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Cases Listed PUNJAB STATE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION CAUSE LIST FOR: 08.02.2017 DIVISION BENCH CASES Sr. Complaint No. Hon’ble Acting Chairperson Original File Of. No. Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur Regular Cases 1. 6987/1/2013-MCD Neelam Rani D/O Arjun Dass Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 2. 16318/1/2013-JCD Sunny S/O Purshotam Lal Jalandhar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 3. 7013/1/2014-JCD Joginder Singh S/O Niranjan Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 4. 11055/3/2014-JCD Bittu S/O Bhagwan Singh Ferozepur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 5. 6931/15/2015-JCD Harpal Singh S/O Mia Singh Patiala Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 6. 202/10/2016 Jaswinder Singh S/O Santokh Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 7. 1439/10/2016-JCD Mukhtiar Singh S/O Jora Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 8. 1440/3/2016-JCD Gurdip Singh S/O Gurdev Singh Faridkot Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 9. 1441/1/2016-JCD Dharaminder Kumar S/O Mewa Lal Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 10. 4292/1/2014-JCD Superintendent Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson Fresh Cases for consideration 1. 979/6/2017-JCD CD-Deepak Kumar Gurdaspur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 2. 7198/1/2016 Vijay Sharma s/o Shiv Dyal Sharma Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 3. 7199/17/2016 Sukhwinder Singh s/o Charan Singh Mohali Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 4. 7200/8/2016 Manpreet Singh Jalandhar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 5. 7201/2/2016 Khushwinder Singh s/o Gurwinder Singh Bhatinda Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 6. 7202/12/2016 Surjit Singh s/o Dara Singh Moga Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 7. 7203/12/2016 Charan Singh s/o Sarban Singh Moga Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 8. 7204/12/2016 Anmol Arora w/o Veerpartap Singh Moga Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 9. 7205/10/2016-WC Santokh Singh s/o Piara Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 10. 7206/9/2016 Balbir Kaur w/o Mohinder Pal Kapurthala Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 11. 7207/5/2016 Sunita w/o Teetu Ferozepur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 12. 7208/10/2016 Sanjeev Kumar s/o Garifan Masih Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 13. 7209/13/2016 Harpreet Singh s/o Kirpal Singh Muktsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 14. 7210/10/2016 Harpreet Singh s/o Manjit Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 15. 7211/10/2016 Jang Bahadar Singh s/o Ajmer Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 16. 7212/2/2016 Kulvir Singh s/o Jarnail Singh Bhatinda Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 17. 7213/1/2016-WC Jaskirat Kaur d/o Harjit Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 18. 7214/17/2016 Harjit Singh Mohali Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 19. 7215/10/2016 Balvir Singh s/o Darbara Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 20. 7216/15/2016 Rajinder Kaur wd/o Gurmukh Singh Patiala Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 21. 7217/19/2016 Avtar Singh s/o Satnam Singh Tarntaran Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 22. 7218/6/2016 Sarabjot s/o Vijay Kumar Gurdaspur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 23. 7219/12/2016 Seema Rani w/o Desraj Moga Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 24. 7220/25/2016 Hardeep Singh s/o Bohar Singh Fazilka Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 25. 7221/6/2016 Anita Kumari w/o Manohar Lal Gurdaspur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 26. 7222/10/2016 Bhajan Singh s/o Wazir Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 27. 7223/5/2016 Rajo Bai w/o Pala Singh Ferozepur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 28. 7224/12/2016-WC Navdeep Kaur wd/o Gurjant Singh Moga Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 29. 7225/25/2016 Boor Singh s/o Jeet Singh Fazilka Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 30. 7226/13/2016 Reeta Kumari w/o Om Parkash Muktsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 31. 7227/10/2016 Gurmail Kaur w/o Manga Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 32. 7228/10/2016 Charanjit Kaur w/o Harwinder Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 33. 7229/1/2016 Gurjog Singh s/o Dilbag Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 34. 7230/10/2016 Priya Sharma d/o Yashpal Sharma Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 35. 7231/2/2016 Kuldeep Singh s/o Gurbachan Singh Bhatinda Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 36. 7233/10/2016 Jaswant Singh Chhapa Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 37. 7234/3/2016 Kiranjit Kaur d/o Gurdev Singh Faridkot Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 38. 7235/1/2016 Gursimran Singh Chandigarh Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 39. 7236/10/2016 Paramjit Singh s/o Jagir Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 40. 7237/19/2016 Balbir Kaur wd/o Balkar Singh Tarntaran Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 41. 808/15/2017 Raghveer Singh s/o Amar Singh Patiala Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 1 PUNJAB STATE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION 42. 