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Foreword
T
he Congress led UPA government is now neck deep in scams,
scandals and cases of corruption. Every now and then a new scam
comes to the fore. Every new scam beats the earlier one in term of
magnitude that involvement of Congressmen in the scam. Coalgate – as
it has been named has surpassed all the other scams in term of money
and involvement of Congressmen. The law was not only manipulated
but even twisted to suit the interests of Congress ministers and their
relatives who aligned themselves with different corporate entities many
of whom are now proving to be false. As per CAG report the loss to the
exchequer could be nothing less than 1.86 lac crores, the figure may
even cross all imaginations once it is calculated on the basis of market
prices. The 2G scam was of 1.76 lac crore, the Coalgate has even
surpassed it not only in terms of loss incurred to the exchequer but in
terms of the involvement of the Congress ministers. While in 2G scam A
Raja was sent to jail, in Coalgate a large number of Congress ministers
stand implicated. The finger is even pointed to the Prime Minister Dr.
Manmohan Singh who was also in charge of coal ministry for most of
the time when the scams where taking place.
Bharatiya Janata Party has demanded resignation of the Prime
Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, cancellation of the allotment of 147
coal blocks, and, investigation into the entire scam. The demand was
raised forcefully during the monsoon session but to no avail. While Dr.
Manmohan Singh continues to cling to his post, the Congress led UPA
government shows no sign or willingness to rein in corruption. What is
more unfortunate that instead of acting seriously on the charges of
corruption, its ministers mock at the demand to investigate and punish
those who stand implicated in the cases of corruption and scandals.
The statement of the Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde that people
will forget Coalgate as they forgot Bofors is highly unfortunate and
condemnable. It unravels the true character and mindset of the UPA
government which is now bent upon looting the public fund as their
birthright. We are publishing this booklet to highlights the important
issues related to Coalgate scam and its different dimensions. We hope
that our esteemed readers would get benefited from the contents of this
booklet.
Bharatiya Janata Party
11-Ashok Road, New Delhi-110001
September 2012
T
he Congress led UPA government is now neck deep in scams,
scandals and cases of corruption. Every now and then a new scam
comes to the fore. Every new scam beats the earlier one in term of
magnitude that involvement of Congressmen in the scam. Coalgate – as
it has been named has surpassed all the other scams in term of money
and involvement of Congressmen. The law was not only manipulated
but even twisted to suit the interests of Congress ministers and their
relatives who aligned themselves with different corporate entities many
of whom are now proving to be false. As per CAG report the loss to the
exchequer could be nothing less than 1.86 lac crores, the figure may
even cross all imaginations once it is calculated on the basis of market
prices. The 2G scam was of 1.76 lac crore, the Coalgate has even
surpassed it not only in terms of loss incurred to the exchequer but in
terms of the involvement of the Congress ministers. While in 2G scam A
Raja was sent to jail, in Coalgate a large number of Congress ministers
stand implicated. The finger is even pointed to the Prime Minister Dr.
Manmohan Singh who was also in charge of coal ministry for most of
the time when the scams where taking place.
Bharatiya Janata Party has demanded resignation of the Prime
Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, cancellation of the allotment of 147
coal blocks, and, investigation into the entire scam. The demand was
raised forcefully during the monsoon session but to no avail. While Dr.
Manmohan Singh continues to cling to his post, the Congress led UPA
government shows no sign or willingness to rein in corruption. What is
more unfortunate that instead of acting seriously on the charges of
corruption, its ministers mock at the demand to investigate and punish
those who stand implicated in the cases of corruption and scandals.
The statement of the Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde that people
will forget Coalgate as they forgot Bofors is highly unfortunate and
condemnable. It unravels the true character and mindset of the UPA
government which is now bent upon looting the public fund as their
birthright. We are publishing this booklet to highlights the important
issues related to Coalgate scam and its different dimensions. We hope
that our esteemed readers would get benefited from the contents of this
booklet.
Bharatiya Janata Party
11-Ashok Road, New Delhi-110001
September 2012
Coalgate Scam Coalgate Scam
1 2
Coalgate :
The Biggest Scam of the
UPA Government
T
he UPA Government is the most corrupt Union
Government since independence. Each passing day only
reinforces this image. The Common Wealth Games scam
involved 76,000 Crore. which rose to 1.76 lac crore in 2G mobile
licenses scam and the Coalgate has surpassed even that involving
a huge amount of 1.86 lac crore. Scam in the purchase of aircraft
for Air India, gifting away very costly precious land to the
developer in the Delhi Airport privatization, further scam in defence
deals and transfer of defence land, massive irregularities in the
Antrix-Devas deal, scam in the purchase of rice and fertilizers;
and the refusal to take effective steps to bring in black money
stashed in foreign banks, the list is just endless. The UPA
Government just stinks. Scam, scandal, embezzlement and
corruption are the only defining image of the Congress led UPA
Government.
What is Coalgate?
1. Coal is an important natural resource owned by the
Government of India. In view of heavy demand for coal blocks it
was proposed to allocate it through competitive bidding in a fair
and transparent manner. However, this decision, in spite of
repeated request of the expert groups including senior officials
both in the Coal Ministry and the PMO; was deliberately delayed
for eight years and in the meanwhile coal blocks in very large
number were allotted to those private companies having high
connection with Congress politicians, Union Ministers, Members
of Parliament of the ruling party and other highly placed. This was
done in a very non-transparent way.
2. This will be evident from the fact that in between 1993 to
2005 (11 Years) only 70 coal blocks were allotted while in a small
period of 2006 to 2009 (3 Years) as many as 142 coal blocks
were allotted. Out of these 70 coal blocks were allotted to 145
private companies none of which have started production till date.
These coal blocks were allotted almost free of cost because a
small bank guarantee was taken from the allotees who were
required to pay royalty only when their coal mine will become
operational. These coal blocks contain approximately 1700 crore
tonne of coal worth 51 lac crore. As a result the share price and
financial worth of these companies rose very high though many of
them had fabricated documents and suppressed facts to get these
coal blocks.
3. The most significant aspect of this scam is that during the
period when these coal blocks were allotted to many of the
favourite companies Dr. Manmohan Singh was himself the Coal
Minister. The two Ministers of State, at that time were Mr. Dashri
Narayan Rao and Mr. Santosh Bagrodia also belonged to
Congress. Therefore, those who had high connections and were
favourites of the Congress Party were granted coal blocks by
deliberately delaying the competitive bidding scheme for eight
years.
The Government of India is the owner of Coal Blocks
4. In accordance with the Coal Mines Nationalisation Act
1973, the ownership of coal blocks vest with the Government of
India. Coal mining can be done either by the Central Government,
or a corporation owned and managed by the Central Government
(like Coal India) or a Government Company i.e. a company in
which the Government has 51% share. Since 1993, Coal blocks
can also be given to non-government companies for "captive
purpose" which means that a company which gets a coal block
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Coalgate :
The Biggest Scam of the
UPA Government
T
he UPA Government is the most corrupt Union
Government since independence. Each passing day only
reinforces this image. The Common Wealth Games scam
involved 76,000 Crore. which rose to 1.76 lac crore in 2G mobile
licenses scam and the Coalgate has surpassed even that involving
a huge amount of 1.86 lac crore. Scam in the purchase of aircraft
for Air India, gifting away very costly precious land to the
developer in the Delhi Airport privatization, further scam in defence
deals and transfer of defence land, massive irregularities in the
Antrix-Devas deal, scam in the purchase of rice and fertilizers;
and the refusal to take effective steps to bring in black money
stashed in foreign banks, the list is just endless. The UPA
Government just stinks. Scam, scandal, embezzlement and
corruption are the only defining image of the Congress led UPA
Government.
What is Coalgate?
1. Coal is an important natural resource owned by the
Government of India. In view of heavy demand for coal blocks it
was proposed to allocate it through competitive bidding in a fair
and transparent manner. However, this decision, in spite of
repeated request of the expert groups including senior officials
both in the Coal Ministry and the PMO; was deliberately delayed
for eight years and in the meanwhile coal blocks in very large
number were allotted to those private companies having high
connection with Congress politicians, Union Ministers, Members
of Parliament of the ruling party and other highly placed. This was
done in a very non-transparent way.
2. This will be evident from the fact that in between 1993 to
2005 (11 Years) only 70 coal blocks were allotted while in a small
period of 2006 to 2009 (3 Years) as many as 142 coal blocks
were allotted. Out of these 70 coal blocks were allotted to 145
private companies none of which have started production till date.
These coal blocks were allotted almost free of cost because a
small bank guarantee was taken from the allotees who were
required to pay royalty only when their coal mine will become
operational. These coal blocks contain approximately 1700 crore
tonne of coal worth 51 lac crore. As a result the share price and
financial worth of these companies rose very high though many of
them had fabricated documents and suppressed facts to get these
coal blocks.
3. The most significant aspect of this scam is that during the
period when these coal blocks were allotted to many of the
favourite companies Dr. Manmohan Singh was himself the Coal
Minister. The two Ministers of State, at that time were Mr. Dashri
Narayan Rao and Mr. Santosh Bagrodia also belonged to
Congress. Therefore, those who had high connections and were
favourites of the Congress Party were granted coal blocks by
deliberately delaying the competitive bidding scheme for eight
years.
The Government of India is the owner of Coal Blocks
4. In accordance with the Coal Mines Nationalisation Act
1973, the ownership of coal blocks vest with the Government of
India. Coal mining can be done either by the Central Government,
or a corporation owned and managed by the Central Government
(like Coal India) or a Government Company i.e. a company in
which the Government has 51% share. Since 1993, Coal blocks
can also be given to non-government companies for "captive
purpose" which means that a company which gets a coal block
Coalgate Scam Coalgate Scam
3 4
can do mining only for producing "power", "Steel", "Cement" or
any other end use notified by the Government. Therefore, a private
company cannot use the coal for commercial purposes but can
mine it only for specified end use.
Mechanism of Allotment of Coal Block (Screening
Committee)
5. India has a very big coal reserve and as on 01/04/2011
the geological reserve of coal in the country stood at 2,85,863
million tonne. Coal is the most valuable and reliable source of
energy to the economy. More than half of the commercial energy
requirement in the country is met by coal. At present Coal India
Limited (A Govt of India undertaking) supplies more than 81% of
consumer needs in the country.
6. As the coal blocks belong to the Government of India
therefore the legal authority to allot it also vests only with the
Government of India. The State Governments neither own coal
blocks nor can allot it to any private entity. Even the state Electricity
Boards(or by any other name by which they are known), or other
public company like NTPC etc, all get coal blocks only after
allotment by the Government of India.
7.Screening Committee - Since 1993, the mechanism of
screening committee was followed to recommend for allotment of
coal block. This committee created by the Govt. of India is
presided over by the Secretary Coal, other officers of the Coal
Ministry, representatives of Ministries of Steel, Power, Industry
and Railway. It has also the representative of the State Governments
where the coal mine is situated.
8. Whenever any application was made for captive mines
the proper procedure was that the concerned ministry like Power
(for power plant), Steel (for steel plant) and Industry (for cement
plant) processes it first. The Screening committee is to follow set
criteria. The concerned ministries are meant to scrutinize the track
record of the applicant company, the techno-economic viability
of the project and its preparedness and assessment of coal
requirement in terms of quality and quantity etc and make their
recommendation to the screening committee.
9. However, the screening committee only recommends and
the final allotment is made when the Coal Minister, Govt. of India
puts his signature.
10. During the NDA regime and even prior to that coal blocks
were allotted to private parties only after ensuring that Coal India
Limited did not have any objection. In this way the work of
important public enterprise was not compromised. Further under
the NDA coal blocks were allotted to private parties after extensive
verification and objective assessment. The allotment of blocks to
many well known companies was also cancelled which did not
commence production within the prescribed period. It was for
this reason that between 1993-2005 only 70 blocks were allotted
(32 during NDA regime of 6 years) where as in between 2006-
2009(just 3 years), 142 coal blocks were allotted hurriedly by
the UPA Government by deliberately delaying the competitive
bidding mechanism through auction. Even the obligation to take
no objection from Coal India was removed.
Initiative taken by the NDA Government for reform and
growth in the Coal and Electricity sector
11. The NDA Government headed by Shri Atal Bihari
Vajpayee undertook major initiative for reform in the coal and
electricity sector. The Coal Mine Nationalisation Amendment Bill,
2000 was brought before the Parliament which prescribed fair
and transparent condition for coal mining by private companies
like location and size of the mine and other condition to be
prescribed. After recommendation of the Standing Committee it is
pending before the Rajya Sabha for the last more than eight years
and the UPA Government has not taken any step on this bill.
12. The Electricity Act, 2003 was passed during the NDA
regime wherein far reaching changes were brought in the electricity
sector. For the first time generation of electricity was made a non-
licensed activity. This means that if anyone wanted only to generate
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can do mining only for producing "power", "Steel", "Cement" or
any other end use notified by the Government. Therefore, a private
company cannot use the coal for commercial purposes but can
mine it only for specified end use.
Mechanism of Allotment of Coal Block (Screening
Committee)
5. India has a very big coal reserve and as on 01/04/2011
the geological reserve of coal in the country stood at 2,85,863
million tonne. Coal is the most valuable and reliable source of
energy to the economy. More than half of the commercial energy
requirement in the country is met by coal. At present Coal India
Limited (A Govt of India undertaking) supplies more than 81% of
consumer needs in the country.
6. As the coal blocks belong to the Government of India
therefore the legal authority to allot it also vests only with the
Government of India. The State Governments neither own coal
blocks nor can allot it to any private entity. Even the state Electricity
Boards(or by any other name by which they are known), or other
public company like NTPC etc, all get coal blocks only after
allotment by the Government of India.
7.Screening Committee - Since 1993, the mechanism of
screening committee was followed to recommend for allotment of
coal block. This committee created by the Govt. of India is
presided over by the Secretary Coal, other officers of the Coal
Ministry, representatives of Ministries of Steel, Power, Industry
and Railway. It has also the representative of the State Governments
where the coal mine is situated.
8. Whenever any application was made for captive mines
the proper procedure was that the concerned ministry like Power
(for power plant), Steel (for steel plant) and Industry (for cement
plant) processes it first. The Screening committee is to follow set
criteria. The concerned ministries are meant to scrutinize the track
record of the applicant company, the techno-economic viability
of the project and its preparedness and assessment of coal
requirement in terms of quality and quantity etc and make their
recommendation to the screening committee.
9. However, the screening committee only recommends and
the final allotment is made when the Coal Minister, Govt. of India
puts his signature.
10. During the NDA regime and even prior to that coal blocks
were allotted to private parties only after ensuring that Coal India
Limited did not have any objection. In this way the work of
important public enterprise was not compromised. Further under
the NDA coal blocks were allotted to private parties after extensive
verification and objective assessment. The allotment of blocks to
many well known companies was also cancelled which did not
commence production within the prescribed period. It was for
this reason that between 1993-2005 only 70 blocks were allotted
(32 during NDA regime of 6 years) where as in between 2006-
2009(just 3 years), 142 coal blocks were allotted hurriedly by
the UPA Government by deliberately delaying the competitive
bidding mechanism through auction. Even the obligation to take
no objection from Coal India was removed.
Initiative taken by the NDA Government for reform and
growth in the Coal and Electricity sector
11. The NDA Government headed by Shri Atal Bihari
Vajpayee undertook major initiative for reform in the coal and
electricity sector. The Coal Mine Nationalisation Amendment Bill,
2000 was brought before the Parliament which prescribed fair
and transparent condition for coal mining by private companies
like location and size of the mine and other condition to be
prescribed. After recommendation of the Standing Committee it is
pending before the Rajya Sabha for the last more than eight years
and the UPA Government has not taken any step on this bill.
12. The Electricity Act, 2003 was passed during the NDA
regime wherein far reaching changes were brought in the electricity
sector. For the first time generation of electricity was made a non-
licensed activity. This means that if anyone wanted only to generate
Coalgate Scam Coalgate Scam
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power for feeding it in to the national grid or other use either
through thermal or through non-conventional sources then there
was no need to take a license.
Demand for Coal blocks increased because of the above
law and also rise in coal price from 2004 onwards
13. Because of the above change in law the demand for coal
blocks increased because many players became interested in
establishing thermal based power plant because no license was
needed. Further from the year 2004 onwards coal price started
rising worldwide. It rose from 20-25 US $ per tonne to 130-150
US $ per tonne. Even in India the coal prices increased substantially
because of introduction of new mechanism like e-auction by Coal
India.
Concept of Coal Block allocation through competitive
bidding (Auction)
14. On 28/06/2004 the concept of allocation of captive coal
block through competitive bidding was first made public and on
16/07/2004 the Coal Secretary in a very comprehensive note
recorded that there is a substantial difference between the price
of coal supplied by the Coal India and coal produced through
captive mining and therefore there is a wind fall gain to the person
who gets a captive block. The bidding system will only tap part of
the wind fall profit for the public purpose.
Deliberate delay of eight years by the UPA Government in
non-finalisation of the competitive bidding scheme
15. The Scheme for competitive bidding for allocation of coal
block was fair and transparent and was in public interest as the
Government would have earned very good revenue. Instead of
quickly finalizing such a scheme the UPA Government deliberately
delayed it on one pre-text or the other. In fact a meeting was held
in the PMO on July 25, 2005 which was chaired by the Principal
Secretary of the Prime Minister Mr. T K A Nair where even the
PMO officials argued that a rational bidding process would ensure
that the cost of coal through competitive bidding route would be
less than the coal sourced from Coal India or imports. Even the
Coal Ministry insisted for bidding to prevent wind fall gains to
private parties. Yet with the approval of the PM a decision was
taken to continue with the screening committee because the law
will have to change.
16. The Law department gave an opinion in July, 2006 itself
that the screening committee route could be changed by a
government order itself providing for competitive bidding. Screening
committee is not a creation of law but has been constituted by an
administrative order only and this was easily possible. However,
after much delay the bill to amend the MMDR Act 1956 was
introduced on 17/10/2008 and passed finally and notified on 09/
09/2010. Again after a gap of more than one and half years the
rules were notified on 02/02/2012. It is evident that there was
deliberate delay by the Government at every stage to delay
competitive bidding.
17. In fact the MoS Coal Mr. Dashri Narayan Rao in a written
reply in the Lok Sabha on 28/11/2007 clearly stated that the
objection of some of the State Governments and others is clearly
misplaced and that through competitive bidding coal block
allocation will be done in a more transparent and objective manner.
