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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday moved a resolution in the Assembly seeking immediate transfer of Chandigarh to the state, while accusing the Centre of trying to upset the balance in the adminstration of the Union Territory as well as common assets.
The one-day special session comes amid a political row sparked by Union Home Minister Amit Shah's announcement that central service rules will apply to the employees of Chandigarh.
Moving the resolution in the House, Mann asked the Centre to honour the principles of federalism enshrined in the Constitution and not to take any steps which may disturb the balance of the administration of Chandigarh and that of other common assets &ldquo;Punjab was reorganised through the Punjab Reorganisation Act, 1966 wherein, the state of Punjab was reorganised into the state of Haryana, Union Territory of Chandigarh and some parts of Punjab were given to the then Union Territory of Himachal Pradesh," the resolution stated.
"Since then a balance was maintained in the administration of common assets like Bhakra Beas Management Board, by way of giving management positions in some proportion to the nominees of state of Punjab and state of Haryana.Through many of its recent actions the central government has been trying to upset this balance,&rdquo; it said.
The central government has advertised the posts of members of BBMB to officers of all states and central government, whereas these posts were traditionally filled up by officers from Punjab and Haryana. Similarly, Chandigarh administration has always been managed by officers of Punjab and Haryana in the ratio of 60:40, the resolution said.
"However, recently central government has posted officers from outside to Chandigarh and has introduced central civil service rules for employees of Chandigarh administration, which goes completely against the understanding in the past.
"Chandigarh city was created as the capital of Punjab. In all past precedents whenever a state has been divided, the capital remain with the parent sate. Punjab, therefore, has been laying its claim for complete transfer of Chandigarh to Punjab," the resolution state.
In the past, this House has passed a number of resolutions urging the Central government to transfer Chandigarh to Punjab, Mann noted.
"For maintaining harmony and taking the sentiments of people into account, this House once again recommends to the state government to raise the matter with Central government to immediately transfer Chandigarh to Punjab,&rdquo; it said.
"This House also requests the central government to honour the principles of federalism enshrined in our Constitution and not to take any steps which may disturb the balance the administration of Chandigarh and that of other common assets like BBMB,&rdquo; said the resolution.
Earlier, after the session began,&nbsp;Congress MLA Rana Gurjeet Singh and his son Rana Inder Partap Singh who is an Independent legislator, were administered the oath of office.&nbsp;&nbsp; The House was adjourned for 30 minutes after the obituary references.
Union Home Minister Shah's announcement on Sunday last had evoked sharp reactions from the AAP, Congress and SAD leaders, with many of them saying that this was "another big blow to the rights of Punjab" after changes in the Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) rules.
Shah had said the move will benefit Chandigarh UT employees in a big way&nbsp;as their retirement age will increase from 58 to 60 years and women employees will get childcare leave of two years instead of the current one year.
CM Mann had then said it goes against the Punjab Reorganisation Act and had also said that Punjab will fight for its&nbsp;rightful&nbsp;claim over Chandigarh.
The Centre had earlier changed rules for the selection criteria of BBMB members.
The BBMB, which is a statutory body under the Punjab Reorganisation Act, 1966 and manages the water resources of Sutlej and Beas, has a whole-time chairman and two members&mdash;member (irrigation) and member (power).
According to the convention, the member (power) is always from Punjab and member (irrigation) is from Haryana are selected from a panel of senior engineers.&nbsp;But the changes in the rules for selection criteria allowed anyone to apply for these posts.

