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Supreme Court of India SUPREME COURT OF INDIA F.No.5/AC/Panel/2020-2022/SCI(II-A) New Delhi, Dated the 18th July, 2020 NOTICE In pursuance of the notice dated 23rd January, 2020, inviting applications from Senior Advocates, Advocates-on-Record and non- Advocates-on-Record for formation of panels of advocates to act as amicus curiae for use of the Registry for a period of two years i.e., from 1st April, 2020 till 31st March, 2022, and consequent upon the directions of the Competent Authority, the advocates mentioned in List ‘A1’, List ‘B1’ and List ‘C1’ have been empanelled to act as amicus curiae for the said period and the advocates in List ‘A2’, List ‘B2’ and List ‘C2’ shall be on the wait list. Both sets of lists are annexed hereto and have been uploaded on the official website of the Hon’ble Court. Allocation of cases to the Senior Advocates, Advocates-on-Record and non-Advocates-on-Record will be made in the chronological order. The existing ratio of 2:1 between Advocates-on-Record and non- Advocates-on-Record will be maintained by the Registry in the matter of allocation of cases. No request for empanelment as amicus curiae for the aforesaid period hereafter will be entertained. …2/- :: 2 :: In case any Advocate-on-Record / non-Advocate-on-Record, upon allocation of case/s, would not file the required number of paper-books within the time specified for that purpose, or would not respond to the request made by the Registry within a reasonable time, or would return the allocated cases without giving any cogent and convincing reason, or would not appear before the Hon’ble Court, his/her name would be deleted from the panel after obtaining the orders of the Competent Authority. [Pardeep Kumar Sharma] Registrar Copy to : 1) The Acting Secretary, Supreme Court Bar Association with a request to display this notice on the Notice Board of the Bar Association for the information of the Members of the Bar. 2) The Secretary, Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association with a request to display this notice on the Notice Board of the Bar Association for the information of the Members of the Bar. 3) All the Notice Boards outside the Court. 4) All concerned. LIST ‘A-1’ LIST OF SENIOR ADVOCATES EMPANELLED AS AMICUS CURIAE Names S. No. S/Shri 1 V. Shekhar 2 Ravi Bhushan Singhal 3 Yagya Deo Sharma 4 Rakesh Chandra Mishra 5 Balbir Singh 6 Ashim Kumar Banerjee 7 Ms. Sonia Mathur 8 Asapu Ramalingeswara Rao 9 Ms. Aishwarya Bhati 10 Ashok Kumar Sharma 11 Dr. (Ms.) Menaka Guruswamy LIST ‘B-1’ LIST OF ADVOCATES-ON-RECORD EMPANELLED AS AMICUS CURIAE Name S. No. C.C. No. S/Shri 1. Ms. Urmila Sirur 755 2. Amlan Kumar Ghosh 23 3. Mahesh Chandra Dhingra 353 4. Shakeel Ahmed 683 5. Ajit Singh Pundir 35 6. Vijay Panjwani 785 7. Surya Kant 706 8. D.N. Goburdhun 173 9. Ms. Sangeeta Kumar 725 10. Shiv Kumar Suri 1067 11. Ms. Revathy Raghavan 1101 12. Gp. Capt. Karan Singh Bhati 1136 13. Ms. N. Annapoorani 