He further stated that there will not be any increase in coal price
because of bidding when compared to notified price of CIL. Yet
five more years were taken in notifying the law and rules.
Deliberate delay in competitive bidding to favour chosen
private companies
18. The Government had a definite design in delaying the
competitive bidding mechanism because it wanted to favour
favourite private companies close to the establishment and the
Congress party or those who had made the party happy. It was
for this reason that in a very hurried manner in a short span of
three years as many as 142 coal blocks were allotted between
2006-09 through the screening committee in the most non-
transparent and arbitrary manner as would be evident from
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power for feeding it in to the national grid or other use either
through thermal or through non-conventional sources then there
was no need to take a license.
Demand for Coal blocks increased because of the above
law and also rise in coal price from 2004 onwards
13. Because of the above change in law the demand for coal
blocks increased because many players became interested in
establishing thermal based power plant because no license was
needed. Further from the year 2004 onwards coal price started
rising worldwide. It rose from 20-25 US $ per tonne to 130-150
US $ per tonne. Even in India the coal prices increased substantially
because of introduction of new mechanism like e-auction by Coal
India.
Concept of Coal Block allocation through competitive
bidding (Auction)
14. On 28/06/2004 the concept of allocation of captive coal
block through competitive bidding was first made public and on
16/07/2004 the Coal Secretary in a very comprehensive note
recorded that there is a substantial difference between the price
of coal supplied by the Coal India and coal produced through
captive mining and therefore there is a wind fall gain to the person
who gets a captive block. The bidding system will only tap part of
the wind fall profit for the public purpose.
Deliberate delay of eight years by the UPA Government in
non-finalisation of the competitive bidding scheme
15. The Scheme for competitive bidding for allocation of coal
block was fair and transparent and was in public interest as the
Government would have earned very good revenue. Instead of
quickly finalizing such a scheme the UPA Government deliberately
delayed it on one pre-text or the other. In fact a meeting was held
in the PMO on July 25, 2005 which was chaired by the Principal
Secretary of the Prime Minister Mr. T K A Nair where even the
PMO officials argued that a rational bidding process would ensure
that the cost of coal through competitive bidding route would be
less than the coal sourced from Coal India or imports. Even the
Coal Ministry insisted for bidding to prevent wind fall gains to
private parties. Yet with the approval of the PM a decision was
taken to continue with the screening committee because the law
will have to change.
16. The Law department gave an opinion in July, 2006 itself
that the screening committee route could be changed by a
government order itself providing for competitive bidding. Screening
committee is not a creation of law but has been constituted by an
administrative order only and this was easily possible. However,
after much delay the bill to amend the MMDR Act 1956 was
introduced on 17/10/2008 and passed finally and notified on 09/
09/2010. Again after a gap of more than one and half years the
rules were notified on 02/02/2012. It is evident that there was
deliberate delay by the Government at every stage to delay
competitive bidding.
17. In fact the MoS Coal Mr. Dashri Narayan Rao in a written
reply in the Lok Sabha on 28/11/2007 clearly stated that the
objection of some of the State Governments and others is clearly
misplaced and that through competitive bidding coal block
allocation will be done in a more transparent and objective manner.
He further stated that there will not be any increase in coal price
because of bidding when compared to notified price of CIL. Yet
five more years were taken in notifying the law and rules.
Deliberate delay in competitive bidding to favour chosen
private companies
18. The Government had a definite design in delaying the
competitive bidding mechanism because it wanted to favour
favourite private companies close to the establishment and the
Congress party or those who had made the party happy. It was
for this reason that in a very hurried manner in a short span of
three years as many as 142 coal blocks were allotted between
2006-09 through the screening committee in the most non-
transparent and arbitrary manner as would be evident from
Coalgate Scam Coalgate Scam
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following:
(a) Out of the above 142 blocks as many as 70 blocks were
given to 145 private companies between 2006-09 (Just three
years). It was said that this is being done to increase power
production in the country but none of the companies have
started coal mining at all. This was confirmed by Coal
Minister Shri Prakash Jaiswal in reply to unstarred question
No. 1559 of Sh. Prakash Javadekar on 27/08/2012 in the
Rajya Sabha.
(b) These companies in fact got a wind fall because their share
prices went up very high as also their market worth. Some of
these companies earned 600-700 crore by off loading a part
of their shares.
(c) The CAG has itself noted that it is difficult to assess from the
proceeding of the screening committee as to how a particular
company was favoured? In many cases the screening
committee allotted one block to two three applicants who
were unknown and had not made any joint application or
had a joint venture.
(d) The CBI inquiry is discovering almost every day as to how
some companies deliberately fabricated documents to make
them eligible while some concealed the fact that they were
allotted many mines in the past. Some companies managed
to get five to six blocks by combining with companies floated
by political leaders close to Congress.
(e) The last meeting of the screening committee was held in the
year 2008 but in between 2009 to November 2011, 17 coal
blocks were further allotted to 36 private companies.
Evidently it was continued to be done even when the law has
been changed prescribing the competitive bidding mechanism.
In fact Shri Prakash Jaiswal became the Coal Minister on
May 28, 2009 and within two days he allotted four coal
blocks to nine private companies.
Political leaders close to the Congress who got coal blocks
19. (a) Mr. Subodh Kant Sahai, Union Minister managed to
get two coal blocks in favour of SKS Ispat and Power
limited with which his own brother Sudhir Sahai is
associated. He wrote a letter the Prime Minister on 05/02/
2008 to personally intervene and the very next day the PMO
(the PM was Coal Minister also) directed the Secretary
Coal for appropriate action. The coal block was allotted
thereafter with great speed.
(b) Mr. Vijay Darda, the Congress Member of the Rajya Sabha
along with his brother Maharashtra Education Minister
Rajendra Darda promoted a company JLD Yavatmal Energy
which got a captive coal block in Chhattisgarh despite not
being recommended by the Govt. of Chhattisgarh. This
company also concealed that it was granted coal block in
the past.
(c) The Abhijit Group promoted by Manoj Jaiswal having close
business linkage with Vijay Darda was allotted six coal
blocks with a lot of irregularities. Now it has come in public
domain that the coal minister Shri Prakash Jaiswal was
named as the final arbitrator in family dispute of Manoj
Jaiswal. The intimate link is very evident. In fact the document
further show that 26% share of AMR(the family company
of Manoj Jaiswal) are to be allotted free of cost to Lokmat
Group because the coal block was allotted because of its
effort and the balance 14% needs to be decided by Shri
Prakasji. This further confirms that there was rank
favouritism in the allocation of coal blocks.
(d) Companies promoted by Naveen Jindal Congress MP Lok
Sabha (Jindal Steel & Power Ltd.) got five coal blocks.
(e) IST Steel & Power promoted by the son of RJD Rajya
Sabha MP Prem Chand Gupta also got a coal block. Mr.
Gupta was also a Union Minister in UPA Government
earlier.
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following:
(a) Out of the above 142 blocks as many as 70 blocks were
given to 145 private companies between 2006-09 (Just three
years). It was said that this is being done to increase power
production in the country but none of the companies have
started coal mining at all. This was confirmed by Coal
Minister Shri Prakash Jaiswal in reply to unstarred question
No. 1559 of Sh. Prakash Javadekar on 27/08/2012 in the
Rajya Sabha.
(b) These companies in fact got a wind fall because their share
prices went up very high as also their market worth. Some of
these companies earned 600-700 crore by off loading a part
of their shares.
(c) The CAG has itself noted that it is difficult to assess from the
proceeding of the screening committee as to how a particular
company was favoured? In many cases the screening
committee allotted one block to two three applicants who
were unknown and had not made any joint application or
had a joint venture.
(d) The CBI inquiry is discovering almost every day as to how
some companies deliberately fabricated documents to make
them eligible while some concealed the fact that they were
allotted many mines in the past. Some companies managed
to get five to six blocks by combining with companies floated
by political leaders close to Congress.
(e) The last meeting of the screening committee was held in the
year 2008 but in between 2009 to November 2011, 17 coal
blocks were further allotted to 36 private companies.
Evidently it was continued to be done even when the law has
been changed prescribing the competitive bidding mechanism.
In fact Shri Prakash Jaiswal became the Coal Minister on
May 28, 2009 and within two days he allotted four coal
blocks to nine private companies.
Political leaders close to the Congress who got coal blocks
19. (a) Mr. Subodh Kant Sahai, Union Minister managed to
get two coal blocks in favour of SKS Ispat and Power
limited with which his own brother Sudhir Sahai is
associated. He wrote a letter the Prime Minister on 05/02/
2008 to personally intervene and the very next day the PMO
(the PM was Coal Minister also) directed the Secretary
Coal for appropriate action. The coal block was allotted
thereafter with great speed.
(b) Mr. Vijay Darda, the Congress Member of the Rajya Sabha
along with his brother Maharashtra Education Minister
Rajendra Darda promoted a company JLD Yavatmal Energy
which got a captive coal block in Chhattisgarh despite not
being recommended by the Govt. of Chhattisgarh. This
company also concealed that it was granted coal block in
the past.
(c) The Abhijit Group promoted by Manoj Jaiswal having close
business linkage with Vijay Darda was allotted six coal
blocks with a lot of irregularities. Now it has come in public
domain that the coal minister Shri Prakash Jaiswal was
named as the final arbitrator in family dispute of Manoj
Jaiswal. The intimate link is very evident. In fact the document
further show that 26% share of AMR(the family company
of Manoj Jaiswal) are to be allotted free of cost to Lokmat
Group because the coal block was allotted because of its
effort and the balance 14% needs to be decided by Shri
Prakasji. This further confirms that there was rank
favouritism in the allocation of coal blocks.
(d) Companies promoted by Naveen Jindal Congress MP Lok
Sabha (Jindal Steel & Power Ltd.) got five coal blocks.
(e) IST Steel & Power promoted by the son of RJD Rajya
Sabha MP Prem Chand Gupta also got a coal block. Mr.
Gupta was also a Union Minister in UPA Government
earlier.
Coalgate Scam Coalgate Scam
9 10
(f) The Union Minister of States for Information & Broadcasting
S Jagathrakshakan of the DMK was the director along with
his family members in JR Power Generation Pvt. Ltd. It
was just a five day old company when it entered into an
MoU with Puducherry Industrial Promotion Development
Corporation and got a coal block in 2007.
(g) Vini Iron & Steel Udyog Ltd. owned by Vijay Joshi a very
close associate of Madhu Koda the former Chief Minister
of Jharkhand now in jail was also granted a coal block.
Earlier the Jharkhand Government headed by Arjun Munda
had strongly disapproved the claim of this company but
ones Mr. Madhu Koda became the Chief Minister with
Congress support he gave a favourable report and it was
granted a coal block. Mr. Joshi is also in jail in connection
with offences in which Mr. Madhu Koda is in jail.
(h) The brother of the former MoS Coal Mr. Santosh Bagrodia
got a hefty mining contract worth
` 23,000 crore. of the
NTPC and the claim of a PSU Singareni Collieries was
ignored. All this was done when Shri Bagrodia was MoS
Coal and the Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh was the
Cabinet Minister.
(i) The above are only by way of sample. The entire allocation
process was done with massive irregularities.
Dr. Manmohan Singh was also the Coal Minister when the
above allocations were made
20. It is to be remembered that the above allocations were
made when Dr. Manmohan Singh apart from being the Prime
Minister was also the Coal Minister. The other Minister of States,
Mr. Dashri Narayan Rao and Mr. Santosh Bagrodia also belonged
to Congress. The Screening Committee only recommends and
the final allotment is done only when the Coal Minister puts in his
signature. No investigation was made in the antecedents, credentials
and eligibility of most of the companies. No verification was even
made as to whether any serious attempt was being made by the
allottees to do coal mining or not.
21. Therefore the enthusiasm for competitive bidding was
just to alert friends and favourites to hurry up to get the coal blocks
because auction process was to be introduced. It was for this
reason that the entire screening committee proceeding was
reduced to a farce.
Efforts of BJP to bring this Scam to light
22. The BJP even before the CAG report was made public
has been demanding a probe in to this massive scam. The BJP
member from Lok Sabha Mr. Hansraj Ahir has been writing to
Dr. Manmohan Singh and other Minister for the last more than
four years complaining about massive irregularities. Similarly Shri
Prakash Javadekar and Mr. Hansraj Ahir apart from raising issue
in the Parliament also complained to the Central Vigilance
Commissioner about corruption in the misuse of free allotment of
coal blocks. Thereafter the CVC directed the CBI to undertake
investigation. The BJP therefore has been in the forefront of
exposing this corruption.
Completely wrong that the BJP ruled states opposed
competitive bidding
23. Coal is a major mineral and its ownership belongs to the
Govt. of India only as per the Coal Mines Nationalisation Act
1973. It is the Govt. of India only which has the authority to allot
coal blocks. Yet a cornered Congress is trying to transfer the blame
on non-Congress state Governments particularly the BJP ruled
states. This is totally wrong.
Chhattisgarh - The State is mineral rich and the Chief
Minister basically pointed out that while changing the policy for
competitive bidding consult the state Government, keep the
interest of Industries located there in mind and gives coal blocks
on a priority basis to public companies like Electricity Board etc
which supply power to poor as well. Further by his letter dated
2nd May, 2005 Dr. Raman Singh clearly wrote to the then MoS
Coal Dr. Dashri Narayan Rao that in case the Central
9 10
(f) The Union Minister of States for Information & Broadcasting
S Jagathrakshakan of the DMK was the director along with
his family members in JR Power Generation Pvt. Ltd. It
was just a five day old company when it entered into an
MoU with Puducherry Industrial Promotion Development
Corporation and got a coal block in 2007.
(g) Vini Iron & Steel Udyog Ltd. owned by Vijay Joshi a very
close associate of Madhu Koda the former Chief Minister
of Jharkhand now in jail was also granted a coal block.
Earlier the Jharkhand Government headed by Arjun Munda
had strongly disapproved the claim of this company but
ones Mr. Madhu Koda became the Chief Minister with
Congress support he gave a favourable report and it was
granted a coal block. Mr. Joshi is also in jail in connection
with offences in which Mr. Madhu Koda is in jail.
(h) The brother of the former MoS Coal Mr. Santosh Bagrodia
got a hefty mining contract worth
` 23,000 crore. of the
NTPC and the claim of a PSU Singareni Collieries was
ignored. All this was done when Shri Bagrodia was MoS
Coal and the Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh was the
Cabinet Minister.
(i) The above are only by way of sample. The entire allocation
process was done with massive irregularities.
Dr. Manmohan Singh was also the Coal Minister when the
above allocations were made
20. It is to be remembered that the above allocations were
made when Dr. Manmohan Singh apart from being the Prime
Minister was also the Coal Minister. The other Minister of States,
Mr. Dashri Narayan Rao and Mr. Santosh Bagrodia also belonged
to Congress. The Screening Committee only recommends and
the final allotment is done only when the Coal Minister puts in his
signature. No investigation was made in the antecedents, credentials
and eligibility of most of the companies. No verification was even
made as to whether any serious attempt was being made by the
allottees to do coal mining or not.
21. Therefore the enthusiasm for competitive bidding was
just to alert friends and favourites to hurry up to get the coal blocks
because auction process was to be introduced. It was for this
reason that the entire screening committee proceeding was
reduced to a farce.
Efforts of BJP to bring this Scam to light
22. The BJP even before the CAG report was made public
has been demanding a probe in to this massive scam. The BJP
member from Lok Sabha Mr. Hansraj Ahir has been writing to
Dr. Manmohan Singh and other Minister for the last more than
four years complaining about massive irregularities. Similarly Shri
Prakash Javadekar and Mr. Hansraj Ahir apart from raising issue
in the Parliament also complained to the Central Vigilance
Commissioner about corruption in the misuse of free allotment of
coal blocks. Thereafter the CVC directed the CBI to undertake
investigation. The BJP therefore has been in the forefront of
exposing this corruption.
Completely wrong that the BJP ruled states opposed
competitive bidding
23. Coal is a major mineral and its ownership belongs to the
Govt. of India only as per the Coal Mines Nationalisation Act
1973. It is the Govt. of India only which has the authority to allot
coal blocks. Yet a cornered Congress is trying to transfer the blame
on non-Congress state Governments particularly the BJP ruled
states. This is totally wrong.
Chhattisgarh - The State is mineral rich and the Chief
Minister basically pointed out that while changing the policy for
competitive bidding consult the state Government, keep the
interest of Industries located there in mind and gives coal blocks
on a priority basis to public companies like Electricity Board etc
which supply power to poor as well. Further by his letter dated
2nd May, 2005 Dr. Raman Singh clearly wrote to the then MoS
Coal Dr. Dashri Narayan Rao that in case the Central
Coalgate Scam Coalgate Scam
11 12
Government decides for the bidding route then a part of the coal
blocks must flow to the State Government. Since 2005 the
Chhattisgarh Government has not made any recommendation to
the Govt. of India. Many coal blocks in Chhattisgarh were
allotted to companies without any consultation or
recommendation of the State Government.
Rajasthan - Similarly the then Chief Minister Vashundhara
Raje was merely highlighting the impact the policy will have on the
State of Rajasthan. Her concern was that lignite mined in Rajasthan
would be used by successful bidders for outside. She has also
emphasized the need to give coal blocks on priority to the State
Electricity Boards. The BJP Chief Ministers were only highlighting
the interest of their states and not opposing the policy itself. There
was also opposition from other states like CPM ruled West Bengal
and Orissa but only the BJP States Government are being targeted
falsely. The Congress Government is entirely wrong because way
back on 28/11/2007, the then MoS Coal confirmed in the Lok
Sabha that competitive bidding is most transparent process and
all the objections against it are untenable.
Madhya Pradesh - While the UPA has pointed fingers at
Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan they have conveniently left out Madhya
Pradesh which actually conducted auction through the MP State
Mining Corporation for Six coal mines allotted to it by the
Government of India and earned huge profit running into thousands
of crores.
Hypocritical stand - Even otherwise the stand of the
Congress led UPA Govt. is hypocritical. Now it is so much
concerned about the view state Governments when BJP ruled
State Governments are frequently discriminated in allotment of
resources, funds, national highway, food grains and other
assistance. Bills passed by legislatures of many BJP State
Government have been detained in Delhi without any basis for
years togethers. It is forcing FDI in retail in spite of serious
objection by NDA Chief Ministers.
