitution shall, in the case

of the Legislative Assembly of

Maharashtra or Gujarat, be

deemed to have commenced on

the date on which it actually

commenced in the case of the

Legislative Assembly of

Bombay.

17. Duration of Legislative Assembly of

Punjab and Himachal Pradesh.The changes in the composition of the

Legislative Assemblies of Punjab and Himachal

Pradesh shall not affect the duration of either of

those Assemblies.


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(2) For the purpose of giving

effect to the provisions of sub-

section (1), the Election

Commission shall determine in

the manner hereinafter provided-

(a) the number of seats to be

reserved for the scheduled castes

and the scheduled tribes of theState in the Legislative

Assembly, having regard to the

relevant provisions of the

Constitution;

(b) the assembly constituencies

into which the State shall be

divided, the extent of, and the

number of seats to be allotted to,

each such constituency, and the

number of seats, if any, to be

reserved for the scheduled castes

or the scheduled tribes of the

State in each such constituency;

and

(c) the adjustments in the

boundaries and description of the

extent of the parliamentaryconstituencies in the State that

may be necessary or expedient.

(3) In determining the matters


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referred to in clauses (b) and (c)

of sub-section (20, the Election

Commission shall have regard to

the provisions contained in

clauses (a) to (e) of sub-section

(2) of section 8 of the

Delimitation Commission Act,

1952 (81 of 1952).

(4) For the purpose of assisting

the Election Commission in the

performance of its functions

under sub-section (2), the

Commission shall associate with

itself such five persons as the

Central Government shall be

order specify, being persons who

are members either of the


State or of the House of the

People representing the State;

Provided that none of the said

associate members shall have a

right to vote or to sign any

decision of the Election

Commission.

(5) The Election Commission

shall-

(a) Publish its proposals in


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regard to matters mentioned in

sub-section (2) in the Official

Gazette of the State together

with a notice specifying the date

on or after which the proposals

will be further considered by it;

(b) consider all objections and

suggestions which may havebeen received by it before the

date so specified and for the

purpose of such consideration,

hold one or more public sitting at

such place or places as it thinks

fit;

(c) make an order revising to

such extent as may be necessary

or expedient the schedules to theDelimitation of Parliamentary

and Assembly Constituencies

Order, 1956, in so far as they

relate to the State; and

(d) send authenticated copies of

the order to the Central

Government and to the State

Government.

(6) As soon as may be after the

said order is received by the

Central Government or the State


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Government, it shall be laid

before the House of the People

or, as the case may be, the


State.

(7) An order made by the

Election Commission under this

section shall have the full forceof law and shall not be called in

question in any court.

The Legislative Council

20.Amendment of article 168

of the Constitution.


article 168 of the Constitution, in

sub-clause (a) of clause (1), the

word ``Bombay'' shall be

omitted, and after the word

``Madras'', the word

``Maharashtra'' shall be inserted.

20. Legislative Council of Punjab.On and from the appointed day, there shall be

forty seats in the Legislative Council of Punjab,

and in the Third Schedule to the Representationof the People Act, 1950 (43 of 1950 ), for the

existing entry 7, the following entry shall be

substituted, namely:--" 7. Punjab. 40 14 3 3 14

6".

17. Legislative Council of

Bihar.-

On and from the day on whichall the members specified in the

Third Schedule retire, there shall

be seventy- five seats in the

Legislative Council of Bihar,

21.Legislative Council of

Maharashtra.-- As from the appointed day,

there shall be 78 seats in theLegislative Council of

Maharashtra, and in the Third

Schedule to the Representation

of the People Act, 1950 (43 of


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and in the Third Schedule to the

Representation of the People

Act, 1950 (42 of 1950 ), for the

existing entry 2, the following

entry shall be substituted,

namely:-" 2. Bihar 75 24 6 6 27

12".

1950);-

(a) the entry No.3 relating to

Bombay shall be omitted and the

existing entries 4 and 5 shall be

renumbered as entries 3 and 4

respectively;

(b) after the entry relating toMadras, the following entry shall

be inserted, namely;-

``Maharashtra 78 22 7 7 30 12''.

21. Council Constituencies.

On and from the appointed day, the Delimitation

of Council Constituencies (Punjab) Order, 1951 ,

shall stand amended as directed in the SixthSchedule.

18. Council constituencies.-


the Delimitation of Council

Constituencies (Bihar) Order,1951 shall stand amended as

directed in the Fourth Schedule.

22.Council constituencies

As form the appointed day, the

Delimitation of CouncilConstituencies (Bombay Order,

1951 shall stand amended as

directed in the Fifth Schedule.

22. Provision as to certain sitting members.

(1) On the appointed day, the sitting members of

the Legislative Council of Punjab specified in the


members.-

Notwithstanding anything

contained in section 17, all

23.Provision as to certain

sitting members

(1) On the appointed day-


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Seventh Schedule shall cease to be members of

that Council.

(2) On and from the appointed day, all sitting

members of the Legislative Council of Punjab,

other than those referred to in sub- section (1),

shall continue to be members of that Council.