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann's first fight with Modi govt, wants Chandigarh transferred to Punjab after Amit Shah announced central service rules for UT employees

Bhagwant Mann's Chandigarh resolution in Punjab Assembly Resolution against putting Chandigarh under Central service rules CM Mann proposed transfer of Chandigarh to Punjab: reports

CM Bhagwant Mann's first fight with Modi govt, wants Chandigarh transferred to Punjab

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday moved a resolution in the Assembly seeking immediate transfer of Chandigarh to the state, while accusing the Centre of trying to upset the balance in the administration of the Union Territory.&nbsp;
The one-day special session comes amid a political row sparked by Union Home Minister Amit Shah's announcement that central service rules will apply to the employees of Chandigarh.&nbsp;
Moving the resolution, Mann asked the Centre to honour the principles of federalism and not to take any steps which may disturb the balance of the administration of Chandigarh and that of other common assets.&nbsp;
The central government has advertised the posts of members of Bhakra Beas Management Board to officers of all states and central government, whereas these posts were traditionally filled up by officers from Punjab and Haryana. Similarly, Chandigarh administration has always been managed by officers of Punjab and Haryana in the ratio of 60:40, the resolution said.&nbsp;
The resolution contends that Chandigarh city was created as the capital of Punjab and in all past precedents&nbsp;the capital remains with the parent sate after it is divided, and hence Punjab wants complete transfer of Chandigarh to it.&nbsp;
In the past, the House has passed a number of resolutions urging the Central government to transfer Chandigarh to Punjab, Mann noted.&nbsp;
CM Mann said it goes against the Punjab Reorganisation Act and said that Punjab will fight for its&nbsp;rightful&nbsp;claim over Chandigarh.&nbsp;

CM Mann accuses the Centre of trying to upset the balance in the administration of the Union Territory

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday moved a resolution in the Assembly seeking immediate transfer of Chandigarh to the state, while accusing the Centre of trying to upset the balance in the adminstration of the Union Territory as well as common assets.
The one-day special session comes amid a political row sparked by Union Home Minister Amit Shah's announcement that central service rules will apply to the employees of Chandigarh.
Moving the resolution in the House, Mann asked the Centre to honour the principles of federalism enshrined in the Constitution and not to take any steps which may disturb the balance of the administration of Chandigarh and that of other common assets &ldquo;Punjab was reorganised through the Punjab Reorganisation Act, 1966 wherein, the state of Punjab was reorganised into the state of Haryana, Union Territory of Chandigarh and some parts of Punjab were given to the then Union Territory of Himachal Pradesh," the resolution stated.
"Since then a balance was maintained in the administration of common assets like Bhakra Beas Management Board, by way of giving management positions in some proportion to the nominees of state of Punjab and state of Haryana.Through many of its recent actions the central government has been trying to upset this balance,&rdquo; it said.
The central government has advertised the posts of members of BBMB to officers of all states and central government, whereas these posts were traditionally filled up by officers from Punjab and Haryana. Similarly, Chandigarh administration has always been managed by officers of Punjab and Haryana in the ratio of 60:40, the resolution said.
"However, recently central government has posted officers from outside to Chandigarh and has introduced central civil service rules for employees of Chandigarh administration, which goes completely against the understanding in the past.
"Chandigarh city was created as the capital of Punjab. In all past precedents whenever a state has been divided, the capital remain with the parent sate. Punjab, therefore, has been laying its claim for complete transfer of Chandigarh to Punjab," the resolution state.
In the past, this House has passed a number of resolutions urging the Central government to transfer Chandigarh to Punjab, Mann noted.
"For maintaining harmony and taking the sentiments of people into account, this House once again recommends to the state government to raise the matter with Central government to immediately transfer Chandigarh to Punjab,&rdquo; it said.
"This House also requests the central government to honour the principles of federalism enshrined in our Constitution and not to take any steps which may disturb the balance the administration of Chandigarh and that of other common assets like BBMB,&rdquo; said the resolution.
Earlier, after the session began,&nbsp;Congress MLA Rana Gurjeet Singh and his son Rana Inder Partap Singh who is an Independent legislator, were administered the oath of office.&nbsp;&nbsp; The House was adjourned for 30 minutes after the obituary references.
Union Home Minister Shah's announcement on Sunday last had evoked sharp reactions from the AAP, Congress and SAD leaders, with many of them saying that this was "another big blow to the rights of Punjab" after changes in the Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) rules.
Shah had said the move will benefit Chandigarh UT employees in a big way&nbsp;as their retirement age will increase from 58 to 60 years and women employees will get childcare leave of two years instead of the current one year.
CM Mann had then said it goes against the Punjab Reorganisation Act and had also said that Punjab will fight for its&nbsp;rightful&nbsp;claim over Chandigarh.
The Centre had earlier changed rules for the selection criteria of BBMB members.
The BBMB, which is a statutory body under the Punjab Reorganisation Act, 1966 and manages the water resources of Sutlej and Beas, has a whole-time chairman and two members&mdash;member (irrigation) and member (power).
According to the convention, the member (power) is always from Punjab and member (irrigation) is from Haryana are selected from a panel of senior engineers.&nbsp;But the changes in the rules for selection criteria allowed anyone to apply for these posts.