False allegation that "The State of Chhattisgarh favoured
BJP MP Mr Sancheti"
24. Like Madhya Pradesh the Chhattisgarh Mineral
Development Corporation (A Govt. Company) was also allotted
coal mine by the Govt. of India. However unlike the Central
Government the Chhattisgarh Government through a proper
competitive bidding selected SMS Infrastructure ltd. (the company
of Mr. Sancheti) as a joint venture wherein the corporation
remained major 51% partner. It earned huge profit in the bidding
and will also continue to get profit from the coal mined. Therefore
there is no comparison at all. This was done in 2008 when neither
Shri Nitin Gadkari was the BJP President nor Mr. Ajay Sancheti
a Member of Parliament.
What does the CAG report says?
25. The CAG has undertaken a comprehensive performance
audit of allocation of coal blocks and has found that it was done in
a very non-transparent manner. The audit also found that the though
the Government gave away coal blocks for free most companies
did not begin production at all. It further found that the Government
has failed to introduce the auction route though it could have done
so as early as 2006 causing tremendous loss to the public
exchequer. The CAG taking a very conservative estimate has
calculated a financial gain of rupees 1.86 lac crores approximately
to private parties in respect of 57 open cast mines only. If all the
mines of underground is also included it will rise further high.
Bogus theory of Zero loss
26. When the CAG pointed towards 1.76 lac crore. loss in
the 2G Scam the Ministers of the UPA Government claimed that
it was a case of zero loss. This theory was found to be bogus
when the CBI itself found corruption to the tune of thousands of
crores. Further in 2008 the base price of spectrum was fixed at
rupees 1658 cr. In the year 2012 the GoM headed by Mr.
Chidambaram has fixed the based price of 2G spectrum at rupees
14,000 crore. when the market condition in 2012 is much adverse
11 12
Government decides for the bidding route then a part of the coal
blocks must flow to the State Government. Since 2005 the
Chhattisgarh Government has not made any recommendation to
the Govt. of India. Many coal blocks in Chhattisgarh were
allotted to companies without any consultation or
recommendation of the State Government.
Rajasthan - Similarly the then Chief Minister Vashundhara
Raje was merely highlighting the impact the policy will have on the
State of Rajasthan. Her concern was that lignite mined in Rajasthan
would be used by successful bidders for outside. She has also
emphasized the need to give coal blocks on priority to the State
Electricity Boards. The BJP Chief Ministers were only highlighting
the interest of their states and not opposing the policy itself. There
was also opposition from other states like CPM ruled West Bengal
and Orissa but only the BJP States Government are being targeted
falsely. The Congress Government is entirely wrong because way
back on 28/11/2007, the then MoS Coal confirmed in the Lok
Sabha that competitive bidding is most transparent process and
all the objections against it are untenable.
Madhya Pradesh - While the UPA has pointed fingers at
Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan they have conveniently left out Madhya
Pradesh which actually conducted auction through the MP State
Mining Corporation for Six coal mines allotted to it by the
Government of India and earned huge profit running into thousands
of crores.
Hypocritical stand - Even otherwise the stand of the
Congress led UPA Govt. is hypocritical. Now it is so much
concerned about the view state Governments when BJP ruled
State Governments are frequently discriminated in allotment of
resources, funds, national highway, food grains and other
assistance. Bills passed by legislatures of many BJP State
Government have been detained in Delhi without any basis for
years togethers. It is forcing FDI in retail in spite of serious
objection by NDA Chief Ministers.
False allegation that "The State of Chhattisgarh favoured
BJP MP Mr Sancheti"
24. Like Madhya Pradesh the Chhattisgarh Mineral
Development Corporation (A Govt. Company) was also allotted
coal mine by the Govt. of India. However unlike the Central
Government the Chhattisgarh Government through a proper
competitive bidding selected SMS Infrastructure ltd. (the company
of Mr. Sancheti) as a joint venture wherein the corporation
remained major 51% partner. It earned huge profit in the bidding
and will also continue to get profit from the coal mined. Therefore
there is no comparison at all. This was done in 2008 when neither
Shri Nitin Gadkari was the BJP President nor Mr. Ajay Sancheti
a Member of Parliament.
What does the CAG report says?
25. The CAG has undertaken a comprehensive performance
audit of allocation of coal blocks and has found that it was done in
a very non-transparent manner. The audit also found that the though
the Government gave away coal blocks for free most companies
did not begin production at all. It further found that the Government
has failed to introduce the auction route though it could have done
so as early as 2006 causing tremendous loss to the public
exchequer. The CAG taking a very conservative estimate has
calculated a financial gain of rupees 1.86 lac crores approximately
to private parties in respect of 57 open cast mines only. If all the
mines of underground is also included it will rise further high.
Bogus theory of Zero loss
26. When the CAG pointed towards 1.76 lac crore. loss in
the 2G Scam the Ministers of the UPA Government claimed that
it was a case of zero loss. This theory was found to be bogus
when the CBI itself found corruption to the tune of thousands of
crores. Further in 2008 the base price of spectrum was fixed at
rupees 1658 cr. In the year 2012 the GoM headed by Mr.
Chidambaram has fixed the based price of 2G spectrum at rupees
14,000 crore. when the market condition in 2012 is much adverse
Coalgate Scam Coalgate Scam
13 14
in comparison to 2008. With nine circles even on base price it
comes to 1.26 lacs crores and if a bidder gives a little higher price
it will cross two lac crore. The CAG was not wrong when it
determined the loss in 2G at Rs. 1.76 lac crore. Similarly when
the 3G Spectrum and wireless in loop was auctioned the Govt.
earned a huge profit of more than 1 lac crore exceeding the target.
27. Likewise coal blocks having coal worth lacs of crors have
been given free of cost to private companies. None of these came
in production. They will pay royalty only when they start
production. Even their small bank guarantee has not been encashed
because of no production within the stipulated period. The financial
worth of these companies went very high because of this bounty
being granted in the most non-transparent and partisan way. Some
of these companies are selling power at a very high cost exposing
the Government claim of cheap power. If a proper competitive
bidding is done the Government would easily earn much more
than 1.86 lac crores.
Issue of Debate in the Parliament
28. The Parliament is certainly the forum for debate but it is
also the most important institution in our democracy of
accountability. The BJP participated repeatedly in the debate on
the Common Wealth Games scam. The Prime Minister publically
assured the Parliament that a committee headed by Mr. Shunglu
former CAG has been set up and he will take action in the light of
its finding. The Committee seriously criticized the working of Sheila
Dixit Government in Delhi but no action was taken. The CBI has
not even filed charged sheet against Mr. Suresh Kalmadi. In case
of 2G when the CAG report went to the JPC the Congress
members behaved in the most un-parliamentary way when the
Secretary of the Prime Minister was sought to be summoned. In
the JPC also Congress members are creating difficulty in the
examination of the Prime Minster and the Finance Minister Mr.
Chidambaram. He has not been examined by the CBI where as
Mr. Jaswant Singh has been examined who has no role at all. Mr.
Chidambaram has serious involvement in the 2G spectrum pricing
determination. Therefore this Government wants to debate but
runs away from accountability and action.
29. The BJP itself proposed that without compromising its
demand of PM resignation it is willing for a debate if all the coal
blocks are cancelled particularly those given to the private companies
and independent probe ordered. This demand was supported by
nearly all the non-congress parties. Yet the Government did not
agree because many companies have given huge funds to the
Congress party and cancellation will create problem.
30. The BJP's position is very clear and demands straight:
(a) The Prime Minister must assume moral and political
responsibility for the coal scam. Having failed to do so
during the 2G scam, it is time for the Prime Minister to do
so in this case, where he was directly responsible. Unlike
previous scams, he cannot transfer the blame to a
scapegoat in his administration.
(b) All coal blocks allotted to private companies must be de-
allocated and put up for a fair auction.
(c) An independent probe like as SIT (Special Investigating
Team) should be conducted to unravel the true nature
and extent of the scam.
31. The PM himself held the portfolio for the Coal Ministry
during the relevant period. A Raja and Dayanidhi Maran rightly
resigned (though under pressure) their Ministerial positions once
the CBI's investigation of 2G began. Unfortunately, the same
standards don't seem to apply to the Prime Minister. The Prime
Minister's office is a sacred institution in Indian democracy. It
must be judged on standards higher and harsher than those that
would apply to other ministers. The Prime Minister has continued
to oversee scam after scam under his governance. This time, it
was Dr. Manmohan Singh himself who was responsible. There is
no one else to pass on the blame. The PM must assume
responsibility and resign forthwith.
„
13 14
in comparison to 2008. With nine circles even on base price it
comes to 1.26 lacs crores and if a bidder gives a little higher price
it will cross two lac crore. The CAG was not wrong when it
determined the loss in 2G at Rs. 1.76 lac crore. Similarly when
the 3G Spectrum and wireless in loop was auctioned the Govt.
earned a huge profit of more than 1 lac crore exceeding the target.
27. Likewise coal blocks having coal worth lacs of crors have
been given free of cost to private companies. None of these came
in production. They will pay royalty only when they start
production. Even their small bank guarantee has not been encashed
because of no production within the stipulated period. The financial
worth of these companies went very high because of this bounty
being granted in the most non-transparent and partisan way. Some
of these companies are selling power at a very high cost exposing
the Government claim of cheap power. If a proper competitive
bidding is done the Government would easily earn much more
than 1.86 lac crores.
Issue of Debate in the Parliament
28. The Parliament is certainly the forum for debate but it is
also the most important institution in our democracy of
accountability. The BJP participated repeatedly in the debate on
the Common Wealth Games scam. The Prime Minister publically
assured the Parliament that a committee headed by Mr. Shunglu
former CAG has been set up and he will take action in the light of
its finding. The Committee seriously criticized the working of Sheila
Dixit Government in Delhi but no action was taken. The CBI has
not even filed charged sheet against Mr. Suresh Kalmadi. In case
of 2G when the CAG report went to the JPC the Congress
members behaved in the most un-parliamentary way when the
Secretary of the Prime Minister was sought to be summoned. In
the JPC also Congress members are creating difficulty in the
examination of the Prime Minster and the Finance Minister Mr.
Chidambaram. He has not been examined by the CBI where as
Mr. Jaswant Singh has been examined who has no role at all. Mr.
Chidambaram has serious involvement in the 2G spectrum pricing
determination. Therefore this Government wants to debate but
runs away from accountability and action.
29. The BJP itself proposed that without compromising its
demand of PM resignation it is willing for a debate if all the coal
blocks are cancelled particularly those given to the private companies
and independent probe ordered. This demand was supported by
nearly all the non-congress parties. Yet the Government did not
agree because many companies have given huge funds to the
Congress party and cancellation will create problem.
30. The BJP's position is very clear and demands straight:
(a) The Prime Minister must assume moral and political
responsibility for the coal scam. Having failed to do so
during the 2G scam, it is time for the Prime Minister to do
so in this case, where he was directly responsible. Unlike
previous scams, he cannot transfer the blame to a
scapegoat in his administration.
(b) All coal blocks allotted to private companies must be de-
allocated and put up for a fair auction.
(c) An independent probe like as SIT (Special Investigating
Team) should be conducted to unravel the true nature
and extent of the scam.
31. The PM himself held the portfolio for the Coal Ministry
during the relevant period. A Raja and Dayanidhi Maran rightly
resigned (though under pressure) their Ministerial positions once
the CBI's investigation of 2G began. Unfortunately, the same
standards don't seem to apply to the Prime Minister. The Prime
Minister's office is a sacred institution in Indian democracy. It
must be judged on standards higher and harsher than those that
would apply to other ministers. The Prime Minister has continued
to oversee scam after scam under his governance. This time, it
was Dr. Manmohan Singh himself who was responsible. There is
no one else to pass on the blame. The PM must assume
responsibility and resign forthwith.
„
Coalgate Scam Coalgate Scam
15 16
Major scams by the
Congress led UPA Government
A brief look at the series of major scams that have hit the
Congress-led UPA government so far:
The cash-for-vote scam:
The opposition slammed the UPA government over WikiLeaks
cables revelations that the UPA -I paid some MPs to vote in favour
of the July 2008 trust vote on the Indo-US nuclear deal.
The 2G spectrum scam: (Rs. 1.76 lac crores)
The 2G licenses were issued in 2008, but the scam came to
public notice when the Income Tax department investigated political
lobbyist Niira Radia and the Supreme Court took Janata Party
president Subramaniam Swamy's complaints on record. The scam
rocked the UPA government, leading to the ouster of A. Raja as
communications minister and his subsequent jailing.
Black money: (Rs. 25 lac crores)
Hasan Ali Khan, a businessman charged with money
laundering, has reportedly $8 billion of unaccounted money stashed
in foreign bank accounts. The opposition BJP has accused Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh of being part of a 'conspiracy of silence'
in the matter.
Appointment of Chief Vigilance Commissioner P.J Thomas:
The appointment of P.J Thomas as the Chief Vigilance
Commissioner was quashed by the Supreme Court over a Kerala
corruption scandal in which his name figures.
Thomas was selected by a three-member committee of Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh, Home Minister P. Chidambaram and
opposition leader Sushma Swaraj in September last year. Sushma
Swaraj had recorded a dissent note.
Adarsh society scam:
Adarsh Housing Society, a cooperative society in Mumbai,
was reserved for the war widows and veterans of the Kargil War.
However, the flats were allocated to bureaucrats, politicians and
army personnel who had nothing to do with the Kargil War.
The 31-floor high-rise is also alleged to have been built in
violation of environment rules. The scam led to the resignation of
Ashok Chavan as Maharashtra chief minister.
Devas-Antrix deal: (Rs. 2 lac crores)
The allocation of precious S-band spectrum without any
bidding to Devas Multimedia, a private firm, in a deal between
Antrix Corporation, the commercial wing of ISRO, led to a furore.
The government scrapped the controversial deal to avoid the loss
of Rs.2 lakh crore to the exchequer.
Commonwealth Games scam: (Rs. 70,000 crores)
Allegations of wrongdoing and corruption in the holding of
the Commonwealth Games last year rocked the government.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe has detected
irregularities in various areas like merchandising, catering, CWG
Village and accreditation. The agency has arrested officials of the
Games' Organising Committee on corruption and delays in the
construction of main Games' venues.
AND now Coal mines block allocation Scam (Coalgate) of
Rs. 1,86 lac crores.
„
15 16
Major scams by the
Congress led UPA Government
A brief look at the series of major scams that have hit the
Congress-led UPA government so far:
The cash-for-vote scam:
The opposition slammed the UPA government over WikiLeaks
cables revelations that the UPA -I paid some MPs to vote in favour
of the July 2008 trust vote on the Indo-US nuclear deal.
The 2G spectrum scam: (Rs. 1.76 lac crores)
The 2G licenses were issued in 2008, but the scam came to
public notice when the Income Tax department investigated political
lobbyist Niira Radia and the Supreme Court took Janata Party
president Subramaniam Swamy's complaints on record. The scam
rocked the UPA government, leading to the ouster of A. Raja as
communications minister and his subsequent jailing.
Black money: (Rs. 25 lac crores)
Hasan Ali Khan, a businessman charged with money
laundering, has reportedly $8 billion of unaccounted money stashed
in foreign bank accounts. The opposition BJP has accused Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh of being part of a 'conspiracy of silence'
in the matter.
Appointment of Chief Vigilance Commissioner P.J Thomas:
The appointment of P.J Thomas as the Chief Vigilance
Commissioner was quashed by the Supreme Court over a Kerala
corruption scandal in which his name figures.
Thomas was selected by a three-member committee of Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh, Home Minister P. Chidambaram and
opposition leader Sushma Swaraj in September last year. Sushma
Swaraj had recorded a dissent note.
Adarsh society scam:
Adarsh Housing Society, a cooperative society in Mumbai,
was reserved for the war widows and veterans of the Kargil War.
However, the flats were allocated to bureaucrats, politicians and
army personnel who had nothing to do with the Kargil War.
The 31-floor high-rise is also alleged to have been built in
violation of environment rules. The scam led to the resignation of
Ashok Chavan as Maharashtra chief minister.
Devas-Antrix deal: (Rs. 2 lac crores)
The allocation of precious S-band spectrum without any
bidding to Devas Multimedia, a private firm, in a deal between
Antrix Corporation, the commercial wing of ISRO, led to a furore.
The government scrapped the controversial deal to avoid the loss
of Rs.2 lakh crore to the exchequer.
Commonwealth Games scam: (Rs. 70,000 crores)
Allegations of wrongdoing and corruption in the holding of
the Commonwealth Games last year rocked the government.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe has detected
irregularities in various areas like merchandising, catering, CWG
Village and accreditation. The agency has arrested officials of the
Games' Organising Committee on corruption and delays in the
construction of main Games' venues.
AND now Coal mines block allocation Scam (Coalgate) of
Rs. 1,86 lac crores.