(3) Any of the sitting members continuing as

aforesaid, representing a council constituency the

extent of which is altered by virtue of theprovisions of section 21 shall be deemed to have

been elected to the Legislative Council of Punjab

by that constituency as so altered.

(4) Every sitting member of the said Council

representing immediately before the appointed

day any of the council constituencies specified in

column (1) of the Table below shall be deemed

to have been elected to the said Council by the

council constituency specified against that

constituency in column (2) of the said Table:--TABLE (1) (2) Punjab West Central Graduates

Punjab Central Graduates. Punjab East Central

Graduates Punjab South Graduates. Punjab West

Central Teachers Punjab Central Teachers.

Punjab East Central Teachers Punjab South

Teachers. Patiala Local Authorities Patiala- cum-

Rupar Local Authorities.

(5) The term of office of the members referred to

in sub- section (2) shall remain unaltered.

(6) As soon as may be after the appointed day,

elections shall be held to fill the vacancies

existing on the appointed day in the seats

allotted to the several council constituencies by

sitting members of the

Legislative Council of the

existing State of Bihar, shall

continue to be members of that

Council till they retire on the

expiration of thei present term of

office.

(a) the sitting members of the

Legislative Council of Bombay

specified in the Sixth Schedule

shall cease to be members of that

Council; and

(b) all other sitting members of

that Council shall become

members of the LegislativeCouncil of Maharashtra and any

such sitting member representing

a council constituency the extent

of which is altered by virtue of

the provisions of section 22 shall

be deemed to have been elected

to the Legislative Council of

Maharashtra by that constituency

as so altered.


members referred to in clause (b)

of sub-section (1) shall remain

unaltered.


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that section shall be published

before the appoi8nted day for

holding biennial elections to fill

the seats of members of the

Legislative Council of Bombay,

retiring on the expiration of their

term of office on the 24th day of

April, 1960.


members of the said Council

elected to fill the vacancies at the

said biennial elections shall

expire on the 24th day of April,

1966.

20. Chairman and Deputy

Chairman.-

The person who immediately

before the appointed day is the

Chairman or Deputy Chairman

of the Legislative Council of the

existing State of Bihar shall

continue to be the Chairman or

Deputy Chairman, as the case

may be, o and from that day of

that Council.

25.Chairman and Deputy

Chairman.-

(1) The person who immediatelybefore the appointed day is the

Deputy Chairman of the

Legislative Council of Bombay

shall be the Deputy Chairman of

the Legislative Council of

Maharashtra.

(2) As soon as may be after the

completion of the biennial

elections referred to in section

24, the Legislative Council of

Maharashtra shall choose one of

its members to be the Chairman

thereof.


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9. Representation in the House

of the People.


there shall be allocated 29 seats to

the successor State of Madhya

Pradesh, and 11 to the successor

State of Chhattisgarh, in the

House of the People, and the FirstSchedule to he Representation of

the People Act, 1950 (43 of 1950

) shall be deemed to be amended

accordingly.

23. Allocation of seats in the House of the

People

In the House of the People to be constituted after

the commencement of this Act, there shall be

allotted,--

(a) nine seats to the State of Haryana of which

two seats shall be reserved for the Scheduled

Castes;(b) thirteen seats to the State of Punjab of which

three seats shall be reserved for the Scheduled

Castes;

(c) six seats to the Union territory of Himachal

Pradesh of which one seat shall be reserved for

the Scheduled Castes; and

(d) one seat to the Union territory of Chandigarh

which shall form one Parliamentary

Constituency.

9. Representation in the House

of the People.-On and from the appointed day,

there shall be allocated 40 seats

to the successor State of Bihar,

and 14 to the successor State of

Jharkhand, in the House of the

People and in the First Schedule

to the Repres ntation of thePeople Act, 1950 (43 of 1950 ),

under heading" I. STATES:",-

(a) for entry 4, the following


namely:-" 4. Bihar 53 7 5 40

7..";

(b) entries 10 to 25 shall be


respectively;

(c) after entry 9, the followingentry shall be inserted, namely:-

'' 10. Jharkhand...... 14 1 5''.

10.Representation in the

House of the People

As from the appointed day, there

shall be allotted 44 seats to the

State of Maharashtra, and 22

seats to the State of Gujarat, in

the House of the People, and in

the First Schedule to theRepresentation of the People

Act, 1950 (43 of 1950) -

(a) for entry 4, the following


namely;-

``4 Gujarat 22'',

(b) after entry 7, the followingentry shall be inserted, namely:-

``8 Maharashtra 44''; and

(c) entries 8 to 22 shall be


respectively.

24. Allocation of seats in the Legislative

Assembly.

(1) The total number of seats in the Legislative

Assembly of Haryana to be constituted at any


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time after the appointed day, to be filled by

persons chosen by direct election from territorial

constituencies, shall be eighty- one of which

fifteen seats shall be reserved for the Scheduled

Castes.