1142 14. Subhro Sanyal 1162 15. Ms. S. Usha Reddy 1166 16. Ms. Asha Gopalan Nair 1197 17. Ms. Shipra Ghose 1221 18. V. Ramasubramanian 1231 19. Ms. Sudha Gupta 1234 20. Shankar Divate 1235 21. Varinder Kumar Sharma 1237 22. Ms. Niranjana Singh 1004 23. Sibo Sankar Mishra 1253 24. Naresh Kumar 1271 25. Ms. Praveena Gautam 1300 26. Jagjit Singh Chhabra 1320 27. Ms. Kaveeta Wadia 1343 Name S. No. C.C. No. S/Shri 28. Ravi Prakash Mehrotra 1368 29. Kuldip Singh 1389 30. Siddhartha Chowdhury 1403 31. Dr. Rajiv Nanda 1407 32. Ms. Aparna Jha 1514 33. Gaurav Agrawal 1516 34. Rishi Malhotra 1582 35. Ms. Liz Mathew 1623 36. Amit Anand Tiwari 1624 37. Sudhanshu S. Choudhari 1692 38. Ms. Uttara Babbar 1710 39. Nikhil Jain 1714 40. Sunil Fernandes 1721 41. Gautam Narayan 1726 42. Sanjay Kumar Visen 1738 43. Ram Lal Roy 1739 44. Ms. Arti Singh 1763 45. Subhasish Bhowmick 1779 46. Atulesh Kumar 1788 47. Deeptakiriti Verma 1791 48. Mishra Saurabh 1793 49. Ms. Prerna Mehta 1799 50. Arjun Garg 1807 51. Kunal Chatterji 1811 52. Ms. Pallavi Langar 1814 53. Devvrat 1828 54. Ms. Manisha T. Karia 1848 55. Joseph Aristotle S. 1863 56. Ashok Panigrahi 1868 57. Shailesh Madiyal 1893 58. H. Chandra Sekhar 1894 59. Ms. Rohini Musa 1907 60. Ms. Priyanjali Singh 1973 61. Ms. Diksha Rai 1974 Name S. No. C.C. No. S/Shri 62. Ms. Neha Sharma 1975 63. V.K. Biju 2002 64. M. Shoeb Alam 2019 65. Ajit Sharma 2060 66. Ms. Jesal Wahi 2166 67. K. Parameshwar 2191 68. Ms. Supriya Juneja 2195 69. Kunal Cheema 2250 70. Pranav Sachdeva 2259 71. D. Abhinav Rao 2277 72. Talha Abdul Rahman 2467 73. Aljo K. Joseph 2529 74. Piyush Kant Roy 2530 75. Aldanish Rein 2542 76. Ms. Devina Sehgal 2691 77. Aviral Saxena 2786 LIST ‘C-1’ LIST OF NON-ADVOCATES-ON-RECORD EMPANELLED AS AMICUS CURIAE Name S. No. S/Shri 1. S.L. Gupta 2. Ashok Arora 3. S. Sadasiva Reddy 4. Sushil Karanjkar 5. Viplav Sharma 6. Ajay Majithia 7. Shridhar Yeshwant Chitale 8. Vikrant Yadav 9. Ms. Neela Kedar Gokhale 10. R.Anand Padmanabhan 11. Pijush Kanti Roy 12. Seshadri Sekhar Ray 13. Jasbir Singh Malik 14. Ms. Reena Rao 15. V.N. Subramaniam 16. S. Madhusudhan Babu 17. Ms. Reena Singh 18. Dr. (Ms.) Charu Walikhanna 19. Rajeeva Ranjan Rajesh 20. Ms. Haripriya Padmanabhan 21. Dr. (Ms) Ritu Bhardwaj 22. Adolf Mathew 23. Ms. Prerna Kumari 24. Raghenth Basant Name S. No. S/Shri 25. Ms. Bhakti Pasrija 26. Amol Chitale 27. Karan Bharihoke 28. Shikhil Suri 29. Mukul Singh 30. Manoj V. George 31. Devansh A. Mohta 32. Ms. Shamshravish Rein LIST ‘A-2’ LIST OF SENIOR ADVOCATES WAIT-LISTED FOR BEING EMPANELLED AS AMICUS CURIAE Name S. No. S/Shri 1 Debal Kumar Banerji 2 Ms. Anjana Prakash 3 Birendra Prasad Verma 4 Sarasani Satyam Reddy 5 P.V. Surendranathan 6 Ranji Thomas 7 A. Sirajudeen 8 Partha Sarathi Bhattacharyya 9 Purushaindra Kaurav 10 C.N. Sreekumar LIST ‘B-2’ LIST OF ADVOCATES-ON-RECORD WAIT-LISTED FOR BEING EMPANELLED AS AMICUS CURIAE Name S. No. Code S/Shri 1. Sharad Chandra Patel 666 2. Satyapal Khushal Chand Pasi 720 