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Page 34 of 34 Also amazing is that everyone of them is member of a family of 6 to 8 children, at times even 11, despite the extreme destitute condition. We centred round queries on cycle-riding, swimming [for floods] cooking [we had hilarious sessions on asking how he would cook chicken curry!]. One amazing fact was that most candidates were terrified to sit down though’ repeatedly asked to by me & said it just wasn’t “done” in our presence! Lack of urinal (besides SDO’s) in Collectorate is agonising! Both the DM’s & ADM’s are chamber pots of the Victorian Era type! And these do not seem to be ever emptied. The Commissioner has sanctioned Rs. 6000/- for 2 lavatories at last but when they will come up only the PWD knows. The rain has lessened the innumerable hordes of mosquitoes & the temperature has dropped-- it is quite chilly. Might help the paddy & the mango crop. I have filed newspaper articles on WB and mid-term appraisals of plans, for future use in exams / assignments. 6.2.1972 Work done Stock verification & white-washing of Dak Bungalow & Circuit House Annexe [which the 2 Dy.Mag’s on Prob. were supposed to do] 10 a.m.–12 noon. SDO & R.Kar dropped in around 6.30 p.m. for a couple of hours. Also Jugal Kishore Goswami, CTO. Information gathered About Rs. 2200 budget for D.B. is left out of 3300. Within this it is hardly possible to get all that is required to make up the stock. Accent should be first on improving living conditions & then providing crockery & cutlery. In the evening suddenly as the FCI people, Roychoudhury, the CTO & I were chatting, Mr. Kar & SDO dropped in, the latter wrapped in a shawl, shirt & dhoti. The FCI didn’t realise who he was till I told them later-- they thought he was a clerk! We had very interesting discussion on Mujib’s speech at Calcutta & the future of the Hindus in Bangladesh. SDO very logically showed how they never have any voice. There were 60 lakhs before March’ 71, of which about 10 lakhs stayed back & by now are totally converted- -at bayonet point they have had to Talaq their wives & marry Muslims, & wives have been taken away by Paks. Of the others, none wears the dhoti & the “namaskar” hardly exists even among Hindus. Some 40 lakhs will go back, and as they are widely scattered, can never have a constituency as Muslims have in Nadia, <strong>Malda</strong>, Bankura etc. Hence when Mujib speaks of no communication existing, it should be remembered that the Hindu community as an important unit hardly counts. Moreover, at the present rate, in next 10 years the Muslims will by far outpace the present 9% Hindu population in numbers. Also, how far Mujib’s secularism will be implemented by the old administrators & Muslims remain doubtful. Everyone agreed that Indira’s speech today was far more impressive than Mujib’s, whose was bereft of emotion & appeal. Kar, SDO & CTO swapped reminiscences of their interviews-- most amusing. The CTO was one year my senior in Cal. Univ., MA (English) [Kasturi Gupta’s Batch]. All were full of administration for SDO’s tremendously varied and detailed knowledge. A student of Economics like Kar, he is well read in Shakespeare, Pol.Science, Philosophy. Kar himself has history as his hobby & therefore was grilled for 45 mins in his WBCS interview by RC Majumdar! 7.2.1972 Work done Auction of Karjadanga huts (2-3 pm) Interviews [10.00–12.30] Copied out Repatriation Schedule & Camps
Page 35 of 35 Persons met Fazlur Rahman: Awami League worker; K.P. Sarkar : Sub Dy Collr. A.N. Samajdar : Sub Dy Mag. Information From 10.00–12.30 interviewed 20 out of the 30 supposed to come. Nazarat was shut when I arrived & opened only at 10 sharp & we started at 10.15. Today camp assts. came-- mostly night guards & all political workers. One boy was most arrogant and chucked his interview card at me and starting interviewing us on why H.Sec. passed boys had been made peons in camps. I controlled my first tendency to throw him out. He also asked why we were pending so much time grilling poor V–VI educated chaps and testing their knowledge of English. Also if being a peon would disqualify them from LDC posts. We explained everything calmly & he became milder & said he had come to see if we were like the interviewer he had seen in movies & I was gratified that he said we did not lecture him as they in movies! All the boys said that had campaigned for parties, when asked if they knew any election procedures. At Gajol BDO office some 8 bidders bid a maximum of Rs. 2005/- only for the 80 sheds [11200 sq. ft. costing Rs. 2.40 a sq. ft. i.e. at last Rs. 22500 !!] Also conveyed to BDO the Sr. DC’s order to immediately release his CPM Panchayat clerk for duty at Kaliachak. Mr. Kar has split up the “Coordination Committee” enthusiasts singly in different blocks, to preclude any disturbance. Visited Kutubsahar: all deserted except the staff busily doing paper work. Problem of rice & dal stocks being ruined by rats & rain. Met DM over this. He booked a trunk call to this Dist. Manager of FCI to ask him to buy these back. Surplus clothes & blankets are to go to Bhuto Babu. F.Rahman [Mastermashai] whom I met at SDO’s office, told me they would not work voluntarily under the MPAs because these people had done no M.Fauj’s work, but were busy in rivalry & smuggling all the while. Hence their lack of interest in getting the badly needed shelter materials. DM will take a decision regarding Kutubsahar after returning from Rajshahi. Some camp staff, ex-primary teacher, asked me to get their schools recognised by Govt. so that their jobs are assured. Personal requests to appoint this / that person as peon are also there! I have decided to use the Kapasia incident for my Law & Order paper and the Evacuee Repatriation as my special paper. About the latter, I issue a circular to all BDOs for reports, besides individually getting personal impressions from them. All day it has been very chilly, with a gusty icy wind blowing-- rather Mussoorie-like! Yesterday & today studied WBSR Pt I & II, & Treasury Rules too. Have requisitioned other books in the Accounts syllabus. The librarian being deputed for election work getting books is difficult. I have detailed my peon to assist the stop-gap clerk acting as Librarian. Mr. Sarkar, Sub-Dy.Collector joined today. He was Sub-Registrar earlier. I also met Mr. Samajdar, Dy. Magistrate. Studied Presiding Officers Handbook 1971, as the current one is yet to come. Seems quite an easy task. My Medical reimbursement was sanctioned but I cannot get it till my pay slip arrives! Wrote to C.D.Sahni at NAA, enquiring about my LPC. 8.2.1972 Work done Interviews finished (about 90) Instruction from DM
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