Assembly of Punjab to be constituted at any time

after the appointed day, to be filled by persons

chosen by direct election from territorial consti-tuencies, shall be one hundred and four of which

twenty- three seats shall be reserved for the

Scheduled Castes.


Assembly of Himachal Pradesh to be constituted

at any time after the appointed day, to be filled

by persons chosen by direct election from

territorial constituencies, shall be sixty of which

fourteen seats shall be reserved for the Scheduled

Castes and three seats shall be reserved for theScheduled Tribes.

17. Delimitation of

constituencies.-

(1) For the purpose of giving

effect to the provisions of section

12, the Election Commission shall

determine in the manner

hereinafter provided-


reserved for the Scheduled Castes

and the Scheduled Tribes in the

Legislative Assemblies of the

25. Delimitation of constituencies.

(1) The Delimitation Commission shall, in the

manner herein provided, distribute the seats in

the House of the People allotted to Haryana,

Punjab and Himachal Pradesh under section 23

and the seats assigned to the Legislative

Assembly of each of them under section 24 to

single- member territorial constituencies and

delimit them on the basis of the latest census

figures, having regard to the provisions of the

Constitution and to the following provisions,

21. Delimitation of

constituencies.-(1) For the purpose of giving

effect to the provisions of

section 12, the Election

Commission shall determine in

the manner hereinafter provided-


reserved for the Scheduled

Castes and the Scheduled Tribes

in the Legislative Assemblies of

the States of Bihar and

11.Delimitation of

Parliamentary Constituencies.-

Delimitation of Parliamentary

and Assembly constituencies

Order, 1956, shall stand

amended as directed inn the

Third Schedule to this Act.


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shall-

(a) publish its proposals for the

delimitation of constituencies

together with the dissenting

proposals, if any, of any associate

member who desires publication

thereof in the Official Gazette and

in such other manner as theCommission may consider fit,

ogether with a notice inviting

objections and suggestions in

relation to the proposals and

specifying a date on or after

which the proposals will be

further considered by it;


suggestions which may have been

received by it before the date sospecified; and

(c) after considering all objections

and suggestions which may have

been received by it before the date

so specified, determine by one or

more orders the delimitation of

constituencies and cause such

order or orders to be published in

the Official Gazett; and upon such

publication, the order or ordersshall have the full force of law

and shall not be called in question

in any court.


shall-

(a) publish its proposals for the

delimitation of constituencies

together with the dissenting

proposals, if any, of any

associate member who desires

publication thereof in the

Official Gazette and in suchother manner as the Commission

may consider fit, ogether with a

notice inviting objections and

suggestions in relation to the

proposals and specifying a date

on or after which the proposals

will be further considered by it;


suggestions which may have

been received by it before thedate so specified;

(c) after considering all

objections and suggestions

which may have been received

by it before the date so specified,

determine by one or more orders

the delimitation of constituencies

and cause such order or orders to

be published in the Official

Gazett; and upon suchpublication, the order or orders

shall have the full force of law

and shall not be called in


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amendments as appear to it to be

necessary or expedient for

bringing such order up- to- date.

(2) Every notification under this

section relating to an assembly

constituency shall be laid, as soon

as may be after it is issued, before

the concerned Legislative

Assembly. Scheduled Castes andScheduled Tribes

to be necessary or expedient for

bringing such order up- to- date.

(2) Every notification under this

section relating to an assembly

constituency shall be laid, as

soon as may be after it is issued,

before the concerned Legislative

Assembly. Scheduled Castes and

Scheduled Tribes

Provision as to sitting members

26. Amendment of article 371 of the

Constitution.

On and from the appointed day, in article 371 of

the Constitution, in clause 1, the words" or

Punjab" shall be omitted.

85.Amendment or article 371

of the Constitution.-



clause (2)-

(a) for the words ``the State of

Bombay'', the words ``the State

of Maharashtra or Gujarat'' shall

be substituted; and

(b) for the words ``the rest of

Maharashtra'', the words ``and

the rest of Maharashtra or, as the

case may be,'' shall be

substituted.


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any other persons entitled to

practise in the High Court of

Madhya Pradesh nd was

authorised to appear in any

proceedings transferred from that

High Court to the High Court of

Chhattisgarh under section 30,

shall have the right to appear in

the High Court of Chhattisgarh inrelation to those proceedings.

advocate entitled to practice or

an attorney entitled to act, in the

High Court at Patna and so

authorised to appear or to act in

any proceedings transferred from

that High Court to the High

Court of Jharkhand under section

34 shall have the right to appear

or to act, as the case may be, inthe High Court of Jharkhand in

relation to those proceedings.

advocate entitled to practise, or

an attorney entitled to act, in the

High Court of Bombay and was

authorised to appear or to act in

any proceedings transferred from

the High Court to the High Court

of Gujarat under section 37, shall

have the right to appear or to act,

as the case may be, in the HighCourt of Gujarat in relation to

those proceedings.

41. Permanent Bench of

Bombay High Court at

Nagpur.

