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Date:/9/04/031 ORDER 1 .Vide Order No.05/G-Gaz.-IA/DHC/2021 Dated 29.01.2021, the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi Has Created Three New Labour Courts GOVERNMENT OF NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI LABOUT DEPARTMENT 5-SHAM NATH MARG, DELHI-110054 F.No.15(16)/Lab/2021//695- 1706 Date:/9/04/031 ORDER 1 .Vide order no.05/G-Gaz.-IA/DHC/2021 Dated 29.01.2021, the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi has created three new Labour Courts. The Labour Courts have been designated as under: S.No Labour COurt no. Ld. Presiding Officer Labour Court-01 2 Smt. Veena Rani Labour Court-02 Sh. Pawan Kumar Matto_ Labour Court-03 Sh. Raj kumar Labour Court-04 Sh Gorakh Nath Pandey Labour Court-05_ Sh. Sanatan Prasad Labour Court-06 Sh. Ramesh Kumar-II 7 Labour Court-07 Ms. Navita kumari Bagha 8 Labour Court-08 Sh. Tarun Yogesh 9 Labour Court-09 Sh. Joginder Prakash Nahar 2. Vide this office order no. F.No. 15(16)Lab/2021/647 dated 08.02.2021, the newly constituted Labour Courts have been transferred cases. All the district Joint Labour Commissioner/Deputy Labour Commissioner shall make reference of new Industrial Disputes to Labour Courts as per Table mentioned below District Area falling under following Police Stations Labour Court South Saket, Neb sarai , Hauz Khas . Malviya Nagar, Mehrauli , Fatehpur Beri, Labour Court No.l Lajpat Nagar, Amar colony. Defence Colony. Lodhi Colony, Hazrat Nizamuddin, Sriniwas Puri, Greater Kailash, Chitranjan Park, Kalkaji, Badarpur, Okhla Indl. Area, Ambedkar Nagar, Kotla Jamia Mubarakpur, Nagar, Sunlight Colony , Sangam vihar, Govind puri , Pul Prahlad puri, , Sarita vihar , Newfriends Colony, Jaitpur Labour Court No.2 South- Vasant Vihar, Vasant Kunj, Mahipalpur, RK. Puram, Delhi Cantt., , Vinay Nagar, Labour Court No.5 West Inderpuri, Mayapuri, Najafgarh, Dabri, Zafarpur Kalan. Dwarka , , , Palam sector 23 Dwarka North Dwarka South Village ,, Baba Hari Dass, Kapashera, Chhawla West Tilak Nagar, Janak Puri, Vikash Puri, Patel Nagar, Anand Parbat, Moti Nagar, Kirti Nagar, Labour Court No.7 Punjabi Bagh, Paschim Vihar, Nangloi. Uttam , Nagar, Ranjit Nagar , Khyala Rajouri Garden , Hari Nagar, Mianwali Nagar Ranhola, Nihal Vihar, Mundka, Bindapur, Mohan Garden North Saraswati Vihar, Kanjhawala, Mangolpuri, Sultanpuri, Narela, Samaipur-Badli, Alipur, Labour Court No.6 West Kingsway Camp, Adarsh Nagar, Ashok Vihar, Shalimar Bagh, Keshav-Puram (Lawrence Road). Rohini South, Prashant Vihar, Vijay Vihar , Begum Pur , K.N.Katju Marg, Aman Vihar, Subhash Palace, Bharat Nagar, Rani Bagh, Maurya Enclave , Rohini North , Model Town , Jahangir Puri , Mahender park, Bhalswa Dairy, Swaroop Nagar, Bawana , Shabad Dairy Delhi North Civil Lines, Timarpur, University, Roshanara Road, Subzi Mandi, Pratap Nagar, Court No.3 Sarai Rohilla, Sadar Bazar, Kashmere Gate, Bara Hindu Rao , Roop Nagar, Burari, Gulabi Labour Bagh I.P. Estate, Court No.8 Central Ganj, Chandni Mahal, Jama Masjid, Kamla Market, Hauz Qazi, Paharabour Darya Nabi Ganj, Nabi Karim, D.B. Gupta Road, Karol Bagh, Prasad Nagar, Rajinder Nagar, Karim ,chawri bazaar, Matia Mahal Place, Tilak Court No.9 New Parliament Street, Mandir Marg, Chanakya Puri, Tuglak Road, Connaught |Labour Delhi Marg. Barakhamba Road, North Avenue, South Avenue, Mansarover Park, Seemaabour Court No.4 North- Seelampur, Yamuna Vihar, Bhajanpura, Shahdara, Welcome, East Puri, Nand Nagri, New Usmanpur, Khazuri Khass, Jafarabad, Gokulpuri , Karawal Nagar Sonia Vihar , Jyoti Nagar, Harsh Vihar , G.T.B Enclave, Vivek Vihar, Farash Bazar, Court No.4 Anand Krishna Park, Preet Vihar, Trilok East Gandhi Nagar, Geeta Colony, Shakarpur, , Vihar, Labour Gazi Madhu vihar , Madhuban , Distt. Puri, Kalyan Puri., Mandawali , Pandav Nagar, Jagat puri , Pur , New Ashok Nagar, Mayur Vihar I All the fresh filings shall be made as per Table above. All the district JLCs/DLCs shall take issues steps to inform the Trade Unions and the employers associations about the above.This with the approval of Secretary (Labour) g42 (S.cadav Additional Labour Commissioner Copy to- 1. Ld. District and Sessions Judge-cum-special judge (PC ACT) (CBI) Rouse Avenue Courts Complex, Delhi 2. Ld. Smt. Veena Rani Presiding officer, Labour court no. 1, Rouse Avenue Court Complex, New Delhi 3. Ld. Sh. Pawan Kumar Matto, Presiding Officer, Labour court no. 2, Rouse Avenue Court Complex, New Delhi 4. Ld. Sh. Raj Kumar, Presiding Officer, Labour Court no. 3, Rouse Avenue Court, New Delhi 5. Ld. Sh. Gorakhnath Pandey ,Presiding Officer, Labour Court 04, Rouse Avenue Court New Delhi- 6. Ld. Sh. Sanatan Prasad, Presiding Officer Labour Court 05, Rouse Avenue Court, New Delhi. 7. Ld. Sh. Ramesh Kumar-II, Presiding Officer Labour Court 06, Rouse Avenue Court, New Delhi. 8. Ld. Smt. Navita Kumari Bagha Presiding Officer Labour Court 07, Rouse Avenue Court, New Delhi 9. Ld. Sh. Tarun Yogesh, Presiding Officer Labour Court 08, Rouse Avenue Court. New Delhi. 10. Ld. Sh. Joginder Prakash Nahar, Presiding Officer, Labour Court-09 Rouse Avenue Court New Delhi. 11. All District JLC/DLCs, Labour Department. 12. PS to Secretary Labour, GNCTD Delhi (Additional LabourCommissioner) .
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