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HIGH COURT at CALCUTTA LIST of JUDICIAL OFFICERS (As on 01.02.2021) HIGH COURT AT CALCUTTA LIST OF JUDICIAL OFFICERS (as on 01.02.2021) Name of the Judicial officers UIDUID No.No. Name Name of ofthe the Judicial Judicial Officers Officers 1. WB50 YASMIN FATMA 2. WB51 DAMAN PROSAD BISWAS 3. WB52 DHARANI ADHIKARY 4. WB55 ARUP BASU 5. WB65 RAJASRI BASU ADHIKARI 6. WB66 INDRANIL ADHIKARI 7. WB139 DULAL CHANDRA KAR 8. WB148 PARTHASARATHI CHAKRAVORTY 9. WB149 ARTI SHARMA ROY 10. WB150 KAUSIK BHATTACHARYYA 11. WB164 ARGHADEB KHAN 12. WB172 ASISH KUMAR DAS 13. WB174 DWIJENDRANATH ROY BARMAN 14. WB207 NARENDRA NATH DASGUPTA 15. WB217 PARTHA PRATIM DAS 16. WB267 MASUK HOSSAIN KHAN 17. WB317 SUBHRA SANKAR BHATTA 18. WB329 PALLAB RAY CHOWDHURY 19. WB368 DEBABRATA MUKHERJEE 20. WB372 UTTAM KUMAR SHAW 21. WB381 AMIT CHATTOPADHYAY 22. WB392 MANOJYOTI BHATTACHARYYA 1 UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 23. WB399 SANTANU JHA 24. WB400 PRABIR KUMAR MISRA 25. WB410 AJEYA MATILAL 26. WB428 SHANKAR MANI TRIPATHI 27. WB463 SUMITRA ROY 28. WB472 DIPANKAR PAL (Retired) 29. WB475 RABINDRA NATH SAMANTA 30. WB477 BIBHAS RANJAN DE 31. WB479 MANOJ KUMAR SHARMA 32. WB501 BIDYUT KUMAR ROY 33. WB503 SIDDHARTHA ROY CHOWDHURY 34. WB550 AJOY KUMAR MUKHERJEE 35. WB551 SOVAN KUMAR MUKHOPADHYAY 36. WB557 GOPAL CHANDRA KARMAKAR 37. WB558 SHRI FATIK CHANDRA MONDAL (Suspended Officer) 38. WB559 ASIMA PAL 39. WB562 SHRI JAYANTA KOLEY 40. WB563 APURBA SINHA ROY 41. WB564 SHRI TARAK NATH BHAGAT 42. WB569 PARTHA SARATHI CHATTERJEE (N) 43. WB570 SMT.ALI BISWAS (SARKAR) 44. WB571 SRI TAPAS CHANDRA DAS 45. WB572 HIDAYATULLAH BHUTIA 46. WB573 SHAMPA DUTT (PAUL) 2 This is a computer generated statement and requires no signature UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 47. WB574 ALOKE KUMAR CHOUDHURY 48. WB575 CHOWDHURY HEFAZAT KARIM 49. WB576 JAHANGIR KABIR 50. WB577 RAJA CHATTERJEE 51. WB579 SRI SUBHASIS GHOSH 52. WB580 SMT SUDESHNA DE (CHATTERJEE) 53. WB581 SRI SANTANU MUKHOPADHYAY 54. WB582 SRI HIMADRI SANKAR GHOSH HAZRA 55. WB583 BIBHUTI NARAYAN SINGH 56. WB584 SONALEE NANDY CHAKRABORTI 57. WB585 PRASAD KUMAR ROY 58. WB586 SUNIRMAL DUTTA 59. WB587 SANDIP CHOWDHURY 60. WB588 TITO ROB 61. WB589 SUDHIR KUMAR 62. WB590 SUKUMAR RAY 63. WB591 SANCHITA SARKAR 64. WB592 SUBHASH KUMAR KAR 65. WB598 MANAS BASU 66. WB600 NANDAN DEB BARMAN 67. WB601 SUJIT KUMAR MEHROTRA 68. WB602 SUJATA KHARGA 69. WB603 BAISHNAB SARKAR 70. WB604 SANJAY MUKHOPADHYAY This is a computer generated statement and