Without prejudice to the

provisions of section 51 of the

States Reorganisation Act, 1956

(37 of 1956.), such Judges of theHigh Court at Bombay, being

not less than three in number, as

the Chief Justice may from time

to time nominate, shall sit at

Nagpur in order to exercise the

jurisdiction and power for the

time being vested in that High

Court in respect of cases arising

in the districts of Buldana, Akola

Amravati, Yeotmal, Wardha,Nagpur, Bhandara, Chanda and

Rajura;


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be regulated in accordance with

the like principles as immediately

before the appointed day are in

force with respect to the right of

audience in the High Court of

Madhya Pradesh.

High Court of Jharkhand shall be

regulated in accordance with the

like principles as, immediately

before the appointed day, are in

force with respect to the right of

audience in the High Court at

Patna.

72.Special provision for BarCouncil of Gujarat.-(1) In the Indian Bar Councils

Act, 1926 ((38 of 1926),-

(a) in section 4,-

(i) to sub-section (2), the

following Explanation shall be

added, namely:-

``Explanation.- For the purpose

of election to the Bar Council for

the High Court of Gujarat, the

period of ten years aforesaid

shall be computed after taking

into account the period for which

the person concerned was

entitled as of right to practise in

the High Court of Bombay or of

Saurashtra or in the JudicialCommissioner's Court of Kutch

before the 1st day of May,

1960.'';


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a Judge or division court

thereof, and references to

an order made by a court

or a Judge shall be

construed as including

references to a sentence,

judgment or decree

passed or made by that

court of Judge.

33. Saving.

Nothing in this Part shall affect

the application to the High Court

of Chhattisgarh of any provisions

of the Constitution, and this Part

shall have effect subject to any

provision that may be made on or

after the appointed day with

respect to that High Court by anyLegislature or other authority

having power to make such

provision.

41. Savings.

Nothing in this Part shall affect the application to

the common High Court of any provisions of the

Constitution, and this Part shall have effect

subject to any provision that may be made on or

after the appointed day with respect to that High

Court by any Legislature or other authority

having power to make such provision.

37. Saving.-



of Jharkhand of any provisions

of the Constitution, and this Part


provision that may be made on

or after the appointed day with

respect to th t High Court by anyLegislature or other authority


provision.

40.Savings



of Gujarat of any provisions of

the Constitution, and this Part


provision that may be made on

or after the appointed day with

respect to that High Court by anyLegislature or other authority


provision.

AUTHORISATION OF EXPENDITURE AND DISTRIBUTION OF REVENUES

34. Authorisation of

expenditure of Chhattisgarh

State.-

The Governor of Madhya Pradesh

may, at any time before theappointed day, authorise such

expenditure from the

Consolidated Fund of the State of

42. Authorisation of expenditure of the State

of Haryana

The Governor of the existing State of Punjab

may at any time, before the appointed day,authorise such expenditure from the

Consolidated Fund of the State of Haryana as he

deems necessary for any period not extending

38. Authorisation of expenditure

of Jharkhand State.- The

Governor of Bihar may, at any

time before the appointed day,

authorise such expenditure fromthe Consolidated Fund of the

State of Jharkhand as he deems

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excess of the amount granted f r

that service and for that year as

disclosed in the reports referred to

in sub- section (1) to have been

duly authorised; and

(b) provide for any action to be

taken on any matter arising out of

the said reports.

36. Distribution of revenue.- The

President shall, by order,

determine the share of the States

of Madhya Pradesh and

Chhattisgarh in the total amount

payable to the existing State of

Madhya Pradesh on the

recommendation of the Finance

Commission constituted under


such manner as he thinks fit.

(b) provide for any action to be taken on any

matter arising out of the said reports.

respect of any period prior to the

appointed day during the

financial year or in respect of

any earlier financial year in

excess of the amount granted for

that s rvice and for that year as

disclosed in the reports referred

to in sub- section (1) to have

been duly authorised; and


taken on any matter arising out

of the said reports.

in respect of any period prior to

the appointed day during the

financial year 1960-61 or in

respect of any earlier financial

year in excess of the amount

granted for that service and for

the year as disclosed in the

reports referred to in sub-section

(1) to have been duly authorised,

and


taken on any matter arising out

of the said reports.

45. Allowances and privileges of Governor of

Haryana.

The allowances and privileges of the Governor of

Haryana shall, until provision in that behalf is

made by Parliament by law under clause (3) of

article 158, be such as the President may, by

order, determine.

44.Allowances and privileges

of Governor of Gujarat.

The allowance and privileges of

the Governor of Gujarat shall,

until provision in that behalf is

made by Parliament by law

under clause (3) of article 158,

be such as the President may, be

order, determine.


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Provided that any sum recovered

after the appointed day in respect

of any arrears of tax accruing

during the period between the

1st day of January, 1960, and the

30th day of April, 1960, (both

days inclusive) under the Central

Sales Tax Act, 1956 (74 of

1956), or the Bombay Sales TaxAct, 1959 (Form Act LI of

1959.), shall, after deducting the

cost of collection thereof, be

divided between the States of

Maharashtra and Gujarat

according to the population ratio.

