Question

who among the following urged the constituent assembly members to fully free themselves the influences of the imperial rule​

Answer 1

Answer:

CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY OF INDIA - Volume I Wednesday, the 11th December, 1946

The Constituent Assembly of India met in Constitution Hall, New Delhi, at

Eleven of the Clock, the temporary Chairman Dr. Sachchidananda Sinha), in the

Chair.

The Chairman: If any Hon'ble Member has not yet his are dentials nor signed

the Register, he may do so now.

REPLY TO MESSAGES OF GREETINGS TO THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY

The Chairman: Though it is not in the agenda, I thought it best, on my own

responsibility, to bring before the House the reply which I pose to end to the

Governments of the United States of America, the Republic of China, and ',he

Australian Government, in reply to the messages received from them, through

there representative in Delhi which messages I read out to you on the opening

day of the session. MY' draft is Subject to your approval, of course.

"On behalf of myself, and of the Constituent Assembly of India, I desire

to thank you most warmly for your exceedingly kind message of good will and

good wishes which has been highly appreciated by the Constituent Assembly, and

the country. It is a source of great encouragement to us to feel that the

Government and the people of the United States, China and Australia (as the

case may be) are watching our deliberations with keen and sympathetic

interest; and we feel sure that their sympathy will stand us in good stead in

evolving a democratic constitution for India."

Subject to your approval, Hon'ble Members. (Applause).

ELECTION OF THE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN

The Chairman: The next item of today's agenda is the election of the permanent

Chairman.

I have received the following nomination papers --

"I propose the name of Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Member Constituent Assembly,

the Chairmanship of the Constituent Assembly. I have secured the consent of

the nominee.