978&10409/10/17 Ranjit Sharma s/o Sadhu Ram F.Sahib Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 43. 7238/2/2016 Baljit Singh s/o Hakam Singh Bhatinda Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 44. 7239/19/2016 Harpal Singh Tarntaran Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 45. 7240/19/2016 Gurbachan Kaur wd/o Chaichal Singh Tarntaran Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 46. 7241/18/2016 Balwinder Kaur w/o Janak Raj Sangrur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 47. 7242/1/2016-WC Amandeep Kaur d/o Ranjit Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 48. 7243/25/2016 Subhash Chander s/o Kundan Lal Fazilka Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 49. 7244/2/2016 Karam Singh s/o Bhola Singh Bhatinda Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 50. 7245/10/2016 Kamaljit Kaur w/o Harbans Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 51. 7246/13/2016 Makhan Singh Muktsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 52. 7247/3/2016 Kishan Singh Faridkot Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 53. 7248/10/2016 Baljit Kaur wd/o Daljit Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 54. 7249/1/2016 Manjit Kaur w/o Gurzar Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 55. 7250/15/2016 Santosh Rani d/o Kishori Lal Patiala Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 56. 7251/5/2016 Mohinder Singh s/o Hakam Singh Ferozepur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 57. 7252/10/2016 Kamaljit Kaur Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 58. 7253/1/2016 Ravinder Singh Sekhon Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 59. 7254/1/2016 Kulbir Kaur wd/o Satnam Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 60. 7255/25/2016 Piaro Bai w/o Milkha Singh Fazilka Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 61. 7256/8/2016 Sonu d/o Jagir Singh Jalandhar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 62. 7257/10/2016-WC Geetu Rani d/o Jagtar Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 63. 7258/7/2016 Madan Lal s/o Karata Ram Hoshiarpur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 64. 7259/8/2016 Sukhwinder Kaur wd/o Jasvir Singh Jalandhar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 65. 7260/10/2016 Sunil Kumar s/o Mangal Dass Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 66. 7261/10/2016 Parshant Singhla s/o Umesh Chand Ludhiana Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 67. 7262/18/2016 Harpreet Singh s/o Avtar Singh Sangrur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 68. 7263/2/2016 Mohd. Asif s/o Hakam Ali Bhatinda Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 69. 7264/6/2016 Sukhjinder Singh s/o Rattan Singh Gurdaspur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 70. 7265/1/2016 Sarabjit Singh s/o Veer Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 71. 7266/13/2016 Rajinder Ghagha Muktsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 72. 7267/3/2016 Charno w/o Lidar Singh Faridkot Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 73. 7268/11/2016 Chet Ram s/o Birbal Singh Mansa Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 74. 7269/2/2016-WC Manisha d/o Madan Lal Bhatinda Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 75. 7270/25/2016 Parveen Kumar s/o Madan Lal Fazilka Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 76. 7271/25/2016 Veena Rani d/o Prem Singh Fazilka Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 77. 7272/15/2016 Bhoori w/o Leela Ram Patiala Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 78. 7273/18/2016 Amarjeet Singh Sangrur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 79. 7274/15/2016 Darshan Singh s/o Naurang Singh Patiala Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 80. 7275/6/2016 Balwinder Singh s/o Bishan Singh Gurdaspur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 81. 7276/1/2016 Gurwinder Singh s/o Sajjan Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 82. 7277/6/2016 Dalbir Kaur wd/o Balwinder Singh Gurdaspur Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 83. 7278/13/2016 Mohinder Kaur w/o Kewal Singh Muktsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 84. 7279/1/2016-WC Harpreet Kaur d/o Dilbag Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Acting Chairperson 85. 7280/25/2016 Lakhwinder Kaur w/o Surjan Singh Fazilka Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 86. 7281/10/2016 Paramjit Kaur wd/o Baldev Singh Ludhiana Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 87. 7282/1/2016 Kesar Singh s/o Sharanjit Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 88. 7283/5/2016 Manjit Kaur w/o Rajpal Singh Ferozepur Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 89. 7284/19/2016 Prabhjot Kaur w/o Jaskaranbir Singh Tarntaran Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 90. 7285/5/2016 Chanan Singh s/o Shingar Singh Ferozepur Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 91. 7286/22/2016 Kundan Kumar s/o Ram Avtar Ludhiana Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 92. 7287/1/2016 Gian Kaur w/o Narinder Singh Amritsar Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 93. 7288/2/2016 Balwant Singh s/o Kartar Singh Bhatinda Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 94. 7289/25/2016 Tara Chand Silla Fazilka Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 95. 7290/22/2016 Manohar Lal s/o Ranjit Rai Barnala Hon’ble Member Ms. Avinash Kaur 96. 7291/18/2016 Ajaib Singh Patiala Hon’ble Member Ms.
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