Comets: Arrears of tax is as per

the where the state is situated ,

for those collection made in

transition it is as per population

ratio.

41. Right to recover loans and

advances.-

(1) The right of the existing State

of Madhya Pradesh to recover anyloans or advances made before the

appointed day to any local body,

society, agriculturist or other


advances.

(1) The right to recover any loans

or advances made before the

appointed day by the existing Stateof Punjab to any local body,


person in an area within that State

45. Right to recover loans and advances.-

(1) The right of the existing State of Bihar to

recover any loans or advances made before the

appointed day to any local body, society,

agriculturist or other person in an area withinthat State shall belong to th successor State in

which that area is included on that day.

(2) The right of the existing State of Bihar to


advances.

(1) The right of the State of

Bombay to recover any loans oradvances made before the

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save as otherwise expressly

provided by or under this Act, be

divided between the States of

Madhya Pradesh and Chhatt sgarh

in the same proportion in which

the assets of the body corporate

are divided under the provisions

of this Part.

advances to any such body

corporate by the State of

Bombay made before the

appointed day shall, save as

otherwise expressly provided by

or under this Act, be divided

between the States of

Maharashtra and Gujarat in the

same proportion in which the

assets of the body corporate aredivided under the provisions of

Part VII.

Comment: This however talks

of transfer of certain amounts for

the creation of capital of Gujarat.

The primary rule of thumb

appears to be the population

ratio. In case of entities whichhave local presence then they are

assigned to the concerned

succour state. Also the

investments would travel to the

State in which the principal seat

of business of the undertaking is

situated.

Special Revenue Reserve Fund in Gujarat.-

Comment: This is one area that could be

explored with reference to Telangana.

52.Special Revenue Reserve

Fund in Gujarat.-

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balance, if any, remaining in the

fund:-

TABLE

Financial year Amount in lakhs

of rupees.

(1) (2)

1962-63 6121963-64 585

1964-65 561

1965-66 526

1966-67 433

1967-68 340

1968-69 209

43. Assets and liabilities of State

undertaking.

-(1) The assets and liabilities

relating to any undertaking of the


whether directly owned or

through a body corporate

constituted or incorporated or

registered under any Cen ral,

State or Provincial Act, shall,-

(a) if exclusively located in a

successor State, pass to the

successor State, and where a

depreciation reserve is maintained


undertakings.

(1) The assets and liabilities

relating to any commercial or

industrial undertaking of the

existing State of Punjab shall pass

to the successor State in whose

territories the undertaking is

located.

(2) Where a depreciation reserve

fund is maintained by the existing

State of Punjab for any commercial

or industrial undertaking, the


undertakings.

(1) The assets and liabilities relating to anycommercial or industrial undertaking of the

existing State of Bihar shall pass to the State in

which the undertaking is located.

(2) Where a depreciation reserve fund is

maintained by the existing State of Bihar for

any such commercial or industrial

undertaking, the securities held in respect of

investments made from that fund shall pass to

the State in which the undertaking is located.

53.Assets and liabilities of

State undertakings

(1) The assets and liabilities

relating to any commercial or

industrial undertaking of the

State of Bombay shall pass to the

State in which the undertaking is

located.

(2) Where a depreciation

reserved fund is maintained by

the State of Bombay for any

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by the existing State of Madhya

Pradesh for such undertaking, the

securities held in respect of

investment made from that fund

sh ll also pass to such successor

State;

(b) where any such undertaking or

part thereof is located, in more

than one successor State, the

assets, liabilities and securitiesshall be divided in such manner as

may be agreed upon between the

successor States within a period

of two years from the a pointed

day or in failure of such

agreement as the Central

Government may by order direct.

(2) An agreement entered into

between the successor States, or

order made by the CentralGovernment under sub- section

(1) may provide for the

dissolution of the undertaking or

transfer or re- employment of any

employee of the undertaking to or

by the succ ssor States, subject to

the provisions of section 62.

(3) An agreement entered into

between the successor States, or

order made by the Central

Government under sub- section

(1) may also provide for the

securities held in respect of

investments made from that fund

shall pass to the successor State in

whose territories the undertaking is

located.

(3) Where any such undertaking is

located in more than one successor

State, the assets and liabilities and

the securities referred to in sub-

sections (1) and (2) respectivelyshall be divided in such manner as

may be agreed upon between the

successor States before the 1st day

of November, 1967 , or in default

of such agreement, as the Central

Government may by order direct.

undertaking, the securities held

in respect of investments made

from that fund shall pass to the

State in which the undertaking is

located.

Comment : The assets and

liabilities to pass where the

undertaking is located . When

the said undertaking is present in

more than one successor statethe said division is as agreed

between the successor sates or as

directed by the Central

Government.


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State Government for the purpose

of raising a public loan and

having any of the forms specified

in, or prescribed under clause (2)

of section 2 of the Public Debt

Act, 1944 (18 of 1944 ).

excluded and the expenditure on

other assets for which capital

accounts have been kept shall be

taken into account. Explanation.--

Where any expenditure on capital

works or other capital outlays

cannot be allocated between the

territories included in the successor

States, such expenditure shall, for

the purposes of this sub- section, bedeemed to have been incurred in

those territories according to the

population ratio.