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dksy&xsV %dksy&xsV %dksy&xsV %dksy&xsV %dksy&xsV %
;wih, ljdkj dk;wih, ljdkj dk;wih, ljdkj dk;wih, ljdkj dk;wih, ljdkj dk
lcls cM+k ?kksVkyklcls cM+k ?kksVkyklcls cM+k ?kksVkyklcls cM+k ?kksVkyklcls cM+k ?kksVkyk
vktknh ds ckn dsUnz dh ;wih, ljdkj vc rd dh lcls
Hkz"V ljdkj gSA gj fnu mldh ;g Hkz"V Nfo ,d u, ?kksVkys ds
lkFk lkeus vk jgh gSA igys jk"VªeaMy [ksyksa esa 76]000 djksM+ #i;s
dk ?kksVkyk gqvk rks 2th eksckby ykblaslksa ds vkoaVu esa ;g
?kksVkyk c<+dj 1-76 djksM+ #i;s gks x;k vkSj vc 1-86 djksM+ #i;s
ds dksyxsV ;k dks;yk ?kksVkys us lHkh gnksa dks ikj dj fn;k gSA
,;j bafM;k ds foeku [kjhnus esa ?kksVkyk] fnYyh gokbZ vM~Ms ds
futhdj.k ds fy, Msoyij dks cs'kdherh tehu migkj Lo#i
nsuk] j{kk lkSnksa vkSj j{kk Hkwfe ds gLrkarj.k esa ?kksVkys] ,afVªDl&nsokl
lkSns esa Hkkjh vfu;ferrk,a] pkoy vkSj moZjdksa dh [kjhn esa
?kksVkyk( vkSj fons'kh cSadksa esa j[ks dkys èku dks okil ykus esa
izHkkodkjh dne mBkus ls badkj lfgr u tkus fdrus ?kksVkys gq,
ftudh lwph dk dgha dksbZ var ugha gSA ?kksVkys] 'keZukd vuSfrd
vkpj.k] xcu vkSj Hkz"Vkpkj gh dkaxzsl ds usr`Ro okyh ;wih, ljdkj
dh Nfo ds i;kZ; cu x, gaS tks yksdra= dks 'keZlkj djrk gSA
dks;yk ?kksVkyk D;k gS \
1- dks;yk ,d egRoiw.kZ izkd`frd lalkèku gS ftldk LokfeRo
Hkkjr ljdkj ds ikl gSA dks;yk CykWdksa dh Hkkjh ekax dks ns[krs
gq, ;g çLrko j[kk x;k fd izfrLièkkZ uhykeh ¼dEihVhfVo fcfMax½
ds tfj;s fu"i{k vkSj ikjn'khZ rjhds ls budk vkoaVu fd;k tk,A
dks;yk ea=ky; vkSj izèkkuea=h dk;kZy; nksuksa ds ofj"B vfèkdkfj;ksa
lfgr fo'ks"kK lewgksa ds ckj&ckj vuqjksèk djus ds ckotwn bl
QSlys esa vkB o"kZ dh tku cw> dj nsjh dh xbZ vkSj blh chp cM+h
la[;k esa dks;yk CykWd mu futh daifu;ksa dks vkcafVr dj fn;s
x, ftuds dkaxzsl ds jktuhfrKksa] dsUnzh; eaf=;ksa] lRrk#<+ ikVhZ ds
lkalnksa vkSj vU; Åaps inksa ij cSBs O;fDr;ksa ls xgjs lacaèk FksA ;g
dke vikjn'khZ vkSj xaHkhj vfu;ferrkvksa ds lkFk fd;k x;kA
2- ;g bl rF; ls Li"V gS fd 1993 ls 2005 rd ¼11 Ok"kZ½
esa dsoy 70 dks;yk CykWd vkoafVr fd;s x, tcfd 2006 ls 2009
¼3 Ok"kZ½ dh vofèk esa 142 dks;yk CykWd vkoafVr dj fn;s x,A buesa
ls 70 dks;yk CykWd 145 futh daifu;ksa dks vkoafVr fd;s x,
ftuesa ls ,d us Hkh vkt rd mRiknu 'kq: ugha fd;k gSA ;s
dks;yk CykWd yxHkx eq¶r Hkh fn;s x, D;ksafd vkoafV;ksa ls ,d
NksVh jde dh cSad xkjaVh yh xbZ ftUgsa jkW;YVh dk rc Hkqxrku
djuk Fkk tc mudh dks;yk [kkuksa esa dke gksus yxsxkA bu dks;yk
CykWdksa esa 51 yk[k djksM+ #i;s dk djhc 1700 djksM+ Vu dks;yk
gSA ifj.kkeLo:i bu daifu;ksa ds 'ks;j ewY; vkSj daifu;ksa ds Hkko
cgqr T;knk c<+ x, gkaykfd bu dEifu;ksa esa ls cgqrksa ds ikl
;ksX;rk dk vHkko Fkk vkSj dà us rF;ksa dks Nqik;k Hkh FkkA
3- bl ?kksVkys dk lcls egRoiw.kZ igyw gS fd bl vofèk ds
nkSjku tc ;s dks;yk CykWd vusd ilanhnk daifu;ksa dks vkcafVr
fd;s x,] MkW- eueksgu flag [kqn dks;yk ea=h FksA nks jkT; ea=h
n'kjhukjk;.k jko vkSj larks"k cxjksfM+;k dkaxzsl ds FksA blfy,
ftu yksxksa ds cM+s yksxksa ls laidZ Fks vkSj dkaxzsl ikVhZ ds pgsrs Fks
mUgsa izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh esa tku&cw>dj vkB lky dh nsjh dj
dks;yk CykWd ns fn;s x,A
dksy&xsV %dksy&xsV %dksy&xsV %dksy&xsV %dksy&xsV %
;wih, ljdkj dk;wih, ljdkj dk;wih, ljdkj dk;wih, ljdkj dk;wih, ljdkj dk
lcls cM+k ?kksVkyklcls cM+k ?kksVkyklcls cM+k ?kksVkyklcls cM+k ?kksVkyklcls cM+k ?kksVkyk
vktknh ds ckn dsUnz dh ;wih, ljdkj vc rd dh lcls
Hkz"V ljdkj gSA gj fnu mldh ;g Hkz"V Nfo ,d u, ?kksVkys ds
lkFk lkeus vk jgh gSA igys jk"VªeaMy [ksyksa esa 76]000 djksM+ #i;s
dk ?kksVkyk gqvk rks 2th eksckby ykblaslksa ds vkoaVu esa ;g
?kksVkyk c<+dj 1-76 djksM+ #i;s gks x;k vkSj vc 1-86 djksM+ #i;s
ds dksyxsV ;k dks;yk ?kksVkys us lHkh gnksa dks ikj dj fn;k gSA
,;j bafM;k ds foeku [kjhnus esa ?kksVkyk] fnYyh gokbZ vM~Ms ds
futhdj.k ds fy, Msoyij dks cs'kdherh tehu migkj Lo#i
nsuk] j{kk lkSnksa vkSj j{kk Hkwfe ds gLrkarj.k esa ?kksVkys] ,afVªDl&nsokl
lkSns esa Hkkjh vfu;ferrk,a] pkoy vkSj moZjdksa dh [kjhn esa
?kksVkyk( vkSj fons'kh cSadksa esa j[ks dkys èku dks okil ykus esa
izHkkodkjh dne mBkus ls badkj lfgr u tkus fdrus ?kksVkys gq,
ftudh lwph dk dgha dksbZ var ugha gSA ?kksVkys] 'keZukd vuSfrd
vkpj.k] xcu vkSj Hkz"Vkpkj gh dkaxzsl ds usr`Ro okyh ;wih, ljdkj
dh Nfo ds i;kZ; cu x, gaS tks yksdra= dks 'keZlkj djrk gSA
dks;yk ?kksVkyk D;k gS \
1- dks;yk ,d egRoiw.kZ izkd`frd lalkèku gS ftldk LokfeRo
Hkkjr ljdkj ds ikl gSA dks;yk CykWdksa dh Hkkjh ekax dks ns[krs
gq, ;g çLrko j[kk x;k fd izfrLièkkZ uhykeh ¼dEihVhfVo fcfMax½
ds tfj;s fu"i{k vkSj ikjn'khZ rjhds ls budk vkoaVu fd;k tk,A
dks;yk ea=ky; vkSj izèkkuea=h dk;kZy; nksuksa ds ofj"B vfèkdkfj;ksa
lfgr fo'ks"kK lewgksa ds ckj&ckj vuqjksèk djus ds ckotwn bl
QSlys esa vkB o"kZ dh tku cw> dj nsjh dh xbZ vkSj blh chp cM+h
la[;k esa dks;yk CykWd mu futh daifu;ksa dks vkcafVr dj fn;s
x, ftuds dkaxzsl ds jktuhfrKksa] dsUnzh; eaf=;ksa] lRrk#<+ ikVhZ ds
lkalnksa vkSj vU; Åaps inksa ij cSBs O;fDr;ksa ls xgjs lacaèk FksA ;g
dke vikjn'khZ vkSj xaHkhj vfu;ferrkvksa ds lkFk fd;k x;kA
2- ;g bl rF; ls Li"V gS fd 1993 ls 2005 rd ¼11 Ok"kZ½
esa dsoy 70 dks;yk CykWd vkoafVr fd;s x, tcfd 2006 ls 2009
¼3 Ok"kZ½ dh vofèk esa 142 dks;yk CykWd vkoafVr dj fn;s x,A buesa
ls 70 dks;yk CykWd 145 futh daifu;ksa dks vkoafVr fd;s x,
ftuesa ls ,d us Hkh vkt rd mRiknu 'kq: ugha fd;k gSA ;s
dks;yk CykWd yxHkx eq¶r Hkh fn;s x, D;ksafd vkoafV;ksa ls ,d
NksVh jde dh cSad xkjaVh yh xbZ ftUgsa jkW;YVh dk rc Hkqxrku
djuk Fkk tc mudh dks;yk [kkuksa esa dke gksus yxsxkA bu dks;yk
CykWdksa esa 51 yk[k djksM+ #i;s dk djhc 1700 djksM+ Vu dks;yk
gSA ifj.kkeLo:i bu daifu;ksa ds 'ks;j ewY; vkSj daifu;ksa ds Hkko
cgqr T;knk c<+ x, gkaykfd bu dEifu;ksa esa ls cgqrksa ds ikl
;ksX;rk dk vHkko Fkk vkSj dà us rF;ksa dks Nqik;k Hkh FkkA
3- bl ?kksVkys dk lcls egRoiw.kZ igyw gS fd bl vofèk ds
nkSjku tc ;s dks;yk CykWd vusd ilanhnk daifu;ksa dks vkcafVr
fd;s x,] MkW- eueksgu flag [kqn dks;yk ea=h FksA nks jkT; ea=h
n'kjhukjk;.k jko vkSj larks"k cxjksfM+;k dkaxzsl ds FksA blfy,
ftu yksxksa ds cM+s yksxksa ls laidZ Fks vkSj dkaxzsl ikVhZ ds pgsrs Fks
mUgsa izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh esa tku&cw>dj vkB lky dh nsjh dj
dks;yk CykWd ns fn;s x,A
19 dks;yk ?kksVkyk dks;yk ?kksVkyk 20
dks;yk CykWdksa dh ekfyd Hkkjr ljdkj gS
4- dks;yk [kku jk"Vªh;dj.k vfèkfu;e 1973 ds vuqlkj]
dks;yk CykWdksa dk vkoaVu Hkkjr ljdkj ds ikl gSA dks;yk [kuu
;k rks dsUnz ljdkj djrh gS] ;k ,d fuxe ftldk LokfeRo vkSj
izcaèku dsUnz ljdkj ds ikl gS ¼tSls dksy bafM;k½ ;k ,d ljdkjh
daiuh ;kuh ,d daiuh ftlesa ljdkj ds 51 izfr'kr 'ks;j gSaA
1993 ds ckn ls dks;yk CykWd ^^dSifVo ;wt ¼dSifVo mi;ksx½** ds
fy, xSj ljdkjh daifu;ksa dks Hkh fn;s tk ldrs gSa ftldk vFkZ gS
fd dks;yk CykWd izkIr djus okyh dksbZ daiuh ^^ÅtkZ**] ^^bLikr**]
^^lhesaV** ;k ljdkj }kjk vfèklwfpr fdlh vU; vafre mi;ksx ds
fy, [kuu dj ldrh gSA blfy, ,d futh daiuh O;kolkf;d
mn~ns';ksa ds fy, dks;ys dk bLrseky ugha dj ldrh ysfdu fdlh
fu;r vafre mi;ksx ds fy, [kuu dj ldrh gSA
dks;yk CykWd vkoaVu dh izfØ;k ¼LØhfuax desVh½
5- Hkkjr ds ikl dks;ys ds fo'kky HkaMkj gSa vkSj 01@04@2011
rd ns'k esa dks;yk dk HkwxHkhZ; HkaMkj 2]85]863 fefy;u Vu gSA
dks;yk vFkZO;oLFkk dks rkdr nsus okyk cgqewY; vkSj Hkjkslsean lzksr
gSA ns'k dh O;kolkf;d ÅtkZ dh vkèks ls T;knk t#jrsa dks;ys ls
iwjh gksrh gSaA bl le; dksy bafM;k fyfeVsM ¼Hkkjr ljdkj dk
miØe½ ns'k esa miHkksDrkvksa dh t#jrksa dk 81 izfr'kr dks;yk
vkiwfrZ djrk gSA
6- pwafd dks;yk CykWd Hkkjr ljdkj ds gSa blfy, bls
vkoafVr djus dk dkuwuh vfèkdkj Hkh Hkkjr ljdkj dks gSaA jkT;
ljdkjksa ds ikl u rks dks;yk CykWdksa dk LokfeRo gS vkSj u gh os
fdlh futh daiuh dks bUgsa vkoafVr dj ldrh gSaA ;gka rd fd
jkT; fo|qr cksMZ ¼;k dksbZ u;k uke ftlls og tkus tkrs gSa½ ;k
vU; lkoZtfud daiuh tSls ,uVhihlh vkfn] dks Hkh Hkkjr ljdkj
}kjk vkcafVr fd;s tkus ds ckn gh dks;yk CykWd feyrs gSaA
7- LØhfuax desVh&1993 ds ckn ls] dks;yk CykWdksa ds vkcaVu
dh flQkfj'k ds fy, LØhfuax desVh dh izfØ;k dks viuk;k x;kA
bl desVh dk xBu Hkkjr ljdkj us fd;k ftldk lapkyu
dks;yk lfpo] dks;yk ea=ky; ds vU; vfèkdkjh] bLikr] fo|qr]
m|ksx vkSj jsy ea=ky; ds izfrfufèk djrs gSaA blesa mu jkT;
ljdkjksa ds izfrfufèk Hkh gSa tgka dks;yk [kkusa gSaA
8- tc Hkh dSifVo [kkuksa ds fy;s vthZ vkrh gS rks lgh izfdz;k
;g gksrh gS fd mlds ckjs esa lc) ea=ky; tSls ÅtkZ ¼ÅtkZ
la;=ksa ds fy;s½] bLikr ¼bLikr dkj[kkuksa ds fy;s½]lhesaV ¼lhesaV
dkj[kkuks ds fy;s½ esa igys tkap iM+rky gksrh gSA LØhfuax desVh
dks r; ekunaMksa dk ikyu djuk gksrk gSAlac) ea=ky; dks vthZ
nsusokyh daiuh dk C;kSjk gkfly djuk ifj;kstuk dh mi;ksfxrk
dk vkdyu] rduhdh ,oa vkfFkZd n`f"V ls mldh mi;ksfxrk dk
vkdyu djuk gksrk gS vkSj mldh rS;kjh ,oa xq.koRrk vkfn ek=k
dh n`f"V ls dks;ys dh vko';drk dk vkadyu djuk gksrk gSA
fQj mls vius lq>ko Ldzhfuax desVh dks Hkstus gksrs gSaA
9- ysfdu LØhfuax desVh dsoy flQkfj'k dj ldrh vkSj
okLrfod vkoaVu Hkkjr ljdkj ds dks;yk ea=h ds gLrk{kj ds ckn
gksrk gSA
10- ,uMh, ds 'kklu ds nkSjku vkSj ;gka rd fd mlls igys
futh daifu;ksa dks dsoy mlh fLFkfr esa dks;yk CykWd vkoafVr fd;s
tkrs Fks tc dksy bafM;k dks dksbZ vkifRr ugh gksrh FkhA bl rjg
ljdkjh daiuh ds fgrksa ds lkFk dksbZ le>kSrk ugh fd;k tkrk FkkA
;gh ugha ,uMh, ds 'kklu esa iwjh tkap iM+rky ds ckn gh futh
daifu;ksa dks dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr fd;s x;s FksA dbZ tkuh ekuh
daifu;ksa ds dks;yk Cykd ds vkoaVu dks fujLr fd;k x;k ftUgksaus
fuèkkZfjr le; esa [kuu 'kq: ugha fd;kA ;gh otg Fkh fd 1993
ls 2005 ds chp dsoy 70 dks;yk Cykd ¼,uMh, ds Ng o"kZ ds
'kklu esa 32½ vkcafVr fd;s x;s tcfd 2006 ls 2009 ds chp ¼ek=
rhu o"kZ esa½ ;wih, ljdkj }kjk uhykeh dh izfdz;k dks viukus esa
dks;yk CykWdksa dh ekfyd Hkkjr ljdkj gS
4- dks;yk [kku jk"Vªh;dj.k vfèkfu;e 1973 ds vuqlkj]
dks;yk CykWdksa dk vkoaVu Hkkjr ljdkj ds ikl gSA dks;yk [kuu
;k rks dsUnz ljdkj djrh gS] ;k ,d fuxe ftldk LokfeRo vkSj
izcaèku dsUnz ljdkj ds ikl gS ¼tSls dksy bafM;k½ ;k ,d ljdkjh
daiuh ;kuh ,d daiuh ftlesa ljdkj ds 51 izfr'kr 'ks;j gSaA
1993 ds ckn ls dks;yk CykWd ^^dSifVo ;wt ¼dSifVo mi;ksx½** ds
fy, xSj ljdkjh daifu;ksa dks Hkh fn;s tk ldrs gSa ftldk vFkZ gS
fd dks;yk CykWd izkIr djus okyh dksbZ daiuh ^^ÅtkZ**] ^^bLikr**]
^^lhesaV** ;k ljdkj }kjk vfèklwfpr fdlh vU; vafre mi;ksx ds
fy, [kuu dj ldrh gSA blfy, ,d futh daiuh O;kolkf;d
mn~ns';ksa ds fy, dks;ys dk bLrseky ugha dj ldrh ysfdu fdlh
fu;r vafre mi;ksx ds fy, [kuu dj ldrh gSA
dks;yk CykWd vkoaVu dh izfØ;k ¼LØhfuax desVh½
5- Hkkjr ds ikl dks;ys ds fo'kky HkaMkj gSa vkSj 01@04@2011
rd ns'k esa dks;yk dk HkwxHkhZ; HkaMkj 2]85]863 fefy;u Vu gSA
dks;yk vFkZO;oLFkk dks rkdr nsus okyk cgqewY; vkSj Hkjkslsean lzksr
gSA ns'k dh O;kolkf;d ÅtkZ dh vkèks ls T;knk t#jrsa dks;ys ls