requires no signature 3 UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 71. WB605 ANUPAM MUKHERJEE 72. WB606 JYOTIRMOY CHANDRA 73. WB607 SANJOY KUMAR DAS 74. WB608 MD.SHABBAR RASHIDI 75. WB610 DIPALI SHRIVASTWA (SINHA) 76. WB611 SANDIP KUMAR MANNA 77. WB612 RUPANJANA CHAKRABARTI 78. WB613 TAPAN KUMAR MANDAL 79. WB614 SMT. MANJUSRI MONDAL 80. WB615 AMIT CHAKRABORTY 81. WB616 PRADIP BANERJEE 82. WB617 SURATHESWAR MONDAL 83. WB618 DIPTENDRA NATH MITRA 84. WB619 SOMNATH CHAKRABORTI 85. WB620 SRIDHAR CHANDRA SU 86. WB621 SYED NEYAZUDDIN AZAD 87. WB624 SMT.KABERI BASU 88. WB625 SRI ARUP KUMAR DAS 89. WB626 SHRI MAHANANDA DAS 90. WB628 SMT. DURGA KHAITAN 91. WB629 MOLLA ASGAR ALI 92. WB631 SHRI ABHIJIT DE 93. WB634 SHRI SHYAMSUNDAR DAS 94. WB635 ASHIS KUMAR HAZRA 95. WB636 SUBHRA BANDOPADHAYAY 4 UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 96. WB637 ARUN KIRAN BANDYOPADHYAY 97. WB638 SRI DILIP KUMAR DAS 98. WB639 DINANATH PRASAD 99. WB640 SRI BHASKAR BHATTACHARJEE 100. WB641 KALLOL CHATTOPADHAYAY 101. WB642 MIHIR KUMAR MANDAL 102. WB643 MALATI KARMAKAR 103. WB644 SMT.MADHUCHHANDA BOSE 104. WB645 BIKASH BANIK 105. WB646 SARAJIT MAZUMDAR 106. WB647 PIJUSH KANTI ROY 107. WB649 ANITA MEHROTRA MATHUR 108. WB650 SRI SUJAY SENGUPTA 109. WB651 PARESH CHANDRA KARMAKAR 110. WB652 MONOJ KUMAR RAI 111. WB653 SK.MOHAMMAD REZA 112. WB654 MUKUL KUMAR KUNDU 113. WB655 SMT.SRIMAYI KUNDU 114. WB656 SMT. INDRILA MUKHOPADHYAY MITRA 115. WB657 SRI SUBHANKAR SEN 116. WB658 SAMBHU SARKER 117. WB659 SRI UTPAL MISRA 118. WB660 PRIYABRATA DATTA 119. WB661 DEBASISH BISWAS (no more in service) 120. WB662 NIRVAN KHESONG 121. WB663 MOU CHATTERJEE This is a computer generated statement and requires no signature 5 UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 122. WB664 SARBANI MALLIK (CHATTOPADHYAY) 123. WB665 SAILENDRA KUMAR SINGH 124. WB666 MANAS RANJAN SANYAL 125. WB667 RAMESH KUMAR PRADHAN 126. WB668 KALLOL KUMAR DAS 127. WB669 JIMUT BAHAN BISWAS 128. WB670 ANIL KUMAR PROSAD 129. WB671 SUTAPA SAHA 130. WB672 SURESH BISWAKARMA 131. WB673 MOHITOSH DUTTA 132. WB674 GOPAL KUMAR DALMIA 133. WB676 CHINMOY CHATTOPADHYAY-I 134. WB677 DEBAPRIYA BASU 135. WB678 ARPAN KUMAR CHATTAYAPADHYAY 136. WB679 SANJIB DEY 137. WB680 SANJAY CHOUDHURY 138. WB681 SRI BIMAL KANTI BERA 139. WB682 SHRI NANDADULAL KALAPAHAR 140. WB683 JEETENDRA GUPTA 141. WB684 SMT. ARCHITA BANDYOPADHYAY 142. WB686 SRI SOMESH CHANDRA PAL 143. WB687 SRI SUBERTHI SARKAR 144. WB688 SRI PINAKI MITRA 145. WB689 DEBANJAN GHOSH 146. WB690 SMT. SHARANYA SEN 6 UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 147. WB691 SRI ANIRBAN DAS 148. WB692 RAJIB SAHA 149. WB693 SRI BIBHUTI KHESONG 150. WB695 CHINMAY CHATTOPADHYAY-II 151. WB696 SRI SUDIP BHATTACHARYA 152. WB697 SMT. MUKULIKA SINHA 153. WB698 SRI SAMYAJIT MUKHOPADHYAY 154. WB699 SMT. MADHUMITA ROY - I 155. WB700 ATAUR RAHAMAN 156. WB701 MIR RASHID ALI 157. WB702 BIBHAS CHATTERJEE 158. WB703 SRI ANUPAM MAITI 159. WB704 SRI RATAN KUMAR DAS 160. WB705 SMT. SOMA MAJUMDER (SADHU) 161. WB706 SRI SANJEEV KUMAR SHARMA 162. WB707 SULAGNA DASTIDAR (CHATTORAJ) 163. WB708 SABYASACHI CHATTORAJ 164. WB709 SRI SURAJIT DEY 165. WB710 SRI BIPLAB ROY 166. WB711 SMT. SUPARNA RAY 167. WB712 SMT. KUMKUM SINGHA 168. WB713 SALIM AHMED ANSARI 169. WB714 SRI SRIKUMAR GOSWAMI 170. WB715 SRI ASHUTOSH SARKAR 171. WB716 SRI NILANJAN DE 172. WB717 PRASANTA KUMAR SIL This is a computer generated statement and requires no signature 7 UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 173. WB718 CHIRANJIB BHATTACHARYA 174. WB719 SRI VISWAROOP SETT 175. WB720 SRI SOMESH PRASAD SINHA 176. WB721 BINAY KUMAR PRASAD 177. WB722 SRI SUKUMAR SUTRADHAR 178. WB723 MADHUMITA ROY (II) 179. WB725 SMT. YASMIN AHMED 180. WB726 SOMNATH BHATTACHARYYA 181. WB727 SRI MADAN MOHAN MISHRA 182. WB728 DEBABRATA KUNDU 183. WB729 SRI RANA DAM 184. WB731 SUJIT KUMAR JHA 185. WB732 INDIWAR TRIPATHI 186. WB733 TAPAS KUMAR ROY 187. WB734 SURAJIT SEAL 188. WB735 BINOY KUMAR PATHAK 189. WB736 PAPIYA DAS 190. WB737 SURESH SINGH 191. WB739 SRI SUBHENDU SAHA 192. WB740 SRI PIJUSH GHOSH 193. WB741 SRI ANANDA KUMAR TIWARI 194. WB742 SMT. KUMKUM CHATTOPADHYAY 195. WB743 SRI TIKENDRA NARAYAN PRADHAN 196. WB744 SRI PRASANTA MUKHOPADHYAY 197. WB746 SRI SANJAY RANJAN PAUL This is a computer generated statement and requires no signature 8 UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 198. WB747 PRASUN GHOSH 199. WB748 SRI HIRANMOY SANYAL 200. WB749 SRI ANJAN KUMAR SARKAR 201. WB750 SRI RATAN KUMAR GUPTA 202. WB751 ARUN KUMAR NANDY 203. WB752 SRI ARUN RAI 204. WB753 SRI SANJOY KUMAR SHARMA 205. WB754 HEMANTA SINHA 206. WB755 SMT RINA SAWOO 207. WB756 SRI SADHAN MONDAL 208. WB757 SRI RAJESH TAMANG 209. WB758 TARUN KUMAR MONDAL 210. WB760 SRI BISWAJYOTI CHATTERJEE 211. WB761 SRI ASIM KUMAR DEBNATH 212. WB762 SRI NIRUPAM KAR 213. WB763 SRI SISIR KUMAR MEYUR 214. WB764 SRI RAJESH CHAKRABORTY WB765 SRI SANJIB DARUKA 215. WB765 SRI SANJIB DARUKA WB766 SRI DEV KUMAR SUKUL 216. WB766 SRI DEV KUMAR SUKUL WB767 SRI SAUGATA CHAKRABORTY 217. WB767 SRI SAUGATA CHAKRABORTY WB768 SMT. ARUNDHATI BHATTACHARYYA (NEE CHAKRABARTI) 218. WB768 SMT. ARUNDHATI BHATTACHARYYA (NEE CHAKRABARTI) WB770 GURU DAS BISWAS 219. WB770 GURU DAS BISWAS 220. WB771 ASIS KUMAR MUKHERJEE 221. WB773 ARJUN MUKHERJEE 222. WB774 DURI VENKAT SRINIVAS 223. WB775 DEBASIS CHOWDHURY 9 UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 224. WB776 SRI BISHNU BARAN MONDAL 225. WB777 MADHUMITA ROY III 226.WB779 SRI MANOJ KUMAR PRASAD 227. WB780 ABHIRAM BARMAN 228. WB783 UMESH SINGH 229. WB784 SRI AKHILESH KUMAR PANDEY 230. WB785 SRI BISWANATH PRAMANICK 231. WB786 SRI SARAD KUMAR CHHETRI 232. WB787 KAZI ABUL HASEM 233. WB788 SRI SUMIT ADHIKARI 234. WB789 SRI GOPAL KISHOR SINHA 235. WB790 SRI AMBARISH GHOSH 236. WB791 SRI BIBEKANANDA SUR 237. WB792 BIPASHA MONDAL (DAS) 238. WB794 SHRI SUDIPTA BHATTACHARJEE 239. WB795 ANJAN KUMAR SENGUPTA WB796 SRI BHASKAR MAJUMDER 240. WB796 SRI BHASKAR MAJUMDER 241. WB797 SRI SANTANU GANGULY 242. WB799 SRI SANTANU DUTTA 243. WB800 SRI TAPAS KUMAR MITRA 244. WB801 RAJKUMAR NAIYA 245. WB802 ABU HELAL MANJURUR RAHMAN 246. WB803 SMT. SOMA CHAKRABARTI 247. WB804 SRI ANANTA KUMAR BARDHAN 248. WB805 SRI RAJES GUHA RAY This is a computer generated statement and requires no signature 10 UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 249. WB807 PRIYAJIT CHATTERJEE 250. WB809 SATYA ARNAB GHOSAL 251.WB810 SMT. MOUMITA BHATTACHARYA 252. WB811 NILANJANA CHATTERJEE 253. WB812 KARIM-UR-REZA 254. WB814 ANIRBAN CHOWDHURY 255. WB815 DEB KUMAR GOSWAMI 256. WB816 SRI HINDOL ROY 257. WB817 MRS PRAJNA GARGI (BHATTACHARYA) HUSSAIN 258. WB818 SANDIP CHAKRABARTI 259. WB819 AJAYENDRA NATH BHATTACHARYA 260. WB820 ANSUMAN CHATTOPADHYAY 261. WB821 SMT. SHRUTIRUPA GHOSH (MAJEE) 262. WB822 RIMPA ROY 263. WB823 SMT SUSHMITA GAYEN MUKHERJEE WB824 DIPA SHYAM RAY 264. WB824 DIPA SHYAM RAY WB825 MANDAKRANTA SAHA 265. WB825 MANDAKRANTA SAHA 266. WB826 SUBRATA CHATTERJEE 267. WB827 SRI INDRANIL CHATTERJEE 268. WB828 SRI MAYUKH MUKHERJEE 269. WB829 SRI ANIRBAN RAY 270. WB830 SRI SANTOSH KUMAR PATHAK 271. WB831 SRI JOYPRAKASH ROY 272. WB832 SMT. MOU GHATAK MAJUMDAR 273. WB833 SRI ABIR CHATTOPADHYAY 274. WB834 SYED DILWAR HOSSAIN This is a computer generated statement and requires no signature 11 UID No. Name of the Judicial Officers 275. WB835 MS. MOON CHAKRABORTY 276. WB836 ANINDITA GANGULI WB837 SRI TEERTHANKAR BHATTACHARYYA 277. WB837 SRI TEERTHANKAR BHATTACHARYYA WB838 SRI ANINDYA RAY 278. WB838 SRI ANINDYA RAY WB839 SRI PRABIR MAHAPATRA 279. WB839 SRI PRABIR MAHAPATRA WB840 SUVADIP CHOWDHURY 280.
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