(5) Where a sinking fund or

depreciation fund is maintained by

the existing State of Punjab for

repayment of any loan referred to

in sub- section (3), the securities

held in respect of the investments

made from that fund shall bedivided between the successor

States in the same proportion and

in the same manner as the public

debt referred to in sub- section (3).

(6) Where a sinking fund or

depreciation fund is maintained by

the existing State of Punjab for the

repayment of any loan raised by it

other than a loan referred to in sub-

section (3), the securities held inrespect of the investments made

from that fund shall be divided

respectively in each of those

States.

Provided that for the purposes of

such division, only the

expenditure on assets for which

capital accounts have been kept

shall be taken into account.

Explanation.- Where anyexpenditure on capital works or

other capital outlays cannot be

allocated between the territories

included in the States of

Maharashtra and Gujarat, such

expenditure shall, for the

purposes of this sub-section, be

deemed to have been incurred in

those territories according to the

population ratio.

(4) Where a sinking fund or a

depreciation fund is maintained

by the State of Bombay for

repayment of any lone raised by

it, the securities held in respect

of investments made from that

fund shall be divided between

the States of Maharashtra and

Gujarat in the same proportion inwhich the total public debt is

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shall be the liability of the

successor State in whose

territories the property is situated,

and the liability of the existing

State of Madhya Pradesh to

refund any other tax or duty

collected in excess shall be the

liability of the successor State in

whose territories the place of

assessment of that tax or duty isincluded.

liability of the successor State in

whose territories the property is

situated, and the liability of the

existing State of Punjab to refund

any other tax or duty collected in

excess shall be the liability of the

successor State in whose territories

the place of assessment of that tax

or duty is included.

liability of the existing State of Bihar to refund

any other tax or duty collected in excess shall

be the liability of the successor State in whose

territories the place of assessment of that tax

or duty is included.

revenue, collected in excess shall

be the liability of the State in

which the property is situated,

and the liability of the State of

Bombay to refund any other tax

or duty collected in excess shall

be the liability of the State in

whose territories the place of

assessment of that tax or duty is

included:

Provided that the liability to

refund any amount after the

appointed day on account of any

excess collected in respect of

any tax accruing during the

period between the 1st day of

January, 1960, and the 30th day

of April, 1960 (both days

inclusive) under the CentralSales Tax Act, 1956 (74 of

1956) or the Bombay ales Tax

Act, 1959 (Bom.Act L1 of

1959.),shall be shared between

the two States of Maharashtra

and Gujarat according to the

population ratio.

Comment : This is again as per

the location of the property as far

as refund is concerned . When itcomes to the transition period it

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Government servant in service on

the appointed day shall, as from

that day, be the liability of the

State to which that government

servant is permanently allotted.

provident fund account of a

Government servant in service on

the appointed day shall, on and

from that day, be the liability of the

successor State to which that

Government servant is permanently

allotted.

(2) The liability of the existing

State of Punjab in respect of the

provident fund account of aGovernment servant who has

retired from service before the

appointed day shall be the liability

of the State of Punjab in the first

instance and shall be adjusted

between the successor States

according to the population ratio.

appointed day shall, as from that day, be the

liability of the State to which that Government

servant is p rmanently allotted.

Government servant in service

on the appointed day shall, as

from that day, be the liability of

the State to which that

Government servant is

permanently allotted.

Comment : Liability to be that of

the Government of State to

which the public servant was

permanently allotted. If publicservant retired before the

appointed date then it shall be

primarily of the parent state and

subsequently adjusted as per

population ratio.

49. Pensions.-

The liability of the existing State

of Madhya Pradesh in respect of

pensions shall pass to, or be

apportioned between the

successor States of Madhya

Pradesh and Chhattisgarh in

accordance with the provisions

contained in the Sixth Schedule to

this Act.

58. Pensions.

The liability of the existing State of

Punjab in respect of pensions shall

pass to, or be apportioned between,

the successor States in accordance

with the provisions contained in the

Fourteenth Schedule.

53. Pensions.-

The liability of the existing State of Bihar in

respect of pensions and other retirement

benefits shall pass to, or be apportioned

between, the successor States of Bihar and

Jharkhand in accordance with the provisions

contained in the Eight Schedule to this Act.

.

59.Pensions.

The liability of the State of

Bombay in respect of pensions

shall pass to, or be apportioned

between, the State of

Maharashtra and Gujarat in

accordance with the provisions

contained in the Eleventh

Schedule.

Comment : This is apportioned

as per the respective schedulesappended to the Act


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of this Part relating to the

apportionment of liabilities in

respect of loans, guarantees and

other financial obligations; and

bank balances and securities

shall, notwithstanding that they

partake of the nature of

contractual rights, be dealt with

under those provisions.

