Sir, I would like to submit this with regard to my amendment. Mr.Kamath has given an amendment which only says that in clause (1) of article 1 for the word ‘States’, the word `Pradeshas’ be substituted. That would mean, that in other clauses, in other articles, the word may not be substituted. If that contingency arises, it may not be all right. Therefore, my amendment No. 104 may either be treated as an amendment to Mr.Kamath’s amendment or I may be allowed to move it now, so that no further complication may arise. Because, it would be really absurd if the word ‘ States’ is changed into `Pradeshas’ only in clause (1) of Article 1. Sir, I shall read Article 1. Clause (1) of Article I say: “India shall be a Union of States.” This is the only place where Mr.Kamath has sought to change. It means instead of `States’ we shall have, “India shall be a Union of Pradeshas.” In clauses (2) and (3) and in other clauses, the word `State’ will continue.