iwjh gksrh gSaA bl le; dksy bafM;k fyfeVsM ¼Hkkjr ljdkj dk
miØe½ ns'k esa miHkksDrkvksa dh t#jrksa dk 81 izfr'kr dks;yk
vkiwfrZ djrk gSA
6- pwafd dks;yk CykWd Hkkjr ljdkj ds gSa blfy, bls
vkoafVr djus dk dkuwuh vfèkdkj Hkh Hkkjr ljdkj dks gSaA jkT;
ljdkjksa ds ikl u rks dks;yk CykWdksa dk LokfeRo gS vkSj u gh os
fdlh futh daiuh dks bUgsa vkoafVr dj ldrh gSaA ;gka rd fd
jkT; fo|qr cksMZ ¼;k dksbZ u;k uke ftlls og tkus tkrs gSa½ ;k
vU; lkoZtfud daiuh tSls ,uVhihlh vkfn] dks Hkh Hkkjr ljdkj
}kjk vkcafVr fd;s tkus ds ckn gh dks;yk CykWd feyrs gSaA
7- LØhfuax desVh&1993 ds ckn ls] dks;yk CykWdksa ds vkcaVu
dh flQkfj'k ds fy, LØhfuax desVh dh izfØ;k dks viuk;k x;kA
bl desVh dk xBu Hkkjr ljdkj us fd;k ftldk lapkyu
dks;yk lfpo] dks;yk ea=ky; ds vU; vfèkdkjh] bLikr] fo|qr]
m|ksx vkSj jsy ea=ky; ds izfrfufèk djrs gSaA blesa mu jkT;
ljdkjksa ds izfrfufèk Hkh gSa tgka dks;yk [kkusa gSaA
8- tc Hkh dSifVo [kkuksa ds fy;s vthZ vkrh gS rks lgh izfdz;k
;g gksrh gS fd mlds ckjs esa lc) ea=ky; tSls ÅtkZ ¼ÅtkZ
la;=ksa ds fy;s½] bLikr ¼bLikr dkj[kkuksa ds fy;s½]lhesaV ¼lhesaV
dkj[kkuks ds fy;s½ esa igys tkap iM+rky gksrh gSA LØhfuax desVh
dks r; ekunaMksa dk ikyu djuk gksrk gSAlac) ea=ky; dks vthZ
nsusokyh daiuh dk C;kSjk gkfly djuk ifj;kstuk dh mi;ksfxrk
dk vkdyu] rduhdh ,oa vkfFkZd n`f"V ls mldh mi;ksfxrk dk
vkdyu djuk gksrk gS vkSj mldh rS;kjh ,oa xq.koRrk vkfn ek=k
dh n`f"V ls dks;ys dh vko';drk dk vkadyu djuk gksrk gSA
fQj mls vius lq>ko Ldzhfuax desVh dks Hkstus gksrs gSaA
9- ysfdu LØhfuax desVh dsoy flQkfj'k dj ldrh vkSj
okLrfod vkoaVu Hkkjr ljdkj ds dks;yk ea=h ds gLrk{kj ds ckn
gksrk gSA
10- ,uMh, ds 'kklu ds nkSjku vkSj ;gka rd fd mlls igys
futh daifu;ksa dks dsoy mlh fLFkfr esa dks;yk CykWd vkoafVr fd;s
tkrs Fks tc dksy bafM;k dks dksbZ vkifRr ugh gksrh FkhA bl rjg
ljdkjh daiuh ds fgrksa ds lkFk dksbZ le>kSrk ugh fd;k tkrk FkkA
;gh ugha ,uMh, ds 'kklu esa iwjh tkap iM+rky ds ckn gh futh
daifu;ksa dks dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr fd;s x;s FksA dbZ tkuh ekuh
daifu;ksa ds dks;yk Cykd ds vkoaVu dks fujLr fd;k x;k ftUgksaus
fuèkkZfjr le; esa [kuu 'kq: ugha fd;kA ;gh otg Fkh fd 1993
ls 2005 ds chp dsoy 70 dks;yk Cykd ¼,uMh, ds Ng o"kZ ds
'kklu esa 32½ vkcafVr fd;s x;s tcfd 2006 ls 2009 ds chp ¼ek=
rhu o"kZ esa½ ;wih, ljdkj }kjk uhykeh dh izfdz;k dks viukus esa
21 dks;yk ?kksVkyk dks;yk ?kksVkyk 22
tkucw>dj nsjh djds 142 dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr dj fn;s x;sA
;gka rd dks;yk ea=ky; ls vukifRr izek.k i= gkfly djus dh
vfuok;Zrk dks Hkh [kRe dj fn;k x;kA
dks;yk vkSj fctyh {ks= esa lqèkkj vkSj fodkl ds fy;s
,uMh, ljdkj }kjk dh xbZ igy
11- Jh vVy fcgkjh oktis;h ds usr`Ro esa ,uMh, ljdkj us
dks;yk fctyh ds {ks= esa lqèkkj vkSj fodkl ds fy;s dbZ cM+s igy
fd;sA dks;yk [kku jk"Vªh; dj.k la'kksèku foèks;d 2000 dks laln
esa is'k fd;k x;k ftles [kku dgk¡ vofLFkr gS] mldk vkdkj D;k
gSa vkSj vU; 'krksZa ds ckjs esa futh daifu;ksa }kjk dks;yk [kuu ds
fy;s fu"i{k vkSj ikjn'khZ 'krksZa dk mYys[k FkkA LFkkbZ lfefr dh
flQkfj'kksa ds feyus ds ckn Hkh ;g jkT;lHkk esa vkB o"kksZa ls Hkh
vfèkd le; rd yafcr iM+k jgk vkSj ;wih, ljdkj us bl foèks;d
ds ckjs esa dksbZ dne ugha mBk;kA
12- fctyh dkuwu 2003 ,uMh, ds 'kklu ds nkSjku ikfjr
fd;k x;k ftlds rgr fctyh ds {ks= esa nwjxkeh izHkko ls ifjorZu
fd;k x;kA igyh ckj fctyh mRiknu dks xSj ykblsalh dkedkt
dh ifjfèk esa yk;k x;kA blds ek;us Fkk fd vxj dksbZ us'kuy
fxzM ;k fdlh vkSj ekè;e ls rki ;k xSj ikjaifjd lzksrkas ls fctyh
mRiknu djrk gS rks mls ykbZlsal dh t:jr ugha gksxhA
mijksDr dkuwu ds dkj.k dks;yk Cykd dh ekax c< xbZ
vkSj 2004 ls dks;yk dh dheras Hkh c<+ xbZa
13- dkuwu esa mijksDr ifjorZu ds dkj.k dks;yk Cykd dh ekax
c<+ xbZ D;ksafd rki fctyh la;= yxkus esa dbZ daifu;ksa dh
fnypLih c<+h D;ksafd blds fy;s ykbZlsal dh t:jr ugha FkhA o"kZ
2004 ls nqfu;k Hkj esa dks;yk dh dhersa c<us yxhaA ;g 20 ls 25
Mkyj ls c<dj 130 ls 150 Mkyj izfr Vu gks x;kA ;gka rd fd
Hkkjr esa Hkh dks;yk dh dherksa esa vizR;f'kr o`f) gks xbZ D;ksafd
dksy bafM;k }kjk bZ uhykeh tSlh ubZ izfdz;k dks 'kq: dj fn;k
x;k FkkA
uhykeh ds tfj;s dks;yk Cykd ds vkoaVu dh voèkkj.kk
14- izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh ¼dEifVfVo fcfMax½ ds tfj;s lhfer
dks;yk Cykd vkoaVu dh voèkkj.kk 28-06-2004 dks lkoZtfud
gqbZA dks;yk lfpo us 16-07-2004 dks ,d cgqr gh foLr`r uksV
ntZ djk;k fd dksy bafM;k }kjk vkiwfrZ fd;s tkus okys dks;yk
vkSj lhfer [kkuksa ls [kuu fd;s tkusokys dks;yk dh dherksa]
Hkkjh varj gksrk gS vkSj bl izdkj ftls Hkh lhfer dks;yk [kku
feysxk mls Hkkjh equkQk gksxkA uhykeh dh izfdz;k ls gh
lkoZtfud mn~ns';ksa ds fy;s bl Hkkjh equkQs ij fu;a=.k yxk;k
tk ldsxkA
izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh ;kstuk ij fu.kZ; ysus es ;wih,
ljdkj us tkucw>dj vkB o"kZ dh nsjh dh
15- dks;yk Cykdksa dh izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh ;kstuk fu"i{k
vkSj ikjn'khZ Fkh vkSj tufgr esa Fkh D;ksafd blls ljdkj dks cgqr
vPNk jktLo feyrkA bl ;kstuk ds ckjs esa tYn fu.kZ; ysus ds
ctk; ;wih, ljdkj us tkucw>dj dksbZ u dksbZ cgkuk cukdj nsjh
dhA okLro esa izèkkuea=h dk;kZy; esa 25 tqykbZ 2005 dks izèkkuea=h
ds izèkku lfpo Vh ds uk;j dh vè;{krk esa ,d cSBd gqbZ ftleas
ih,evks ds vfèkdkfj;ksa us nyhy nh fd ,d rkfdZd uhykeh izfdz;k
ls ;g lqfuf'pr gksxk fd izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh ls gkfly gksusokys
dks;yk dh dhersa dksy bafM;k ls ;k vk;kr ds tfj;s feyus okys
dks;yk ls de gksxhA ;gka rd dks;yk ea=ky; us bl ij tksj
fn;k fd futh daifu;ksa dks csrgk'kk equkQk nsus ls jksdus ds fy;s
izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh mi;qDr gksxhA fQj Hkh izèkkuea=h dh Lohd`fr
ls Ldzhfuax desVh dks cuk;s j[kk x;k D;ksafd nyhy ;g Fkh fd
dkuwu esa ifjorZu djuk gksxkA
16- fofèk foHkkx us tqykbZ 2006 esa lq>ko fn;k fd izfrLièkkZRed
uhykeh dh O;oLFkk djus ds fy;s ljdkjh vkns'k ds tfj;s
tkucw>dj nsjh djds 142 dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr dj fn;s x;sA
;gka rd dks;yk ea=ky; ls vukifRr izek.k i= gkfly djus dh
vfuok;Zrk dks Hkh [kRe dj fn;k x;kA
dks;yk vkSj fctyh {ks= esa lqèkkj vkSj fodkl ds fy;s
,uMh, ljdkj }kjk dh xbZ igy
11- Jh vVy fcgkjh oktis;h ds usr`Ro esa ,uMh, ljdkj us
dks;yk fctyh ds {ks= esa lqèkkj vkSj fodkl ds fy;s dbZ cM+s igy
fd;sA dks;yk [kku jk"Vªh; dj.k la'kksèku foèks;d 2000 dks laln
esa is'k fd;k x;k ftles [kku dgk¡ vofLFkr gS] mldk vkdkj D;k
gSa vkSj vU; 'krksZa ds ckjs esa futh daifu;ksa }kjk dks;yk [kuu ds
fy;s fu"i{k vkSj ikjn'khZ 'krksZa dk mYys[k FkkA LFkkbZ lfefr dh
flQkfj'kksa ds feyus ds ckn Hkh ;g jkT;lHkk esa vkB o"kksZa ls Hkh
vfèkd le; rd yafcr iM+k jgk vkSj ;wih, ljdkj us bl foèks;d
ds ckjs esa dksbZ dne ugha mBk;kA
12- fctyh dkuwu 2003 ,uMh, ds 'kklu ds nkSjku ikfjr
fd;k x;k ftlds rgr fctyh ds {ks= esa nwjxkeh izHkko ls ifjorZu
fd;k x;kA igyh ckj fctyh mRiknu dks xSj ykblsalh dkedkt
dh ifjfèk esa yk;k x;kA blds ek;us Fkk fd vxj dksbZ us'kuy
fxzM ;k fdlh vkSj ekè;e ls rki ;k xSj ikjaifjd lzksrkas ls fctyh
mRiknu djrk gS rks mls ykbZlsal dh t:jr ugha gksxhA
mijksDr dkuwu ds dkj.k dks;yk Cykd dh ekax c< xbZ
vkSj 2004 ls dks;yk dh dheras Hkh c<+ xbZa
13- dkuwu esa mijksDr ifjorZu ds dkj.k dks;yk Cykd dh ekax
c<+ xbZ D;ksafd rki fctyh la;= yxkus esa dbZ daifu;ksa dh
fnypLih c<+h D;ksafd blds fy;s ykbZlsal dh t:jr ugha FkhA o"kZ
2004 ls nqfu;k Hkj esa dks;yk dh dhersa c<us yxhaA ;g 20 ls 25
Mkyj ls c<dj 130 ls 150 Mkyj izfr Vu gks x;kA ;gka rd fd
Hkkjr esa Hkh dks;yk dh dherksa esa vizR;f'kr o`f) gks xbZ D;ksafd
dksy bafM;k }kjk bZ uhykeh tSlh ubZ izfdz;k dks 'kq: dj fn;k
x;k FkkA
uhykeh ds tfj;s dks;yk Cykd ds vkoaVu dh voèkkj.kk
14- izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh ¼dEifVfVo fcfMax½ ds tfj;s lhfer
dks;yk Cykd vkoaVu dh voèkkj.kk 28-06-2004 dks lkoZtfud
gqbZA dks;yk lfpo us 16-07-2004 dks ,d cgqr gh foLr`r uksV
ntZ djk;k fd dksy bafM;k }kjk vkiwfrZ fd;s tkus okys dks;yk
vkSj lhfer [kkuksa ls [kuu fd;s tkusokys dks;yk dh dherksa]
Hkkjh varj gksrk gS vkSj bl izdkj ftls Hkh lhfer dks;yk [kku
feysxk mls Hkkjh equkQk gksxkA uhykeh dh izfdz;k ls gh
lkoZtfud mn~ns';ksa ds fy;s bl Hkkjh equkQs ij fu;a=.k yxk;k
tk ldsxkA
izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh ;kstuk ij fu.kZ; ysus es ;wih,
ljdkj us tkucw>dj vkB o"kZ dh nsjh dh
15- dks;yk Cykdksa dh izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh ;kstuk fu"i{k
vkSj ikjn'khZ Fkh vkSj tufgr esa Fkh D;ksafd blls ljdkj dks cgqr
vPNk jktLo feyrkA bl ;kstuk ds ckjs esa tYn fu.kZ; ysus ds
ctk; ;wih, ljdkj us tkucw>dj dksbZ u dksbZ cgkuk cukdj nsjh
dhA okLro esa izèkkuea=h dk;kZy; esa 25 tqykbZ 2005 dks izèkkuea=h
ds izèkku lfpo Vh ds uk;j dh vè;{krk esa ,d cSBd gqbZ ftleas
ih,evks ds vfèkdkfj;ksa us nyhy nh fd ,d rkfdZd uhykeh izfdz;k
ls ;g lqfuf'pr gksxk fd izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh ls gkfly gksusokys
dks;yk dh dhersa dksy bafM;k ls ;k vk;kr ds tfj;s feyus okys
dks;yk ls de gksxhA ;gka rd dks;yk ea=ky; us bl ij tksj
fn;k fd futh daifu;ksa dks csrgk'kk equkQk nsus ls jksdus ds fy;s
izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh mi;qDr gksxhA fQj Hkh izèkkuea=h dh Lohd`fr
ls Ldzhfuax desVh dks cuk;s j[kk x;k D;ksafd nyhy ;g Fkh fd
dkuwu esa ifjorZu djuk gksxkA
16- fofèk foHkkx us tqykbZ 2006 esa lq>ko fn;k fd izfrLièkkZRed
uhykeh dh O;oLFkk djus ds fy;s ljdkjh vkns'k ds tfj;s
23 dks;yk ?kksVkyk dks;yk ?kksVkyk 24
Ldzhfuax O;oLFkk dks [kRe fd;k tk ldrk gSA Ldzhfuax desVh dks
fdlh dkuwu ds tfj;s ugh cuk;k x;k gS cfYd ,d iz'kklfud
vkns'k ls cuk;k x;k gS tks vklkuh ls laHko gSA ysfdu ,e,eMhvkj
dkuwu 1956 esa la'kksèku ds fy;s foèks;d ykus esa cgqr nsjh dh xbZ
vkSj mls 17-10-2008 dks is'k fd;k x;kA fQj mls ikfjr djk;k
x;k vkSj 9-9-2010 dks vfèklwfpr fd;k x;kA blds lacafèkr fu;e
dks Hkh Hkkjh nsjh djrs gq, bls 02-02-2012 dks gh vfèklwfpr fd;k
x;kA ;g bl ckr dk izR;{k izek.k gS fd izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh
O;oLFkk dks ykxw djus esa ljdkj }kjk gj Lrj ij tkucw> dj nsjh
dh xbZA
17- okLro esa dks;yk jkT; ea=h n'kjh ukjk;.k jko us 28-11-
2007 dks yksdlHkk esa fyf[kr mRrj esa Li"V rkSj ij crk;k Fkk fd
dqN jkT;ksa vkSj vU; dh vkifRr;ka csotg gS vkSj izfrLièkkZRed
uhykeh ds tfj;s dks;yk CykWd dk vkoaVu dgha T;knk ikjn'khZ
vkSj ldkjkRed rjhds ls laHko gksxkA mUgksaus ;g Hkh crk;k fd
dksy bafM;k ds vfèklwfpr ewY; ds eqdkcys uhykeh ds dkj.k
dks;yk dh dhersa ugha c<saxhA fQj dkuwu vkSj fu;eksa dks vfèklwfpr
djus esa ikap o"kZ ls Hkh T;knk le; fcrk fn;k x;kA
igys ls r; futh daifu;ksa dks Qk;nk igqapkus ds fy;s
izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh esa tkucw>dj nsjh
18- ljdkj dh izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh esa nsjh ds ihNs lksph
