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Branches Regional Mobile No./Landline Sno Name of Advocate attached District Address Office/CO No. to/DRT 1 Agra Rakesh Kulshrestha Agra District Agra 114, Ayodhya Kunj, Ajit Nagar,Agra 9412160102 3246365 2 Agra A S Gupta Agra District Agra 11/106,M L K Girls College Bagh, 9412010949 2157133 Muzzafar Khan 2157192 3 Agra Rajesh Kulshrestha Agra City Agra 58, Mayapuri, Kalindipuram ,Mau 0562-2531253,9359909581 Branches Road ,Agra 7533835085 4 Agra Anil Kumar Goyal Agra City Agra Shah Market ,M G Road Agra 9412253922 2521666 Branches 2856266 5 Agra V K Jain Agra City Agra Flat No. 203, Signature Apartment, 9557136255 Branches Sector 3A,Central Park Road, Awas Vikas Colony ,Agra 6 Agra Manish Verma Agra City Agra 1/9, Sahitya Kunj, M G Road ,Agra 9760134034 Branches 7 Agra Manish Goyal Agra City Agra 49-A ,Karmayogi Enclave ,Kamlanagar, 9412372765 Branches Agra 8 Agra Praveen Kumar Rawat Agra City Agra 39/44, Old Idgah Colony, Agra 0562-2420475,9359976346 Branches 9 Agra V K Dixit Agra City Agra 1/6 , M G Raod , Near St. Jones Xing, 9359909568 Branches Agra 10 Agra Puneet Goyal Agra City Agra 5/8 Kaserat Bazar, Tajganj Agra 0562- 0562-2856266 Branches 2331371, Chamber - 1st Floor, New 9319518372 Shah Market, Nehru Nagar M G Road Agra 11 Agra Abhay Gandhi Agra City Agra B-30 ,New Agra, Agra 9358174485 Branches 12 Agra Shilpi Kulshrestha Agra Rural Agra 114, Ayodhya Kunj,'A',Near Ajeet 9818749020 Branches Nagar,Agra 13 Agra Rakesh Singh Agra City Agra Chamber- Opposite Indian Bank, Civil 9758532988 Branches Court , Agra 14 Agra Predeep Kumar Agra District Agra Vill & p.o kheragarh, Agra 9412301246 15 Agra Surendra Babu Dubey Bah Tehsil Agra H. No. 1032,Sector 7, Awas Vikas 9719272994 Colony, Bodla, Agra 16 Agra K M L Dixit Kundol , Agra 24, Vinay Nagar, Bodla Shahganj ,Agra 9412171628 2275690 Fatehpur Sikri, 17 Agra M C Sharma Bah ,Fatehabad Agra Teachers Colony ,Bah ,Agra 9897290220,0561- Branches 4224252,9410839333 18 Agra Narendra Solanki Korai, Midhakur, Agra Vill & P.o Midhakur, Agra -283105 9760099592 Fatehpur Sikri and Kirawali Branches Regional Mobile No./Landline Sno Name of Advocate attached District Address Office/CO No. to/DRT 19 Agra D S Solanki Korai, Midhakur, Agra Vill & P.o Midhakur, Agra 9411601003 Fatehpur Sikri and Kirawali 20 Agra Madan Lal Sarawat Kiraoli Tehsil Agra Bramhan Mohalla,Vill & P.o 9997076372 Midhakur, Agra 21 Agra Arun Prakash Kulshrestha Kiraoli Tehsil Agra E/E 10 'A' Kedar Nagar, Shahganj,Agra 9927838359 22 Agra V D Sharma Pentikhera Agra Shivaji Nagar, Fatehabad 9719263586,0561-2252286 23 Agra Manoj Kumar Fatehabad,Dauki Tehsil Agra 52,Shivaji Nagar,Fatehabad 8958705990 24 Agra Dhruv Kumar Jarar Agra Vill. - Narauli, P.O -Jarar, Distt.