Comment : Contracts made bystate to remain in force and to

be continued by the successor

States. Correspondingly the

rights and liabilities also stand

transferred. Ans corresponding

financial agreement may be

entred between the parties and

in the absence of any such

agreement the successor states

are bound by the directions ofthe central government on the

same .

51. Liability in respect of

actionable wrong.-

Where, immediately before the

appointed day, the existing State

of Madhya Pradesh is subject to

any liability in respect of any

actionable wrong other thanbreach of contract, that liability

shall,-

60. Liability in respect of

actionable wrong.


appointed day, the existing State of

Punjab is subject to any liability in

respect of an actionable wrong

other than breach of contract, thatliability shall,--

(a) if the cause of action arose

55. Liability in respect of actionable wrong.-

Where, immediately before the appointed day,

the existing State of Bihar is subject to any

liability in respect of any actionable wrong

other than breach of contract, that liability

shall,-

(a) if the cause of action arose wholly withinthe territories which, as from that day, are the

territories of either of the successor States of

61.Liability in respect of

actionable wrong.-


appointed day, the State of

Bombay is subject to any

liability in respect of any

actionable wrong other thanbreach of contract, that liability

shall,-


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from time to time be issued by theCentral Government, after

the Central Government, until otherprovisions is made by law in

direction that any law by which the said bodycorporate is governed shall, in its application

the Central Government, untilother provision is made by law


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,

consultation with the

Governments of the successor

States, until other provision is

made by law in respect of the said

body corporate.

(2) Any directions issued by the

Central Government under sub-

section (1) in respect of any such

body corporate shall include adirection that any law by which

the said body corporate is

governed shall, in its application

to that body corporate, have eff ct

subject to such exceptions and

modifications as may be specified

in the direction.

p y

respect of the said body corporate.

(2) Any direction issued by the



body corporate may include a

direction that any law by which the

said body corporate is governed

shall, in its application to that body

corporate, have effect, subject tosuch exceptions and modifications

as may be specified in the

direction. (3) For the removal of

doubt it is hereby declared that the

provisions of this section shall

apply also to the Punjab University

constituted under the Punjab

University Act, 1947 (East Punjab

Act 7 of 1947 ), the Punjab

Agricultural University Act, 1961

(Punjab Act 32 of 1961 ), and the

Board constituted under the

provisions of Part III of the Sikh

Gurdwaras Act, 1925 (Punjab Act

8 of 1925 ).

(4) For the purpose of giving effect

to the provisions of this section in

so far as it relates to the Punjab

University and the PunjabAgricultural University referred to

in sub- section (3) the successor

p g , pp

to that body corporate, have eff ct subject to

such exceptions and modifications as may be

specified in the direction.

p y

in respect of the said body

corporate.

(2) Any directions issued by the



body corporate shall include a

direction that any law by which

the said body corporate isgoverned shall, in its application

to that body corporate, have

effect subject to such exceptions

and modifications as may be

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relation to such extension or furtherdevelopment.

(3) The rights and liabilities

referred to in sub- sections (1) and

generated as a result of the projects, but shallnot include the rights and liabilities under any

contract entered into before the appointed day

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( )

(2) shall include--

(a) the rights to receive and to

utilise the water available for

distribution as a result of the

projects, and

(b) the rights to receive and to

utilise the power generated as aresult of the projects, but shall not

include the rights and liabilities

under any contract entered into

before the appointed day by the

Government of the existing State of

Punjab with any person or

authority other than Government.

(4) In this section and in sections

79 and 80,--

(A) " Beas Project" means theworks which are either under

construction or are to be

constructed as components of the

Beas- Sutlej Link Project (Unit I)

and Pong Dam Project on the Beas

river (Unit II) including--

(i) Beas- Sutlej Link Project (Unit

I) comprising--

(a) Pandoh Dam and works

appurtenant thereto,(b) Pandoh- Baggi Tunnel,

y g

Bihar with any person or authority other than

Government.

79. Constitution and functions of

Management Board.-

(1) The Central Government shall constitute a

Board to be called the Ganga and Sone

Management Board (hereinafter referred to as

the Board) for administration, construction,

maintenance and operation of projects referred

to in sub- section (1) of section 78 for any or

for a combination of following purposes,

namely:-

(i) Irrigation;

(ii) Rural and Urban Water Supply;(iii) Hydro Power generation;

(iv) Navigation;

(v) Industries; and

(vi) for any other purpose which the Central

Government may, by notification in the

Official Gazette, specify.

(2) The Board shall consist of-

(a) a whole- time Chairman and two whole-

time members to be appointed by the Central

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(f) Sub- stations at Ganguwal,

Ambala, Panipat, Delhi, Ludhiana,

Sangrur and Hissar and the main

220 KV transmission lines

i h id b i

shall continue to be so empl yed under the

Board in connection with the said works on

the same terms and conditions of the service as

were applicable to him before such

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connecting the said sub- stations

with the power stations specified in

clauses (d) and (e); and

(g) such other works as the Central

Government may, by notification

in the Official Gazette, specify.