le>h ;kstuk Fkh D;ksafd og viuh pgsrh daifu;ksa dks Qk;nk
igqapkuk pkgrh Fkh tks ljdkj ;k dkaxzsl ikVhZ ;k egŸoiw.kZ yksxksa
ds utnhdh Fks rFkk tks ikVhZ dks [kq'k j[krs gSaA ;gh otg Fkh fd
egt rhu o"kksZa esa 2006 ls 2009 ds chp Ldzhfuax desVh us
vikjn'khZ vkSj euekus <ax dks viuk;k rFkk tYnckth esa 142
dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr dj fn;s x;sA
¼d-½ 2006 ls 2009 ds chp egt rhu o"kksZa esa 142 Cykdksa esa 70
Cykd futh daifu;ksa dks vkoafVr dj fn;s x;sA blds ihNs rdZ
fn;k x;k fd ns'k esa fctyh dk mRiknu c<kus ds fy;s ,slk fd;k
tk jgk gS ysfdu fdlh Hkh daiuh us dks;yk mRiknu 'kq: ugh
fd;kA bldh iqf"V Lo;a dks;yk ea=h Jhizdk'k tk;loky us 27-
8-2012 dks jkT;lHkk lkaln Jh izdk'k tkoMsdj ds iz'u la[;k
1559 ds vrkjkafdr iz'u ds mRrj esa dh gSA
¼[k-½ okLro esa bu daifu;ksa dks Hkkjh Qk;nk igqapk;k x;k
D;ksafd muds 'ks;j ds ewY; cgqr c<+ x;s vkSj cktkj esa Hkh lk[k
c<+ xbZA buesa ls dqN daifu;ksa us vius 'ks;j csp dj 600 ls 700
djksM+ :i;s equkQk dek fy;kA
¼x-½ lh,th us Hkh viuh fjiksVZ esa bldk mYys[k fd;k gS fd
Ldzhfuax desVh dh dk;Zokfg;ksa dk vè;;u djus ds ckn ;g
vuqeku yxk ikuk eqf'dy gS fd dSls fdlh ,d daiuh dk p;u
fd;k x;kA dbZ ekeyksa esa rks Ldzhfuax desVh us ,d gh Cykd vthZ
nsusokys nks rhu yksxksa dks ns fn;s ftuds ckjs esa dqN irk ugha Fkk
fd mUgksaus dksbZ la;qDr vthZ nh Fkh ;k la;qDr m|e yxkuk pkgrs
FksA
¼?k-½ lhchvkbZ tkap esa gj jkst u;s [kqykls gks jgs gSa fd dSls
dqN daifu;ksa dks QthZ nLrkostksa ds vkèkkj ij ;ksX; crk;k x;kA
dqN us rks ;g Hkh [kqyklk ugha fd;k fd muds ikl igys ls gh
dbZ [knkusa gSaA dqN daifu;ksa us dkaxzsl ds utnhdh jktusrkvksa }kjk
cukbZ xbZ daifu;ksa ds lkFk feydj ikap ls Ng Cykd rd gkfly
dj fy;sA
¼M+½ Ldzhfuax desVh dh vafre cSBd o"kZ 2008 esa gqbZ Fkh ysfdu
2009 ls uoacj 2011 ds chp vkSj 36 futh daifu;ksa dks 17 dks;yk
Cykd vkoafVr dj fn;s x;sA ;g bl rF; dks n'kkZrk gS fd
izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh ds fy;s dkuwu esa la'kksèku gksus ds ckn Hkh ;g
lc tkjh FkkA njvly dks;yk ea=h us 28 ebZ 2009 vkSj nks fnuksa
ds vanj ukS futh daifu;ksa dks pkj dks;yk CykWd vkoafVr dj
fn;sA
Ldzhfuax O;oLFkk dks [kRe fd;k tk ldrk gSA Ldzhfuax desVh dks
fdlh dkuwu ds tfj;s ugh cuk;k x;k gS cfYd ,d iz'kklfud
vkns'k ls cuk;k x;k gS tks vklkuh ls laHko gSA ysfdu ,e,eMhvkj
dkuwu 1956 esa la'kksèku ds fy;s foèks;d ykus esa cgqr nsjh dh xbZ
vkSj mls 17-10-2008 dks is'k fd;k x;kA fQj mls ikfjr djk;k
x;k vkSj 9-9-2010 dks vfèklwfpr fd;k x;kA blds lacafèkr fu;e
dks Hkh Hkkjh nsjh djrs gq, bls 02-02-2012 dks gh vfèklwfpr fd;k
x;kA ;g bl ckr dk izR;{k izek.k gS fd izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh
O;oLFkk dks ykxw djus esa ljdkj }kjk gj Lrj ij tkucw> dj nsjh
dh xbZA
17- okLro esa dks;yk jkT; ea=h n'kjh ukjk;.k jko us 28-11-
2007 dks yksdlHkk esa fyf[kr mRrj esa Li"V rkSj ij crk;k Fkk fd
dqN jkT;ksa vkSj vU; dh vkifRr;ka csotg gS vkSj izfrLièkkZRed
uhykeh ds tfj;s dks;yk CykWd dk vkoaVu dgha T;knk ikjn'khZ
vkSj ldkjkRed rjhds ls laHko gksxkA mUgksaus ;g Hkh crk;k fd
dksy bafM;k ds vfèklwfpr ewY; ds eqdkcys uhykeh ds dkj.k
dks;yk dh dhersa ugha c<saxhA fQj dkuwu vkSj fu;eksa dks vfèklwfpr
djus esa ikap o"kZ ls Hkh T;knk le; fcrk fn;k x;kA
igys ls r; futh daifu;ksa dks Qk;nk igqapkus ds fy;s
izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh esa tkucw>dj nsjh
18- ljdkj dh izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh esa nsjh ds ihNs lksph
le>h ;kstuk Fkh D;ksafd og viuh pgsrh daifu;ksa dks Qk;nk
igqapkuk pkgrh Fkh tks ljdkj ;k dkaxzsl ikVhZ ;k egŸoiw.kZ yksxksa
ds utnhdh Fks rFkk tks ikVhZ dks [kq'k j[krs gSaA ;gh otg Fkh fd
egt rhu o"kksZa esa 2006 ls 2009 ds chp Ldzhfuax desVh us
vikjn'khZ vkSj euekus <ax dks viuk;k rFkk tYnckth esa 142
dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr dj fn;s x;sA
¼d-½ 2006 ls 2009 ds chp egt rhu o"kksZa esa 142 Cykdksa esa 70
Cykd futh daifu;ksa dks vkoafVr dj fn;s x;sA blds ihNs rdZ
fn;k x;k fd ns'k esa fctyh dk mRiknu c<kus ds fy;s ,slk fd;k
tk jgk gS ysfdu fdlh Hkh daiuh us dks;yk mRiknu 'kq: ugh
fd;kA bldh iqf"V Lo;a dks;yk ea=h Jhizdk'k tk;loky us 27-
8-2012 dks jkT;lHkk lkaln Jh izdk'k tkoMsdj ds iz'u la[;k
1559 ds vrkjkafdr iz'u ds mRrj esa dh gSA
¼[k-½ okLro esa bu daifu;ksa dks Hkkjh Qk;nk igqapk;k x;k
D;ksafd muds 'ks;j ds ewY; cgqr c<+ x;s vkSj cktkj esa Hkh lk[k
c<+ xbZA buesa ls dqN daifu;ksa us vius 'ks;j csp dj 600 ls 700
djksM+ :i;s equkQk dek fy;kA
¼x-½ lh,th us Hkh viuh fjiksVZ esa bldk mYys[k fd;k gS fd
Ldzhfuax desVh dh dk;Zokfg;ksa dk vè;;u djus ds ckn ;g
vuqeku yxk ikuk eqf'dy gS fd dSls fdlh ,d daiuh dk p;u
fd;k x;kA dbZ ekeyksa esa rks Ldzhfuax desVh us ,d gh Cykd vthZ
nsusokys nks rhu yksxksa dks ns fn;s ftuds ckjs esa dqN irk ugha Fkk
fd mUgksaus dksbZ la;qDr vthZ nh Fkh ;k la;qDr m|e yxkuk pkgrs
FksA
¼?k-½ lhchvkbZ tkap esa gj jkst u;s [kqykls gks jgs gSa fd dSls
dqN daifu;ksa dks QthZ nLrkostksa ds vkèkkj ij ;ksX; crk;k x;kA
dqN us rks ;g Hkh [kqyklk ugha fd;k fd muds ikl igys ls gh
dbZ [knkusa gSaA dqN daifu;ksa us dkaxzsl ds utnhdh jktusrkvksa }kjk
cukbZ xbZ daifu;ksa ds lkFk feydj ikap ls Ng Cykd rd gkfly
dj fy;sA
¼M+½ Ldzhfuax desVh dh vafre cSBd o"kZ 2008 esa gqbZ Fkh ysfdu
2009 ls uoacj 2011 ds chp vkSj 36 futh daifu;ksa dks 17 dks;yk
Cykd vkoafVr dj fn;s x;sA ;g bl rF; dks n'kkZrk gS fd
izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh ds fy;s dkuwu esa la'kksèku gksus ds ckn Hkh ;g
lc tkjh FkkA njvly dks;yk ea=h us 28 ebZ 2009 vkSj nks fnuksa
ds vanj ukS futh daifu;ksa dks pkj dks;yk CykWd vkoafVr dj
fn;sA
25 dks;yk ?kksVkyk dks;yk ?kksVkyk 26
dkaxzsl ds djhch jktusrk rFkk lacaèkh ftUgsa dks;yk Cykd
feyk
19- ¼d-½ dsanzh; ea=h lqcksèkdkar lgk; us ,l-ds-,l- bLikr ,oa
ikoj fyfeVsM dks nks dks;yk Cykd fnyk;k ftlds lkFk muds HkbZ
lqèkhj lgk; tqMs+ gSaA mUgksaus izèkkuea=h dks futh rkSj ij gLr{ksi
djus ds fy, 5-2-2008 dks ,d i= fy[kk vkSj Bhd mlds vxys
gh fnu ih,evks ¼izèkkuea=h Lo;a dks;yk ea=h Fks½ us dks;yk lfpo
dks mfpr dkjZokbZ djus ds funsZ'k fn;sA mlds ckn dks;yk Cykd
rqjar vkoafVr dj fn;k x;kA
¼[k-½ jkT;lHkk ls dkaxzsl lkaln fot; nMkZ us vius HkkbZ
egkjk"Vª ds f'k{kk ea=h jktsanz MjMk ds lkFk feydj ts-,y-Mh-
;oreky ,uthZ ds uke ls ,d daiuh cukbZ ftls NRrhlx<+ esa
jkT; ljdkj dh vuq'kalk ds cxSj dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr dj fn;k
x;kAdaiuh us ;s tkudkjh Nqikà fd mls igys Hkh dks;yk Cykd
vkoafVr gks pqdk gSA
¼x-½ fot; nMkZ ds lkFk utnhdh O;kolkf;d fj'rs j[kus okys
eukst tk;loky dh daiuh vfHkthr xzqi dks reke xM+cfM+;ksa ds
ckotwn Ng dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr fd;k x;kA vc ;g lcdks
ekywe gks pqdk gS fd dks;yk ea=h Jhizdk'k tk;loky eukst
tk;loky] ds ikfjokfjd fookn esa vafre eè;LFk ¼vfcZVsªVj½ FksA
;g ?kfu"B lacaèk Li"V gSA njvly nLrkost lkfcr djrs gSa fd
,-,e-vkj- ¼eukst tk;loky dh ikfjokfjd daiuh½ dk 26 izfr'kr
'ks;j eq¶r esa yksder dks vkoafVr fd;k x;k D;ksafd dks;yk Cykd
dk vkoaVu mUgha ds iz;klksa ls gqvk Fkk vkSj ckdh ds 14 izfr'kr
'ks;j nsus ds ckjs esa Jhizdk'kth dks fu.kZ; ysuk FkkA
¼?k-½ dkaxzsl lkaln uohu ftany ¼ftany LVhy ,aM ikoj
fyfeVsM½ }kjk cukbZ xbZ daifu;ksa dks Hkh ikap dks;yk Cykd
vkoafVr fd;s x;sA
¼M-½ vkjtsMh ds jkT;lHkk lkaln izse pan xqIrk ds csVs dh
daiuh vkbZ-,l-Vh- LVhy ,aM ikoj fyfeVsM dks Hkh ,d dks;yk
Cykd feykA Jh çsepUnz xqIrk igys ;wih, ljdkj esa ea=h jg pqds
gSaA
¼p-½ Mh,eds ds lwpuk ,oa izlkj.k jkT; ea=h ,l- txrj{kd.k
vius ifjokj ds lnL;ksa ds lkFk ts-vkj- ikoj tujs'ku izkbosV
fyfeVsM esa Mk;jsDVj FksA egt ikap fnu iqjkuh daiuh iqMqpsjh
vkS|ksfxd laoèkZu fodkl fuxe ds lkFk lgefr i= ,evks;w ij
djkj fd;k vkSj 2007 esa mls ,d dks;yk Cykd fey x;kA
¼N-½ tsy esa can >kj[kaM ds eq[;ea=h eèkq dksMk ds vR;ar
utnhdh fot; tks'kh ds ekfydkuk gdokyh fouh vk;ju ,aM
LVhy m|ksx fyfeVsM dks Hkh ,d dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr fd;k
x;kA blls igys vtqZu eqaMk ds usr`Rookyh >kj[kaM ljdkj us bl
daiuh ds nkos dk dM+k fojksèk fd;k Fkk ysfdu tc dkaxzsl ds
leFkZu ls eèkq dksMk eq[;ea=h cus rks muds i{k esa fjiksVZ nh vkSj
mls ,d dks;yk Cykd ns fn;k x;kA fot; tks'kh Hkh mu vijkèkksa
ds fy;s tsy esa gaS ftlds fy;s eèkq dksMk dks tsy gqbZ gSA
¼t-½ iwoZ dks;yk jkT; ea=h larks"k cxjksM+;k ds HkkbZ dks ,u-ih-
Vh-lh- ls 23 gtkj djksM+ :i;s ewY; dh cMh [kku dk Bsdk feyk
vkSj ljdkjh daiuh flaxjsuh dks;yjh ds nkos dh mis{kk dj nh
xbZA ;g lc ml le; gqvk tc cxjksfM+;k dks;yk ea=ky; esa
jkT; ea=h Fks vkSj izèkkuea=h dSfcusV ea=h FksA
mijksDr esa fn;s x;s mnkgj.k ek= uewuk gSA lkjh vkoaVu
izfdz;k esa cMs iSekus ij èkkaèkyh dh xbZ A
MkW- eueksgu flag dks;yk ea=h Hkh Fks tc mijksDr dks;yk
Cykdksa dk vkoaVu gqvk
20- ;g mYys[kuh; gS fd tc ;s vkoaVu fd;s x;s rks MkW-
eueksgu flag izèkkuea=h gksus ds lkFk dks;yk ea=h Hkh FksA ckdh
jkT; ea=h Jh n'kjh ukjk;.k jko vkSj larks"k cxjksfM+;k Hkh dkaxzsl
ds FksA xkSjryc gS fd LØhfuax desVh dsoy flQkfj'k djrh gSa
dkaxzsl ds djhch jktusrk rFkk lacaèkh ftUgsa dks;yk Cykd
feyk
19- ¼d-½ dsanzh; ea=h lqcksèkdkar lgk; us ,l-ds-,l- bLikr ,oa
ikoj fyfeVsM dks nks dks;yk Cykd fnyk;k ftlds lkFk muds HkbZ
lqèkhj lgk; tqMs+ gSaA mUgksaus izèkkuea=h dks futh rkSj ij gLr{ksi
djus ds fy, 5-2-2008 dks ,d i= fy[kk vkSj Bhd mlds vxys
gh fnu ih,evks ¼izèkkuea=h Lo;a dks;yk ea=h Fks½ us dks;yk lfpo
dks mfpr dkjZokbZ djus ds funsZ'k fn;sA mlds ckn dks;yk Cykd
rqjar vkoafVr dj fn;k x;kA
¼[k-½ jkT;lHkk ls dkaxzsl lkaln fot; nMkZ us vius HkkbZ
egkjk"Vª ds f'k{kk ea=h jktsanz MjMk ds lkFk feydj ts-,y-Mh-
;oreky ,uthZ ds uke ls ,d daiuh cukbZ ftls NRrhlx<+ esa
jkT; ljdkj dh vuq'kalk ds cxSj dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr dj fn;k
x;kAdaiuh us ;s tkudkjh Nqikà fd mls igys Hkh dks;yk Cykd
vkoafVr gks pqdk gSA
¼x-½ fot; nMkZ ds lkFk utnhdh O;kolkf;d fj'rs j[kus okys
eukst tk;loky dh daiuh vfHkthr xzqi dks reke xM+cfM+;ksa ds
ckotwn Ng dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr fd;k x;kA vc ;g lcdks
ekywe gks pqdk gS fd dks;yk ea=h Jhizdk'k tk;loky eukst
tk;loky] ds ikfjokfjd fookn esa vafre eè;LFk ¼vfcZVsªVj½ FksA
;g ?kfu"B lacaèk Li"V gSA njvly nLrkost lkfcr djrs gSa fd
,-,e-vkj- ¼eukst tk;loky dh ikfjokfjd daiuh½ dk 26 izfr'kr
'ks;j eq¶r esa yksder dks vkoafVr fd;k x;k D;ksafd dks;yk Cykd
dk vkoaVu mUgha ds iz;klksa ls gqvk Fkk vkSj ckdh ds 14 izfr'kr
'ks;j nsus ds ckjs esa Jhizdk'kth dks fu.kZ; ysuk FkkA
¼?k-½ dkaxzsl lkaln uohu ftany ¼ftany LVhy ,aM ikoj
fyfeVsM½ }kjk cukbZ xbZ daifu;ksa dks Hkh ikap dks;yk Cykd
vkoafVr fd;s x;sA
¼M-½ vkjtsMh ds jkT;lHkk lkaln izse pan xqIrk ds csVs dh
daiuh vkbZ-,l-Vh- LVhy ,aM ikoj fyfeVsM dks Hkh ,d dks;yk
Cykd feykA Jh çsepUnz xqIrk igys ;wih, ljdkj esa ea=h jg pqds