Surya says chemical in water cannons, WB govt schools him

BJYM national president Tejasvi Surya on Thursday sought an inquiry by the Union Home Ministry into the blue chemical- laced water that was sprayed on party activists during the rally and termed it a "gross violation of human rights".The WB govt meanwhile schooled him

Surya says chemical in water cannons, WB govt schools him in crowd SOP

BJYM national president Tejasvi Surya on Thursday came down heavily on the West Bengal government over what he called a "brutal attack" on BJP activists, during their march to the state secretariat. The young right wing leader said it was a "black day as rule of law were murdered" in the state.&nbsp;Surya, the BJP MP from Bengaluru South, also sought an inquiry by the Union Home Ministry into the blue chemical- laced water that was sprayed on party activists during the rally and termed it a "gross violation of human rights". Meanwhile the West Bengal government said the intent globally to use coloured water is to identify a person post dispersal for further necessary action as per the law if required.

PTI,&nbsp;Kolkata:&nbsp;BJYM national president Tejasvi Surya on Thursday came down heavily on the West Bengal government over the "brutal attack" on BJP activists, during their march to the state secretariat, and said it was a "black day as rule of law were murdered" in the state.
Surya, the BJP MP from Bengaluru South, also sought an inquiry by the Union Home Ministry into the blue chemical- laced water that was sprayed on party activists during the rally and termed it a "gross violation of human rights".
"Today was a black day... The TMC government murdered rule of law in the state. The way our cadres and leaders were attacked and beaten up mercilessly by the police is unprecedented. Don't we have the right to conduct a peaceful rally in the state?" he said during a press meet here.
The parliamentarian further asserted that he would continue to visit Bengal and conduct democratic protests to ensure that the TMC gets defeated in the next assembly polls.
Parts of Kolkata and adjoining Howrah resembled a battle zone on Thursday as BJP workers and supporters clashed with police, hurling stones and blocking roads with burning tyres, to protest a string of killings of saffron party workers.
Police personnel in riot gear burst teargas shells, beat up agitators and used water cannons to break up the protests which continued in the two cities for more than three hours.&nbsp;

LAC stanoff: Govt says no border infiltration in last 6 months

Amid a fierce stand-off with China along the LAC, the Union home ministry said in Parliament that no infiltration has been reported along the border in the last six months

Indo-China standoff: Govt says no border infiltration in last 6 months

No infiltration on India-China border in 6 months: Centre
MoS, Home, replies to a written question in Rajya Sabha
47 infiltration bids on India-Pak&nbsp;border, most in April:&nbsp;MHA

The Union Home Ministry in a written response &nbsp;to a question from BJP Rajya Sabha member said on Wednesday that no infiltration has been reported along the India-China border in the last six months even as tensions mount in the Ladakh region. The answer also listed the infiltration attempts on India&rsquo;s border with Pakistan. Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai&rsquo;s response attempted to establish that that India has firmly held on to its positions at the LAC.&nbsp; Defence Minister Rajnath said on Tuesday in the parliament that China doesn't recognise the traditional and customary alignment of the boundary and that &lsquo;the perception of LAC is different for countries&rsquo;

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