3. Anil Kumar Jha 1118 4. Dr. K.B. Sounder Rajan 2046 5. Pranab Kumar Mullick 1196 6. Shekhar Prit Jha 1245 7. Himanshu Munshi 1250 8. Rana Ranjit Singh 1256 9. Ms. Shirin Khajuria 1261 10. Braj Kishore Mishra 1262 11. Dr. (Ms.) Vipin Gupta 1302 12. Vijay Kumar 1309 13. Ms. Rakhi Ray 1329 14. Dr. Sushil Balwada 1340 15. Dr. V.P. Appan 1360 16. T. Mahipal 1375 17. Ranjan Kumar 1392 18. Gulshan Kumar Bajwa 1397 19. Ajay Kumar Talesara 1432 20. Ms. Anu Gupta 1437 21. Dr. (Ms.) Monika Gusain 1445 22. Mohd Irshad Hanif 1447 23. Ms. Shweta Garg 1513 24. Anish Kumar Gupta 1529 25. Sanjai Kumar Pathak 1548 26. Shekhar Kumar 1549 27. Ms. Puja Sharma 1559 28. A. Venayagam Balan 1578 29. Ms. E.R. Sumathy 1584 Name S. No. Code S/Shri 30. Aftab Ali Khan 1596 31. Saurabh Mishra 1597 32. Dr. Abhishek Atrey 1601 33. Sudarshan Rajan 1618 34. Neeraj Shekhar 1635 35. Krishan Pal Mavi 1639 36. Ms. Charu Mathur 1642 37. Mithilesh Kumar Singh 1653 38. Niraj Gupta 1654 39. Anurag Pandey 1655 40. Somiran Sharma 1656 41. Awanish Sinha 1671 42. Puneet Taneja 1675 43. Ravinder Agarwal 1680 44. Rakesh Dahiya 1681 45. Md. Farman 1691 46. Naveen Kumar 1725 47. Md. Shahid Anwar 1730 48. Anil Kumar Mishra 1731 49. Rajiv Mangla 1733 50. Brajesh Kumar 1748 51. Anoop Kumar Srivastava 1762 52. Dr. Dinesh Rattan Bhardwaj 1766 53. Mohit Chaudhary 1775 54. Rahul Kaushik 1784 55. Gaurav Dhingra 1789 56. Dharitry Phookan 1812 57. Sarvesh Singh Baghel 1813 58. Ms. Kiran Bhardwaj 1823 59. Saurabh Ajay Gupta 1827 60. Ms. Nilofar Khan 1831 61. Sanand Ramakrishnan 1832 62. Ms. Shakun Sharma 1844 63. P. George Giri 1849 Name S. No. Code S/Shri 64. Atul Sharma 1854 65. Kaushal Yadav 1860 66. Sonal Jain 1865 67. Vivek Narayan Sharma 1867 68. Ms. Bharti Tyagi 1873 69. Avinash Kr. Lakhanpal 1883 70. Anirudh Sharma 1901 71. Mohit D. Ram 1908 72. Yoginder Handoo 1909 73. Ms. Manjeet Kirpal 1923 74. Chandra Prakash 1924 75. Dinesh Kumar Gupta 1926 76. Ms. Sadhana Sandhu 1929 77. Sanjay Sharma 1937 78. Dr. Rajeev Sharma 1941 79. Wajeeh Shafiq 1957 80. Ms. Mayuri Raghuvanshi 1963 81. Gautam Jha 1980 82. Yashraj Singh Deora 1990 83. Ankur Prakash 1992 84. Binay Kumar Das 2000 85. Shantanu Kumar 2017 86. Ms. Archana Pathak Dave 2049 87. Manish Vashishtha 2051 88. Shantanu Krishna 2056 89. Abdul Azeem Kalebudde 2057 90. Shantanu Sagar 2058 91. Gautam Talukdar 2063 92. P. V. Saravanaraja 2064 93. Aditya Singh 2073 94. Vikram Singh 2076 95. Vikas Kumar 2080 96. Ms. Anushree Prashit Kapadia 2081 97. Ankur Sood 2083 Name S. No. Code S/Shri 98. Ms. Anindita Pujari 2087 99. Ms. Reshmi Rea Sinha 2089 100. Avinash Sharma 2092 101. Gopal Verma 2096 102. Danish Zubair Khan 2099 103. Ms. Jasmine Damkewala 2100 104. Dilip Annasaheb Taur 2101 105. Rakesh Mishra 2104 106. Dr. Sarvam Ritam Khare 2110 107. Amit Kr. Singh 2122 108. Akshat Kumar 2124 109. Prakash Ranjan Nayak 2126 110. Jayesh K.U. 2129 111. Ram Naresh Yadav 2130 112. Neeraj Kumar Sharma 2135 113.
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