gSaA
¼p-½ Mh,eds ds lwpuk ,oa izlkj.k jkT; ea=h ,l- txrj{kd.k
vius ifjokj ds lnL;ksa ds lkFk ts-vkj- ikoj tujs'ku izkbosV
fyfeVsM esa Mk;jsDVj FksA egt ikap fnu iqjkuh daiuh iqMqpsjh
vkS|ksfxd laoèkZu fodkl fuxe ds lkFk lgefr i= ,evks;w ij
djkj fd;k vkSj 2007 esa mls ,d dks;yk Cykd fey x;kA
¼N-½ tsy esa can >kj[kaM ds eq[;ea=h eèkq dksMk ds vR;ar
utnhdh fot; tks'kh ds ekfydkuk gdokyh fouh vk;ju ,aM
LVhy m|ksx fyfeVsM dks Hkh ,d dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr fd;k
x;kA blls igys vtqZu eqaMk ds usr`Rookyh >kj[kaM ljdkj us bl
daiuh ds nkos dk dM+k fojksèk fd;k Fkk ysfdu tc dkaxzsl ds
leFkZu ls eèkq dksMk eq[;ea=h cus rks muds i{k esa fjiksVZ nh vkSj
mls ,d dks;yk Cykd ns fn;k x;kA fot; tks'kh Hkh mu vijkèkksa
ds fy;s tsy esa gaS ftlds fy;s eèkq dksMk dks tsy gqbZ gSA
¼t-½ iwoZ dks;yk jkT; ea=h larks"k cxjksM+;k ds HkkbZ dks ,u-ih-
Vh-lh- ls 23 gtkj djksM+ :i;s ewY; dh cMh [kku dk Bsdk feyk
vkSj ljdkjh daiuh flaxjsuh dks;yjh ds nkos dh mis{kk dj nh
xbZA ;g lc ml le; gqvk tc cxjksfM+;k dks;yk ea=ky; esa
jkT; ea=h Fks vkSj izèkkuea=h dSfcusV ea=h FksA
mijksDr esa fn;s x;s mnkgj.k ek= uewuk gSA lkjh vkoaVu
izfdz;k esa cMs iSekus ij èkkaèkyh dh xbZ A
MkW- eueksgu flag dks;yk ea=h Hkh Fks tc mijksDr dks;yk
Cykdksa dk vkoaVu gqvk
20- ;g mYys[kuh; gS fd tc ;s vkoaVu fd;s x;s rks MkW-
eueksgu flag izèkkuea=h gksus ds lkFk dks;yk ea=h Hkh FksA ckdh
jkT; ea=h Jh n'kjh ukjk;.k jko vkSj larks"k cxjksfM+;k Hkh dkaxzsl
ds FksA xkSjryc gS fd LØhfuax desVh dsoy flQkfj'k djrh gSa
27 dks;yk ?kksVkyk dks;yk ?kksVkyk 28
vkSj dks;yk ea=h ds gLrk{kj ds ckn gh vafre vkoaVu fd;k tkrk
gSA vfèkdrj daifu;ksa dh ik=rk] mldh lk[k vkSj O;kogkfjdrk
ds ckjs esa dksbZ tkap iM+rky ugha dh xbZA ;g Hkh tkuus dh
dksf'k'k rd ugha dh xbZ fd ftu daifu;ksa dks dks;yk Cykd dk
vkoaVu fd;k tk jgk gS os okLro esa dks;yk [kuu djsaxh Hkh ;k
ughaA
21- bl izdkj uhykeh dh vkSipkfjdrk egt vius fe=ksa vkSj
pgsrksa dks ltx djuk Fkk fd os dks;yk Cykd ysus esa tYnh djsa
ugha rks uhykeh dh izfdz;k 'kq: gks tk;sxhA
bl ?kksVkys dks mtkxj djus esa Hkktik ds iz;kl
22- lh,th dh fjiksVZ vkus ls cgqr igys gh Hkktik us bl
egk?kksVkys dks mtkxj dj fn;k Fkk vkSj mlds tkap dh ekax dh
FkhA yksdlHkk esa Hkktik ds lkaln galjkt vghj us yxHkx pkj o"kZ
igys izèkkuea=h vkSj ckdh eaf=;ksa dks i= fy[kdj bl ckjs esa Hkkjh
vfu;feRrk dh tkap djkus dh ekax dh FkhA blh rjg Jh izdk'k
tkoMsdj vkSj Jh galjkt vghj us laln esa ;s ekeyk mBkus ds
vykok dsanzh; lrdZrk vk;qDr ls dks;yk Cykd ds eqQ~r vkoaVu
ds nq:i;ksx esa Hkz"Vkpkj ds ckjs esa f'kdk;r dh FkhA blds ckn
lhohlh us lhchvkbZ dks tkap djus dk funsZ'k fn;kA bl izdkj
Hkktik bl ?kksVkys dk inkZQk'k djus esa lcls vkxs jghA
;g dguk iwjh rjg ls xyr gS fd Hkktik 'kkflr jkT;ksa
us uhykeh dk fojksèk fd;k
23- dks;yk ,d izeq[k [kfut gS vkSj dks;yk [kku jk"Vªh;dj.k
dkuwu 1973 ds rgr bldk ekfydkuk gd Hkkjr ljdkj ds ikl
gSA flQZ Hkkjr ljdkj dks ;g gd gkfly gS fd og fdls dks;yk
Cykd dk vkoaVu djsA fQj Hkh vyx Fkyx iMh dkaxzsl&xSjdkaxzslh
[kklrkSj ls Hkktik 'kkflr jkT; ljdkjksa ij nks"k e<+us dh dksf'k'k
dj jgh gSA ;g iwjh rjg ls xyr gSA
NRrhlx< & çns'k ds eq[;ea=h dk fo'ks"k vkxzg lnSo ;gh
Fkk fd uhykeh uhfr dks ykxw djus es jkT; ljdkj ls lykg djsaA
NŸkhlx<+ [kfut lEink ls Hkjiwj gS] vr% çns'k ds m|ksx dk
è;ku j[kuk pkfg, vkSj lkoZtfud miØe fctyh cksMZ vkfn dks
çkFkfedrk ds vkèkkj ij dks;yk dk vkoaVu gksuk pkfg, D;ksfd
turk vkSj xjhcksa dks muds }kjk fctyh dh vkiwfŸkZ dh tkrh gSA
;gh ugha 2 ebZ] 2005 dks MkW- jeu flag }kjk dks;yk jkT; ea=h
n'kjh ukjk;.k jko dks fy[ks i= esa lkQ rkSj ij dgk x;k Fkk fd
vxj dsanz ljdkj uhykeh dk rjhdk viukrh gS rks dqN dks;yk
Cykd jkT; ljdkjksa dks Hkh fn;s tk;saA
o"kZ 2005 ds ckn ls NRrhlx< ljdkj us dsanz ljdkj dks dksbZ
flQkfj'k ugha dh gSA NRrhlx< ds vusd dks;yk Cykdksa dks jkT;
ljdkj ls lykg ds cxSj gh daifu;ksa dks vkoafVr dj fn;k x;kA
jktLFkku & blh izdkj rRdkyhu eq[;ea=h olqaèkjk jkts us
bl uhfr ds dkj.k jkT; ij iM+us okys vlj dh vksj è;ku vkd`"V
fd;k FkkA mudh fpark ;g Fkh fd jktLFkku esa fyXukbV ds [knkuksa
ij ckgj ds yksxksa dk vfèkdkj gks tk;sxkA mUgksaus jkT; fctyh
cksMksZa dks izkFkfedrk ds vkèkkj ij dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr djus ij
Hkh tksj fn;k FkkA Hkktik eq[;eaf=;ksa us dsoy vius jkT; ds fgrksa
dk mYys[k fd;k Fkk vkSj uhfr dk fdlh us fojksèk ugha fd;k FkkA
okenyksa }kjk 'kkflr if'pe caxky vkSj mM+hlk tSls ckdh jkT;ksa
us Hkh izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh dk fojksèk fd;k Fkk] ysfdu dsoy
Hkktik dh jkT; ljdkjksa dks gh >wBk vkjksi yxkdj Qalk;k tk
jgk gSA okLro esa dkaxzsl ljdkj iwjh rjg ls >wB cksy jgh gS
D;ksafd 28-11-2007 dks dks;yk jkT; ea=h us yksdlHkk esa iqf"V dj
nh Fkh fd LièkkZRed uhykeh gh ikjn'khZ çfØ;k gS vkSj bl ij dh
xbZ lkjh vkifRr;ka Lohdk;Z ugha gSA
eè;izns'k & ;wih, ljdkj us NRrhlx< vkSj jktLFkku ij rks
maxyh mBkbZ ysfdu mlus tkcw>dj eè;izns'k dks NksM+ fn;k
ftlus okLro esa Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk mls vkoafVr Ng dks;yk
vkSj dks;yk ea=h ds gLrk{kj ds ckn gh vafre vkoaVu fd;k tkrk
gSA vfèkdrj daifu;ksa dh ik=rk] mldh lk[k vkSj O;kogkfjdrk
ds ckjs esa dksbZ tkap iM+rky ugha dh xbZA ;g Hkh tkuus dh
dksf'k'k rd ugha dh xbZ fd ftu daifu;ksa dks dks;yk Cykd dk
vkoaVu fd;k tk jgk gS os okLro esa dks;yk [kuu djsaxh Hkh ;k
ughaA
21- bl izdkj uhykeh dh vkSipkfjdrk egt vius fe=ksa vkSj
pgsrksa dks ltx djuk Fkk fd os dks;yk Cykd ysus esa tYnh djsa
ugha rks uhykeh dh izfdz;k 'kq: gks tk;sxhA
bl ?kksVkys dks mtkxj djus esa Hkktik ds iz;kl
22- lh,th dh fjiksVZ vkus ls cgqr igys gh Hkktik us bl
egk?kksVkys dks mtkxj dj fn;k Fkk vkSj mlds tkap dh ekax dh
FkhA yksdlHkk esa Hkktik ds lkaln galjkt vghj us yxHkx pkj o"kZ
igys izèkkuea=h vkSj ckdh eaf=;ksa dks i= fy[kdj bl ckjs esa Hkkjh
vfu;feRrk dh tkap djkus dh ekax dh FkhA blh rjg Jh izdk'k
tkoMsdj vkSj Jh galjkt vghj us laln esa ;s ekeyk mBkus ds
vykok dsanzh; lrdZrk vk;qDr ls dks;yk Cykd ds eqQ~r vkoaVu
ds nq:i;ksx esa Hkz"Vkpkj ds ckjs esa f'kdk;r dh FkhA blds ckn
lhohlh us lhchvkbZ dks tkap djus dk funsZ'k fn;kA bl izdkj
Hkktik bl ?kksVkys dk inkZQk'k djus esa lcls vkxs jghA
;g dguk iwjh rjg ls xyr gS fd Hkktik 'kkflr jkT;ksa
us uhykeh dk fojksèk fd;k
23- dks;yk ,d izeq[k [kfut gS vkSj dks;yk [kku jk"Vªh;dj.k
dkuwu 1973 ds rgr bldk ekfydkuk gd Hkkjr ljdkj ds ikl
gSA flQZ Hkkjr ljdkj dks ;g gd gkfly gS fd og fdls dks;yk
Cykd dk vkoaVu djsA fQj Hkh vyx Fkyx iMh dkaxzsl&xSjdkaxzslh
[kklrkSj ls Hkktik 'kkflr jkT; ljdkjksa ij nks"k e<+us dh dksf'k'k
dj jgh gSA ;g iwjh rjg ls xyr gSA
NRrhlx< & çns'k ds eq[;ea=h dk fo'ks"k vkxzg lnSo ;gh
Fkk fd uhykeh uhfr dks ykxw djus es jkT; ljdkj ls lykg djsaA
NŸkhlx<+ [kfut lEink ls Hkjiwj gS] vr% çns'k ds m|ksx dk
è;ku j[kuk pkfg, vkSj lkoZtfud miØe fctyh cksMZ vkfn dks
çkFkfedrk ds vkèkkj ij dks;yk dk vkoaVu gksuk pkfg, D;ksfd
turk vkSj xjhcksa dks muds }kjk fctyh dh vkiwfŸkZ dh tkrh gSA
;gh ugha 2 ebZ] 2005 dks MkW- jeu flag }kjk dks;yk jkT; ea=h
n'kjh ukjk;.k jko dks fy[ks i= esa lkQ rkSj ij dgk x;k Fkk fd
vxj dsanz ljdkj uhykeh dk rjhdk viukrh gS rks dqN dks;yk
Cykd jkT; ljdkjksa dks Hkh fn;s tk;saA
o"kZ 2005 ds ckn ls NRrhlx< ljdkj us dsanz ljdkj dks dksbZ
flQkfj'k ugha dh gSA NRrhlx< ds vusd dks;yk Cykdksa dks jkT;
ljdkj ls lykg ds cxSj gh daifu;ksa dks vkoafVr dj fn;k x;kA
jktLFkku & blh izdkj rRdkyhu eq[;ea=h olqaèkjk jkts us
bl uhfr ds dkj.k jkT; ij iM+us okys vlj dh vksj è;ku vkd`"V
fd;k FkkA mudh fpark ;g Fkh fd jktLFkku esa fyXukbV ds [knkuksa
ij ckgj ds yksxksa dk vfèkdkj gks tk;sxkA mUgksaus jkT; fctyh
cksMksZa dks izkFkfedrk ds vkèkkj ij dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr djus ij
Hkh tksj fn;k FkkA Hkktik eq[;eaf=;ksa us dsoy vius jkT; ds fgrksa
dk mYys[k fd;k Fkk vkSj uhfr dk fdlh us fojksèk ugha fd;k FkkA
okenyksa }kjk 'kkflr if'pe caxky vkSj mM+hlk tSls ckdh jkT;ksa
us Hkh izfrLièkkZRed uhykeh dk fojksèk fd;k Fkk] ysfdu dsoy
Hkktik dh jkT; ljdkjksa dks gh >wBk vkjksi yxkdj Qalk;k tk
jgk gSA okLro esa dkaxzsl ljdkj iwjh rjg ls >wB cksy jgh gS
D;ksafd 28-11-2007 dks dks;yk jkT; ea=h us yksdlHkk esa iqf"V dj
nh Fkh fd LièkkZRed uhykeh gh ikjn'khZ çfØ;k gS vkSj bl ij dh
xbZ lkjh vkifRr;ka Lohdk;Z ugha gSA
eè;izns'k & ;wih, ljdkj us NRrhlx< vkSj jktLFkku ij rks
maxyh mBkbZ ysfdu mlus tkcw>dj eè;izns'k dks NksM+ fn;k
ftlus okLro esa Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk mls vkoafVr Ng dks;yk
29 dks;yk ?kksVkyk dks;yk ?kksVkyk 30
[knkuksa ds fy;s ,e-ih- LVsV ekbfuax dkWjiksjs'ku ds ekè;e ls
uhykeh djkbZ vkSj gtkjksa djksMksa :i;s dk equkQk gkfly fd;kA
ik[kaMh joS;k & dkaxzsl ds usr`Ro okyh ;wih, ljdkj dk
joS;k iwjh rjg ls ik[kaM ls Hkjk gSA vc dsUnz dh ;wih, ljdkj
jkT; ljdkjksa ds fopkjksa ds ckjs esa bl dnj fpafrr gS fd tc
Hkktik 'kkflr jkT; ljdkjksa ds lkFk lalkèku] èku] jk"Vªh; jktekxZ]
[kk|ké vkSj ckdh enn nsus ds ekeys vkrs gSa rks og ges'kk HksnHkko
djrh jgrh gSA dbZ Hkktik 'kkflr jkT; ljdkjksa us foèkkulHkk ls
foèks;d ikfjr djds fnYyh Hksts gq;s gSa] ysfdu mUgsa fcuk otg
yVdk;s j[kk x;k gSA og ,uMh, ds eq[;eaf=;ksa dh xaHkhj
vkifRr;ksa ds ckn Hkh [kqnjk {ks= esa ,QMhvkbZ ykus ds fy;s ncko
Mky jgh gSA
vkjksi >wBs gSa fd NRrhlx< ljdkj us Hkktik lkaln
lapsrh dk i{k fy;k
24- eè;izns'k dh rjg NRrhlx< [kfut fodkl fuxe ¼,d
ljdkj daiuh½ dks Hkh Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr
fd;k x;k FkkA ysfdu dsanz ljdkj ds myV NRrhlx< ljdkj us
,d mfpr LièkkZRed uhykeh ds tfj;s ,l,e,l baÝkLVªDpj
fyfeVsM ¼Jh lapsrh dh daiuh½ dk ,d la;qDr m|e ds :i esa
p;u fd;k ftles fuxe dh 51 izfr'kr dh cM+h fgLlsnkjh gSA ml
uhykeh ls ljdkjh fuxe dks Hkkjh ykHk gqvk vkSj dks;yk [knku
ls Hkh mls ykHk feyrk jgsxkA bl izdkj bldh fdlh ls rqyuk
ugha dh tk ldrhA ;g lc o"kZ 2008 esa gqvk tc u rks Jh fufru
xMdjh Hkktik ds v?;{k Fks vkSj u gh Jh vt; lapsrh lkaln cus
FksA
lh,th dh fjiksVZ D;k dgrh gS\
25- lh,th us dsUnz }kjk fd, x, dks;yk Cykd ds vkoaVu dk
,d foLr`r vkfMV fd;k gS vkSj ;g ik;k fd ;g vkcaVu vR;ar
xSjikjn'khZ rjhds ls fd;k x;k gSA vkfMV esa ;g Hkh ik;k x;k fd
ljdkj us ftu vfèkdrj daifu;ksa dks eqQ~r esa dks;yk Cykd dk
vkoaVu fd;k mueas mRiknu dk dke 'kq: rd ugh fd;k x;kA
mlus ;g Hkh ik;k fd ljdkj uhykeh dks viukus esa iwjh rjg
foQy jgh gkykafd ;g 2006 esa gks ldrk Fkk ftl dkj.k ljdkjh
[ktkus dks Hkkjh uqdlku gqvkA lh,th us cgqr lhfer vkèkkj ls
vkadyu fd;k] ftlds vuqlkj vdsys 57 [kqyh [knkuksa ds feyus ls
futh daifu;ksa dks yxHkx ,d yk[k 86 gtkj djksM+ :i;s dk
foRrh; Qk;nk gqvkA vxj tehu ds vanj okyh [knkuksa dks Hkh
tksM+ fy;k tk; rks ;g jkf'k dgha vkSj vfèkd gksxhA
'kwU; uqdlku ¼thjks ykWl½ dk QthZ rdZ
26- tc lh,th us 2 th ?kksVkys esa ,d yk[k 76 gtkj djksM+