(2) The Bhakra Management Boardshall consist of--

(a) a whole- time Chairman and

two whole- time members to be

appointed by the Central

Government;

(b) a representative each of the

Governments of the States of

Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan and

the Union territory of Himachal

Pradesh to be nominated by therespective Governments or

Administrator, as the case may be;

(c) two representatives of the

Central Government to be

nominated by that Government.

(3) The functions of the Bhakra

Management Board shall include--

(a) the regulation of the supply of

water from the Bhakra- Nangal

Project to the States of Haryana,Punjab and Rajasthan having

constitution until the Central Government by

order, directs otherwise: Provided further that

the said Board may at any time in consultation

with the State Governments or the Electricity

Board concerned and with prior approval of

the Central Government retain any such

person for service under that StateGovernment or Board.

(2) The Government of the States of Uttar

Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and Madhya

Pradesh shall at all times provide the necessary

funds to the Board to meet all expenses

(including the salaries and allowances of the

staff) required for the discharge of its

functions and such amounts shall be

apportioned among the States concerned in

such proportion as the Central Governmentmay having regard to the benefits to each of

the said States specify.

(3) The Board shall be under the control of the

Central Government and shall comply with

such directions, as may from time to time, be

given to it by that Government.

(4) The Board may, with the approval of the

Central Government delegate such of its

powers, functions and duties as it may deem fit

to the Chairman of the said Board or to anyofficer subordinate to the Board.


regard to--

(i) any agreement entered into or

arrangement made between the

Governments of the existing State

f P j b d th St t f

(5) The Central Government may, for the

purpose of enabling the Board to function

efficiently, issue such directions to the State

Governments concerned, or any other

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of Punjab and the State of

Rajasthan, and

(ii) the agreement or the order

referred to in sub- section (1) of

section 78;

(b) the regulation of the supply of

power generated at the powerhouses referred to in sub- section

(1) to any Electricity Board or

other authority in charge of the

distribution of power having regard

to--

(i) any agreement entered into or

arrangement made between the

Governments of the existing State

of Punjab and the State of

Rajasthan,(ii) the agreement or the order

referred to in sub- section (1) of

section 78; and

(iii) any agreement entered into or

arrangement made by the existing

State of Punjab or the Punjab

Electricity Board or the State of

Rajasthan or the Rajasthan

Electricity Board with any other

Electricity Board or authority incharge of distribution of power

authority, and the State Governments, or the

other authority shall comply with such

directions.

81. Jurisdiction of the Board.-

(1) The Board shall, ordinarily exercisejurisdiction in regard to any of the projects

referred to in sub- section (1) of section 78

over headwork (barrages, dams, reservoir,

regulating construction), part of canal network

a d transmission lines necessary to deliver

water or power to the States concerned.

(2) If any question arises as to whether the

Board has jurisdiction under sub- section (1)

over any project referred thereto, the same

shall be referred to the Central Government fordecision thereon.

82. Power to make regulations.-

The Board may, with the prior approval of the

Central Government by notification in the

Official Gazette, make regulations consistent

with this Act and orders made thereunder, to

provide for-

(a) regulating the time and place of meetingsof the Board and the procedure to be followed


before the appointed day in relation

to the supply of power generated at

the power houses specified in sub-

section (1);

(c) the construction of such of the

for the transaction of business at such

meetings;

(b) delegation of powers and duties to the

Chairman or any officer of the Board;

(c) the appointment and regulation of the


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(c) the construction of such of the

remaining works connected with

the Right Bank Power House as the

Central Government may specify;

(d) such other functions as the

Central Government may, after

consultation with the Governmentsof the States of Haryana, Punjab

and Rajasthan, entrust to it.

(4) The Bhakra Management Board

may employ such staff as it may

consider necessary for the efficient

discharge of its functions under this

Act: Provided that every person

who immediately before the

constitution of the said Board was

engaged in the construction,maintenance or operator of the

works in sub- section (1) shall

continue to be so employed under

the Board in connection with the

said works on the same terms and

conditions of service as were

applicable to him before such

constitution until the Central

Government by order directs

otherwise: Provided further that thesaid Board may at any time in

(c) the appointment and regulation of the

conditions of service of the officers and other

staff of the Board; and

(d) any other matter for which regulations are

considered necessary by the Board. PART


consultation with State

Government or the Electricity

Board concerned and with the

previous approval of the Central

Government return any such person


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Government return any such person

for service under that Government

or Board.

(5) The Governments of the

successor States and of Rajasthan

shall at all times provide the

necessary funds to the BhakraManagement Board to meet all

expenses (including the salaries

and allowances of the staff)

required for the discharge of its

functions and such amounts shall

be apportioned among the

successor States, the State of

Rajasthan and Electricity Boards of

the said States in such proportion

as the Central Government may,having regard to the benefits to

each of the said States or Boards,

specify.

(6) The Bhakra Management Board

shall be under the control of the

Central Government and shall

comply with such directions, as

may from time to time, be given to

it by that Government.

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authority, on and from the

appointed day, from passing inrelation to such person any order

affecting the continuance in such

post or office.

authority on or after the appointed

day from passing in relation to suchperson any order a

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