-Agra -- 0561-4296044,9719153175 25 Agra Mr. Pushpendra Singh Fatehabad Tehsil Agra 9759516702 26 Aligarh M S Agrawal Mathura District Mathura Gali Ganga Dayal, Mathura 05652400313 9359488325 27 Aligarh K Rahul Singh Mathura District Mathura 2090,Sultanpuri, Mathura 05652303255 9837193211 28 Aligarh Sh. Uttam Singh Mathura District Mathura 223/82, Jyoti Nagar, Radhika Vihar, 9808864534 9720029693 Mathura-281004 [email protected] 29 Aligarh Lalit Kumar Agarwal Koshi Kalan Mathura Agresen Nagar, Mavassal paich, koshi 9412179300, 9760037930 kalan, mathura 30 Aligarh Divakar Agrawal Aligarh District Aligarh 1/187, chauraha Vishnupuri, Aligarh 0571 2507241 9412596116 31 Aligarh S R Manuja Aligarh District Aligarh 3/380, Hari Om Nagar, Aligarh 202001 9012585092 32 Aligarh Ghanshyam Das Agrawal Aligarh District Aligarh Mohalla -Maulvi Nagar,Mel Rose 9358216904 Bypass, G T Road Aligarh 33 Aligarh Smt. Usha Saraswat Aligarh District Aligarh Mamu Bhanja, Aligarh 0571- 520885 9837052165 34 Aligarh Atul Kumar Aligarh District Aligarh 3/198, Marris Road, Opp. Abdullah's 9012585092 Girl College, Aligarh 35 Aligarh Sanjjev Manuja Aligarh District Aligarh 3/380, Hari Om Nagar,morris Road, 9012585092 Aligarh 202001 36 Aligarh Virendra Pal Singh Aligarh City Aligarh Offc:-Chamber No. 298, Court 9286883201 85320568862 Compund Moradabad Res:-Bano Bagh , Civil Lines, Moradabad 37 Aligarh Aditya Mishra Aligarh Aligarh Centre Point, Samad Road, Aligarh 9456278141 38 Aligarh Neeru Bhardwaj Aligarh Aligarh Vishwanathpuram Colony,Gali 8006122674 No.1,Near Dhanipur Mandi, G.T Road , Aligarh 39 Aligarh Sanjay Kumar Gonda ,Akrabad Aligarh Gonda Tehsil- Iglas , Aligarh 9456278141 Branches Regional Mobile No./Landline Sno Name of Advocate attached District Address Office/CO No. to/DRT 40 Aligarh Raja Babu Sharma Atrauli, Bijauli, Aligarh Mamerum Katra,Atrauli 9412510303 Chandola Sujanpur 41 Aligarh U C Varshney Aligarh District Aligarh 4,Civil Court, Aligarh 09319246824 9837353339 42 Aligarh Sri Vijay Kumar Garg Atrauli Branches Aligarh Mohalla-Khatripada, Town & P.O 8899424088 9719214581 Atrauli, Distt. Atrauli 43 Aligarh Sri Narmadeshwar Iglas Aligarh R/O Sharanandpuri, New Hospital 9411003615 Road , Iglas 44 Aligarh Sri Ram Gopal Sharma Tappal Aligarh Mohalla- Upadhyayay, Khair , Aligarh 9456235065 45 Aligarh Sri Hari Kant Kaushik Tappal Aligarh Tehsil Court compound , Khair< 9456063308 8057347773 Aligarh(Official)Block Colony, Kassision Road, Khair District,Aligarh 46 Aligarh Sunil Ditt Sharma Gabhana & Aligarh Jarar, Khair, Aligarh 9410841438 Chandaus 47 Aligarh Vinay Kumar Sharma Gabhana Aligarh Jarar, Khair, Aligarh 48 Aligarh Munesh Pal Singh Hathras District Hathras Vill-Nagla Khas, Distt. -Hathras 9897354832 05721 220357 49 Aligarh Girish Kumar Sharma Hathras District Hathras 26 Aruna Nagar, G.T Road Etah 9411930770 50 Aligarh D K Pachauri Hathras City Hathras Ram lila Ground Hathras 284101 05722-320386 Brances 51 Aligarh Om Prakash Sharma Hathras City Hathras Near Chaubeywale Mahadev, 9456404934 975897806 Branches Mahadev Colony , Sokhna Road, 52 Aligarh Amar Singh Siakandra Rao Hathras Nagla Sis Nagar. P.O Siakandra Rao, 9319993569 Tehsil Hathras-284215 53 Aligarh Gauri Shankar Gupta Kachora , Hathras H. No. 66 Moh- Harmatganj, Sikandra 05721-244459 Sikandra Rao Rao, Distt. - Hathras 9897753037 54 Aligarh Narendra Kumar Sharma Sadabad Hathras Shri Chaitanya Dham Colony, Opp. 9785472524 Branches Jamuna Bagh,Behind PWD Inspection House, Aligarh Road ,Hathras & Chamber 12,Collectorate Court Hathras, Tehsil Compound , Sadabad 55 Aligarh Munesh Kumar Nagla Mian Patti Hathras vill. - Nagla Mian Patti Devri, P.O - 9627751757 Devri Bastoi, Distt. -Hathras 56 