:i;s ds uqdlku dh ckr dgh rc ;wih, ds eaf=;ksa us nkok fd;k
Fkk fd ;g 'kwU; uqdlku ¼thjks ykWl½ dk ekeyk gSA ;g è;ku nsus
;ksX; gS fd 2008 esa LisDVªe dk vkèkkj ewY; 1658 djksM+ :i;s r;
fd;k x;k FkkA fQj orZeku esa o"kZ 2012 esa Jh fpnacje ds usr`Ro
okys ea=h lewg us 2 th LisDVªe dk vkèkkj ewY; 14 gtkj djksM+
r; fd;k] tcfd 2008 ds eqdkcys 2012 esa cktkj dh fLFkfr dgha
T;knk [kjkc gSA flQZ bl vkèkkj ewY; ds fglkc ls ukS lfdZy ls
,d djksM+ 26 yk[k :i;s feysxk vkSj vxj uhykeh esa cksyh FkksM+h
cgqr T;knk yxh rks ;g jkf'k nks yk[k djksM+ gks tk;sxhA lh,th
us tc ,d yk[k 76 gtkj djksM+ :i;s ds uqdlku dk vuqeku
yxk;k Fkk] rc og fcYdqy lgh FkhA blh izdkj tc 3 th LisDVªe
dh uhykeh gqbZ rks ljdkj dks y{; ls dgha T;knk ,d yk[k djksM+
:i;s ls Hkh vf?kd Hkkjh equkQk gqvkA
27- blh izdkj yk[kksa djksM+ksa :i;s ewY; okys dks;yk Cykdksa
dks eqQ~r esa futh daifu;ksa dks fn;k x;k gSA muesa ls fdlh Hkh
daiuh us mRiknu rd 'kq: ugha fd;k gSA os mRiknu 'kq: gksus ds
ckn jkW;YVh nsaxsA ;gka rd mudh NksVh lh cSad xkjaVh dks uxnh
esa Hkh ugh cnyk tk ldrk] D;ksafd fuèkkZfjr le; esa dksbZ mRiknu
[knkuksa ds fy;s ,e-ih- LVsV ekbfuax dkWjiksjs'ku ds ekè;e ls
uhykeh djkbZ vkSj gtkjksa djksMksa :i;s dk equkQk gkfly fd;kA
ik[kaMh joS;k & dkaxzsl ds usr`Ro okyh ;wih, ljdkj dk
joS;k iwjh rjg ls ik[kaM ls Hkjk gSA vc dsUnz dh ;wih, ljdkj
jkT; ljdkjksa ds fopkjksa ds ckjs esa bl dnj fpafrr gS fd tc
Hkktik 'kkflr jkT; ljdkjksa ds lkFk lalkèku] èku] jk"Vªh; jktekxZ]
[kk|ké vkSj ckdh enn nsus ds ekeys vkrs gSa rks og ges'kk HksnHkko
djrh jgrh gSA dbZ Hkktik 'kkflr jkT; ljdkjksa us foèkkulHkk ls
foèks;d ikfjr djds fnYyh Hksts gq;s gSa] ysfdu mUgsa fcuk otg
yVdk;s j[kk x;k gSA og ,uMh, ds eq[;eaf=;ksa dh xaHkhj
vkifRr;ksa ds ckn Hkh [kqnjk {ks= esa ,QMhvkbZ ykus ds fy;s ncko
Mky jgh gSA
vkjksi >wBs gSa fd NRrhlx< ljdkj us Hkktik lkaln
lapsrh dk i{k fy;k
24- eè;izns'k dh rjg NRrhlx< [kfut fodkl fuxe ¼,d
ljdkj daiuh½ dks Hkh Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk dks;yk Cykd vkoafVr
fd;k x;k FkkA ysfdu dsanz ljdkj ds myV NRrhlx< ljdkj us
,d mfpr LièkkZRed uhykeh ds tfj;s ,l,e,l baÝkLVªDpj
fyfeVsM ¼Jh lapsrh dh daiuh½ dk ,d la;qDr m|e ds :i esa
p;u fd;k ftles fuxe dh 51 izfr'kr dh cM+h fgLlsnkjh gSA ml
uhykeh ls ljdkjh fuxe dks Hkkjh ykHk gqvk vkSj dks;yk [knku
ls Hkh mls ykHk feyrk jgsxkA bl izdkj bldh fdlh ls rqyuk
ugha dh tk ldrhA ;g lc o"kZ 2008 esa gqvk tc u rks Jh fufru
xMdjh Hkktik ds v?;{k Fks vkSj u gh Jh vt; lapsrh lkaln cus
FksA
lh,th dh fjiksVZ D;k dgrh gS\
25- lh,th us dsUnz }kjk fd, x, dks;yk Cykd ds vkoaVu dk
,d foLr`r vkfMV fd;k gS vkSj ;g ik;k fd ;g vkcaVu vR;ar
xSjikjn'khZ rjhds ls fd;k x;k gSA vkfMV esa ;g Hkh ik;k x;k fd
ljdkj us ftu vfèkdrj daifu;ksa dks eqQ~r esa dks;yk Cykd dk
vkoaVu fd;k mueas mRiknu dk dke 'kq: rd ugh fd;k x;kA
mlus ;g Hkh ik;k fd ljdkj uhykeh dks viukus esa iwjh rjg
foQy jgh gkykafd ;g 2006 esa gks ldrk Fkk ftl dkj.k ljdkjh
[ktkus dks Hkkjh uqdlku gqvkA lh,th us cgqr lhfer vkèkkj ls
vkadyu fd;k] ftlds vuqlkj vdsys 57 [kqyh [knkuksa ds feyus ls
futh daifu;ksa dks yxHkx ,d yk[k 86 gtkj djksM+ :i;s dk
foRrh; Qk;nk gqvkA vxj tehu ds vanj okyh [knkuksa dks Hkh
tksM+ fy;k tk; rks ;g jkf'k dgha vkSj vfèkd gksxhA
'kwU; uqdlku ¼thjks ykWl½ dk QthZ rdZ
26- tc lh,th us 2 th ?kksVkys esa ,d yk[k 76 gtkj djksM+
:i;s ds uqdlku dh ckr dgh rc ;wih, ds eaf=;ksa us nkok fd;k
Fkk fd ;g 'kwU; uqdlku ¼thjks ykWl½ dk ekeyk gSA ;g è;ku nsus
;ksX; gS fd 2008 esa LisDVªe dk vkèkkj ewY; 1658 djksM+ :i;s r;
fd;k x;k FkkA fQj orZeku esa o"kZ 2012 esa Jh fpnacje ds usr`Ro
okys ea=h lewg us 2 th LisDVªe dk vkèkkj ewY; 14 gtkj djksM+
r; fd;k] tcfd 2008 ds eqdkcys 2012 esa cktkj dh fLFkfr dgha
T;knk [kjkc gSA flQZ bl vkèkkj ewY; ds fglkc ls ukS lfdZy ls
,d djksM+ 26 yk[k :i;s feysxk vkSj vxj uhykeh esa cksyh FkksM+h
cgqr T;knk yxh rks ;g jkf'k nks yk[k djksM+ gks tk;sxhA lh,th
us tc ,d yk[k 76 gtkj djksM+ :i;s ds uqdlku dk vuqeku
yxk;k Fkk] rc og fcYdqy lgh FkhA blh izdkj tc 3 th LisDVªe
dh uhykeh gqbZ rks ljdkj dks y{; ls dgha T;knk ,d yk[k djksM+
:i;s ls Hkh vf?kd Hkkjh equkQk gqvkA
27- blh izdkj yk[kksa djksM+ksa :i;s ewY; okys dks;yk Cykdksa
dks eqQ~r esa futh daifu;ksa dks fn;k x;k gSA muesa ls fdlh Hkh
daiuh us mRiknu rd 'kq: ugha fd;k gSA os mRiknu 'kq: gksus ds
ckn jkW;YVh nsaxsA ;gka rd mudh NksVh lh cSad xkjaVh dks uxnh
esa Hkh ugh cnyk tk ldrk] D;ksafd fuèkkZfjr le; esa dksbZ mRiknu
31 dks;yk ?kksVkyk dks;yk ?kksVkyk 32
ugha gqvk gSA bu daifu;ksa dh foRrh; fLFkfr cgqr etcwr gks xbZ
gS D;ksafd ;g lc mUgsa cgqr gh xSjikjn'khZ vkSj i{kikriw.kZ <ax ls
fey x;k gSA bues ls dqN daifu;ka cgqr egaxh nj ij fctyh csp
jgh gS] ftUgs igys Hkh dksy Cykd fn, x, FksA blls ljdkj dh
lLrh fctyh ds nkos dh iksy [kqy xbZ gSA vxj ljdkj lgh <ax
LièkkZRed uhykeh djs rks cMs vklkuh ls ,d yk[k 86 gtkj djksM
ls dgha vfèkd vkenuh vklkuh ls gks tk;sxhA
laln esa cgl dk eqn~nk
28- laln fuf'pr #i ls cgl dk eap gS ysfdu lkFk gh ;g
tokcnsgh ds fy, gekjs yksdra= dh ,d egRoiw.kZ laLFkk gSA
Hkktik us jk"VªeaMy [ksy ?kksVkys ij cgl esa dbZ ckj fgLlk fy;kA
izèkkuea=h us lkoZtfud :i ls laln dks vk'oklu fn;k fd iwoZ
lh,th Jh 'kqaxyq ds usr`Ro esa ,d lfefr xfBr dh xbZ gS vkSj
mlds fu"d"kksZa ds vkèkkj ij og dkjZokbZ djsaxsA lfefr us fnYyh
dh 'khyk nhf{kr ljdkj ds dkedkt dh xaHkhj vkykspuk dh]
ysfdu dksbZ dkjZokbZ ugha dh xbZA lhchvkbZ us Jh lqjs'k dyekMh
ds f[kykQ vkjksii= Hkh nk;j ugha fd;kA 2th ds ekeys esa tc
lh,th fjiksVZ tsihlh ds ikl xbZ rc dkaxzsl lnL;ksa us vlalnh;
rjhds ls vkpj.k fd;k tc izèkkuea=h ds lfpo dks cqykus dh ekax
dh xbZA tsihlh esa Hkh dkaxzsl lnL; izèkkuea=h vkSj foRr ea=h Jh
fpnEcje ls iwNrkN esa dfBukbZ iSnk dj jgs gSaA lhchvkbZ us mUgsa
ugha cqyk;k tcfd iwoZ dsUnzh; ea=h] Jh tloar flag ls iwNrkN dh
xbZ ftudh dksbZ Hkwfedk ugha FkhA Jh fpnEcje 2th LisDVªe dk
ewY; fuèkkZfjr djus ds ekeys esa xaHkhj #i ls 'kkfey FksA ;g
ljdkj cgl djuk pkgrh gS] ysfdu tokcnsgh vkSj dkjZokbZ ls
Hkkx jgh gSA
29- Hkktik us izLrko j[kk Fkk fd izèkkuea=h ds bLrhQs dh ekax
ls le>kSrk fd;s fcuk og cgl ds fy, rS;kj gS c'krsZ lHkh dks;yk
CykWdksa dk vkoaVu jn~n dj fn;k tk, [kklrkSj ls tks futh
daifu;ksa dks fn;s x, gSa vkSj Lora= tkap dk vkns'k nsA bl ekax
dk yxHkx lHkh xSj&dkaxzslh ny leFkZu dj jgs gSaA ljdkj bl
ij lger ugha gS] D;ksafd vusd daifu;ksa us dkaxzsl ikVhZ dks Hkkjh
èku fn;k gS vkSj ftl dkj.k ls vkoaVu jn~n djus ls mlds lkeus
leL;k iSnk gksxhA
Hkktik dh ek¡x
30-¼,½ izèkkuea=h dks;yk ?kksVkys dh uSfrd vkSj jktuSfrd ftEesnkjh
ysaA 2th ?kksVkys esa os ,slk djus esa foQy jgsA vc le;
vk x;k gS] tc izèkkuea=h dks bl ekeys esa ,slk djuk
pkfg,] tgka mudh lhèkh ftEesnkjh gSA igys ds ?kksVkyksa
dh rjg og vius iz'kklu esa fdlh dks cfy dk cdjk ugha
cuk ldrsA
¼ch½ futh daifu;ksa dks vkcafVr fd;s x, lHkh dks;yk CykWd
jn~n fd;s tk,a vkSj rktk uhykeh dh tk,A
¼lh½,lvkbZVh ¼fo'ks"k tkap ny½ xfBr dj Lora= tkap djkbZ
tk,] rkfd lp lkeus vk lds vkSj ?kksVkys dh xgjkbZ dk
vanktk yx ldsA
31- ml le; izèkkuea=h ds ikl [kqn dks;yk ea=ky; FkkA ,-
jktk vkSj n;kfufèk ekjku us 2th dh lhchvkbZ tkap 'kq# gksus ij
ea=h in ls bLrhQk ¼gkaykfd ncko esa½ fn;kA nqHkkZX;o'k ;s ekud
izèkkuea=h ij ykxw gksrs ugha fn[krsA ÞHkkjrh; yksdra= esa izèkkuea=h
dk;kZy; ,d lEekutud laLFkk gSA vU; ea=ky;ksa dh rqyuk esa
blds mPp ekud gksus pkfg,AÞ izèkkuea=h vius 'kklu esa ,d ds
ckn ,d ?kksVkyksa dh vuns[kh dj jgs gSaA bl ckj MkW- eueksgu
flag [kqn ftEesnkj gSaA fdlh vkSj ij nks"k e<+k ugha tk ldrkA
izèkkuea=h dks ftEesnkjh ysuh pkfg, vkSj QkSju bLrhQk nsuk
pkfg,A
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ugha gqvk gSA bu daifu;ksa dh foRrh; fLFkfr cgqr etcwr gks xbZ
gS D;ksafd ;g lc mUgsa cgqr gh xSjikjn'khZ vkSj i{kikriw.kZ <ax ls
fey x;k gSA bues ls dqN daifu;ka cgqr egaxh nj ij fctyh csp
jgh gS] ftUgs igys Hkh dksy Cykd fn, x, FksA blls ljdkj dh
lLrh fctyh ds nkos dh iksy [kqy xbZ gSA vxj ljdkj lgh <ax
LièkkZRed uhykeh djs rks cMs vklkuh ls ,d yk[k 86 gtkj djksM
ls dgha vfèkd vkenuh vklkuh ls gks tk;sxhA
laln esa cgl dk eqn~nk
28- laln fuf'pr #i ls cgl dk eap gS ysfdu lkFk gh ;g
tokcnsgh ds fy, gekjs yksdra= dh ,d egRoiw.kZ laLFkk gSA
Hkktik us jk"VªeaMy [ksy ?kksVkys ij cgl esa dbZ ckj fgLlk fy;kA
izèkkuea=h us lkoZtfud :i ls laln dks vk'oklu fn;k fd iwoZ
lh,th Jh 'kqaxyq ds usr`Ro esa ,d lfefr xfBr dh xbZ gS vkSj
mlds fu"d"kksZa ds vkèkkj ij og dkjZokbZ djsaxsA lfefr us fnYyh
dh 'khyk nhf{kr ljdkj ds dkedkt dh xaHkhj vkykspuk dh]
ysfdu dksbZ dkjZokbZ ugha dh xbZA lhchvkbZ us Jh lqjs'k dyekMh
ds f[kykQ vkjksii= Hkh nk;j ugha fd;kA 2th ds ekeys esa tc
lh,th fjiksVZ tsihlh ds ikl xbZ rc dkaxzsl lnL;ksa us vlalnh;
rjhds ls vkpj.k fd;k tc izèkkuea=h ds lfpo dks cqykus dh ekax
dh xbZA tsihlh esa Hkh dkaxzsl lnL; izèkkuea=h vkSj foRr ea=h Jh
fpnEcje ls iwNrkN esa dfBukbZ iSnk dj jgs gSaA lhchvkbZ us mUgsa
ugha cqyk;k tcfd iwoZ dsUnzh; ea=h] Jh tloar flag ls iwNrkN dh
xbZ ftudh dksbZ Hkwfedk ugha FkhA Jh fpnEcje 2th LisDVªe dk
ewY; fuèkkZfjr djus ds ekeys esa xaHkhj #i ls 'kkfey FksA ;g
ljdkj cgl djuk pkgrh gS] ysfdu tokcnsgh vkSj dkjZokbZ ls
Hkkx jgh gSA
29- Hkktik us izLrko j[kk Fkk fd izèkkuea=h ds bLrhQs dh ekax
ls le>kSrk fd;s fcuk og cgl ds fy, rS;kj gS c'krsZ lHkh dks;yk
CykWdksa dk vkoaVu jn~n dj fn;k tk, [kklrkSj ls tks futh
daifu;ksa dks fn;s x, gSa vkSj Lora= tkap dk vkns'k nsA bl ekax
dk yxHkx lHkh xSj&dkaxzslh ny leFkZu dj jgs gSaA ljdkj bl
ij lger ugha gS] D;ksafd vusd daifu;ksa us dkaxzsl ikVhZ dks Hkkjh
èku fn;k gS vkSj ftl dkj.k ls vkoaVu jn~n djus ls mlds lkeus
leL;k iSnk gksxhA
Hkktik dh ek¡x
30-¼,½ izèkkuea=h dks;yk ?kksVkys dh uSfrd vkSj jktuSfrd ftEesnkjh
ysaA 2th ?kksVkys esa os ,slk djus esa foQy jgsA vc le;
vk x;k gS] tc izèkkuea=h dks bl ekeys esa ,slk djuk
pkfg,] tgka mudh lhèkh ftEesnkjh gSA igys ds ?kksVkyksa
dh rjg og vius iz'kklu esa fdlh dks cfy dk cdjk ugha
cuk ldrsA
¼ch½ futh daifu;ksa dks vkcafVr fd;s x, lHkh dks;yk CykWd
jn~n fd;s tk,a vkSj rktk uhykeh dh tk,A
¼lh½,lvkbZVh ¼fo'ks"k tkap ny½ xfBr dj Lora= tkap djkbZ
tk,] rkfd lp lkeus vk lds vkSj ?kksVkys dh xgjkbZ dk
vanktk yx ldsA
31- ml le; izèkkuea=h ds ikl [kqn dks;yk ea=ky; FkkA ,-
jktk vkSj n;kfufèk ekjku us 2th dh lhchvkbZ tkap 'kq# gksus ij
ea=h in ls bLrhQk ¼gkaykfd ncko esa½ fn;kA nqHkkZX;o'k ;s ekud
izèkkuea=h ij ykxw gksrs ugha fn[krsA ÞHkkjrh; yksdra= esa izèkkuea=h
dk;kZy; ,d lEekutud laLFkk gSA vU; ea=ky;ksa dh rqyuk esa
blds mPp ekud gksus pkfg,AÞ izèkkuea=h vius 'kklu esa ,d ds
ckn ,d ?kksVkyksa dh vuns[kh dj jgs gSaA bl ckj MkW- eueksgu
flag [kqn ftEesnkj gSaA fdlh vkSj ij nks"k e<+k ugha tk ldrkA
izèkkuea=h dks ftEesnkjh ysuh pkfg, vkSj QkSju bLrhQk nsuk
pkfg,A
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