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Voting on Rao’s motion of confidence Monday
NEW DELHI. July 12: The voting on the motion of confidence moved by the Narslmha Rao government will take place on Monday. This was an nounced by Speaker Shivraj Patil tn the Lok Sabha ttxlay. reports agencies.
The House took up for dis cussion the motion which read "that this House expresses its confidence in the council of Ministers."
The one-line motion was moved by Prime Minister P.V Narslmha Rao.Unlike his pre decessors V.P Singh and Chandra Shekhar. Rao did not preface his motion with a speech but only read the motion.
The debate on the motion, initiated by Leader of the Opposition L.K. Advani was in conclusive as the House took up private members' business.
Winning confidence vote seemed the least of Rao's worries. Ahead lie myriad problems. including rejuvenating a near-Bankrupt economy and controlling long-festering separatist movements in three states.
The three-week-old minority government is expected to win the vote, since all parties agree the country cannot go through another gruelling and costly election.
Rao s Congress Party and its allies control 245 votes, nine short of majority of the 507 occupied seats in the Lok Sabha. Thirty-six seat^ are va cant in the 545-mcmbcr Lower House. Two members are nominated and have no voting rights. The opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, controlling 121 seats, said it will vote against the one-line confidence motion that Rao submitted Friday
But the National Front, a centre left alliance led by former Prime Minister V.P. Singh, said it will abstain, allowing the motion to carry
"I know my party is going to vote against you but I am sure your government is not going to fall." said Lal Krishna Advani, the leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party, or Indian People s Party
Opening the debate on the motion. Advani attacked the government's approach to the separatist revolts in Kashmir. Punjab and Assam
He said the government sent "the wrong signal to the secessionist forces by granting amnesty on Monday to suspected militants Jailed in Assam.
About 300 people were released tn a bid to win freedom for 14 government officials being held hostage by the rebels since July 1. Two hostages were freed, and a Soviet technician who also was seized was killed while attempting to escape, the rebels said
At the same time. Advani criticized the government s inability to secure the freedom of a senior oil company executive being held by rebels in Kashmir since June 28.
"What has happened until now doesn't instill great confidence in the government". Advani said.
Rao became the Congress leader after the May 21 assas■Inatton of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi He took office June 21
He inherited foreign exchange reserves hardly sufficient to cover one month s imports, and a foreign debt of nearly 80 billion dollars.
In his first two week*. Rao devalued the Indian Rupee by almost 20 per cent, apparently to induce the International Monetary Fund to grant loans of up to 7 billion dollars.
He also sold stock* of central bank gold in the interna tional market to earn about 200 million dollars