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References received from Hon'ble President under Article 103(2) of the Constitution Pending as on 24.04.2006 Ref. No.Date of Compaint By Against Whom Lok Sabha / receipt of Rajya Sabha reference 1 03.03.2006 Sh. J. N. Shukla Sh. Amar Singh RS 2 20.03.2006 Sh. Mukul Roy 1. Sh. Somnath Chatterjee LS 2. Sh. Md. Selim LS 3. Sh. Janab Hanman Mollah LS 4. Sh. Lakshman Seth LS 5. Sh. Amitava Nandi LS 6. Sh. Sudhanshu Sil LS 7. Sh. Tarit Baran Topdar LS 8. Sh. Banasagopal Chowdhury LS 9. Sh. Sujan Chakraborty LS 10. Sh. Nilotpol Basu RS 3 20.03.2006 Sh. Mahaksingh Mallick Smt. Anuradha Choudhary LS 4 23.03.2006 Sh. Bhanu Pratap Singh Verma Sh. Chanderpal Singh Yadav LS 5 23.03.2006 Sh. Yerrannaidu & Others MPs of 1. Dr. Karan Singh RS TDP 2. Sh. T. Subba Rami Reddy RS 3. Ms. Kapila Vatsayan RS 6 25.03.06 Sh. Debasish Ghatak Sh. Bangsha Gopal Chowdhury LS 7 27.03.06 Sh. Rattan Lal Rat Leader of Sh. Moti Lal Sarkar RS Opposition, Tripura 8 30.03.06 Ms. Jamuna Devi, MLA Sh. Shivraj Singh Chauhan LS Sh. Krishan Murari Moghe 9 31.03.06 Sh.Chiranjeeb Bhattacharjee, Sh. Moti Lal Sarkar RS Tripura 10 31.03.06 Sh. Jai Prakash Singh, Bihar Sh. Ram Kripal Yadav LS 11 31.03.06 Sh. Mukul Roy, Kolkata Sh. Swadesh Chakraborty LS 12 3.04.06 Sh. I.G. Khandelwal 1. Dr. Karan Singh RS 2. Sh. Santosh Gangwar LS 3. Sh. Bhupendra Singh LS 4 Sh. Mohammed Salim LS 5. Sh. Hanman Mollah LS 6. Sh. Amitra Nandy(Amitava LS 7. Sh. Swadesh Chakraborty LS 8. Sh. Amar Singh RS 13 03.04.06 Sh. Gaindlal Bhai Sh. Ganesh Singh LS 14 03.04.06 Sh. Anubhav Anand Aron & 1 Other Dr. (Smt.) Najma Heptulla RS 15 03.04.06 Sh. Vikash Kumar Arya 1. Prof. Vijay Kumar Malhotra LS 2. Sh. Santosh Kumar Gangwar LS 3. Ms. Jayaben Thakkar LS 4. Sh. Kiren Rijiju LS 5. Sh. Kailash Joshi LS 6. Sh. Ajit Singh LS 16 03.04.06 Sh. Pintu Kundu Sh. Md. Salim LS 17 07.04.06 Sh. Harinder Aggarwal Sh. Anil Ambani RS(since resigned) 18 13.04.06 Sh. Tejaram Jajda Sh. Narayan Singh Manaklav RS 19 13.04.06 Sh. Sushanta Tagore Sh. Somnath Chaterjee LS 20 13.04.06 Sh. Vijay Jolly Sh. Sajjan Kumar LS 21 13.04.06 Sh. Manoranjan Hazra Sh. Pranab Mukherjee LS 22 17.04.06 Sh. Shyam Lal Sharma Smt. Anuradha Choudhary LS 23 17.04.06 Sh. U.R. Beniwal Sh. Sharad Pawar LS 24 17.04.06 Sh. Malook Nagar Sh. Haji Shahid Akhlakh LS 25 17.04.06 Sh. R. Amernath Rao Sh. N. Jothi RS 26 17.04.06 Sh. R. L. Kain Smt. Meira Kumar LS 27 19.04.06 Sh. Jayant Bahidar Sh. Naveen Jindal LS 28 19.04.06 Sh. Ramesh Chandra Bal Sh. Prari Mohan Mhapatra RS 29 21.04.06 Sh.U.R. Beniwal Smt. Sonia Gandhi LS(since resigned) 30 24.04.06 Sh. Khurram Parvez Smt. Anuradha Choudhary LS 31 24.04.06 Sh. Kedar Keshav Gayawal and 2 Smt. Nivedita Mane LS Others The above cases are under various stages of consideration before the Commission..

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