Aligarh Sri Rajendra Pal Shalani Sikandra Rao Hathras Porvi Naurangabad, sikandra Rao UP- 9837508831 204215 57 Aligarh Sri Pankaj Gupta Ramghat Road Aligarh 4/23, Chase Compound, Jail Road, 0571-2420443, Aligarh 9897148198 Branches Regional Mobile No./Landline Sno Name of Advocate attached District Address Office/CO No. to/DRT 58 Bareilly Naresh Kumar Arya Chandpur Bijnor Vill Bhora, Post Basta, Distt Bijnor 9458070149 59 Bareilly Rajeev Kumar Chandpur Bijnor Mohalla Sahuwan 9412554066 60 Bareilly Yashvir Singh Chandpur Bijnor Mohalal Sahuwan, navyug market, 9359918605 Chandpur 61 Bareilly M.M. Akhtar Moradabad Moradabad Chamber No. 385, Court Compound, 9456610505 Moradabad,244001 , 62 Bareilly Raj Kishore Negi Moradabad Moradabad 155 Indra Vikas Society, Opposite sai 9897615884 Hospital, Delhi Road, Moradabad 63 Bareilly Mukul Agarwal Moradabad Moradabad Offc:-Chamber No. 298, Court 9837090366 Compund Moradabad Res:-Bano Bagh , Civil Lines, Moradabad 64 Bareilly MA SUHAIL Moradabad Moradabad KIRSOL, MORDABAD 65 Bareilly Nitesh Agarwal Moradabad Moradabad 153, Lawyers Chambers., Moradabad 0591-2422732 9897208955 66 Bareilly Abhay Kumar Gupta Chandausi Sambhal Devi Street, Kaithal Gate, Chandausi 9927083801 67 Bareilly Neeraj Tiwari Chandausi Sambhal Offc:-Kachari Chamber no-63, Session 9412552507 Court, Chandausi, Res:-2/203, Pushp Vihar, Awas Vikas, Colony, Chandausi 68 Bareilly Anil Babu Lohiya Chandausi Sambhal Offc:-Session and Civil Court 9412839464 Compopund, Chamber No 93, Chandausi Res:-Chotey Lala Colony, Near Eye Hospital, Chandausi 69 Bareilly Sunil Kumar Bhatnagar Sambhal Sambhal Mohalla Tiwari Sarai, Tehsil & Distt 9927380235 Sambhal 70 Bareilly Lavesh Kumar Sambhal Sambhal Moh Durga Colony, Sambhal 9837490331 Branches Regional Mobile No./Landline Sno Name of Advocate attached District Address Office/CO No. to/DRT 71 Bareilly Manoj Kumar Agarwal Hassanpur Amroha Chamber No:-200, Civil Court 9412664208 Compound , Amroha, UP Res:- Mohalla Mahal Gali Puran Bazar Hassanpur 72 Bareilly Brijesh Kumar Gupta Hassanpur Amroha Mohalla Mahal, Near Mandir 935823550 Baramda, Hassanpur 73 Bareilly Rajeev Sharma Hassanpur Amroha Moh Holiwala, Hasanpur-244231 9917401011 74 Bareilly Sarvesh Sharma Gajraula Amroha Garhi-75, Opp Garhi Mandir, Mandi 9837058460 Dhanaura-244231 75 Bareilly Pradeep Kumar Gajraula Amroha RMohalal Garghi, Dhanaura, Tehsil 9412664194 Dhanura, Distt Amroha 76 Bareilly Surender Nath Mathur Amroha Amroha 21, Katra Bakhtawer Singh, Amroha 05922-263613 9837387517 77 Bareilly Harsh Kumar Rampur Rampur Gangapur , Civil Lines, Rampur 9412251264 78 Bareilly Shobhit Rampur Rampur Civil Court, Rampur 9837890936 79 Bareilly Yogesh Kumar Bansal Krimcha/ Pipla Rampur Near Govt nursing, Bilaspur Road, 9897892562 Shivnagar Meerut 80 Bareilly Kripal Singh Krimcha Rampur 235, Old Awas Vikas, Civil Lines, 9759226596 81 BAREILLY RAVINDRA PAL SINGH PILIBHIT PILIBHIT SURABHIRampur COLONY FACTORY ROAD 9412329750 PILIBHIT 82 BAREILLY JAIVIR SINGH PARMAR PILIBHIT PILIBHIT B-33, AVAS VIKAS COLONY, PILIBHIT 9837977923 83 BAREILLY TARVINDER PAL SINGH PILIBHIT PILIBHIT CIVIL LINES SOUTH, FACTORY ROAD 9412482114 NEAR GYAN INTERNATIONAL
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