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High Court of Uttarakhand at Nainital HIGH COURT OF UTTARAKHAND AT NAINITAL NOTICE-16 All the Advocates (listed below), who have applied for preparation of the waiting-list for allotment of Advocate Chambers, are required to submit copies of their registration certificates of Uttarakhand State Bar Council as well as Uttarakhand High Court Bar Association through email at [email protected] or [email protected] of the High Court by 10.06.2021, positively. Sl No. Name of Applicants /Advocates Name of Father 1. RAJEEV BHATT K. N. BHATT 2. PRINCE CHAUHAN MAHENDRA SINGH 3. SHARIQ KHURSHID KHURSHID ALI 4. SHEETAL NAVEEN CHANDRA 5. SANJAY RATURI HARSH MANI RATURI 6. PAWAN MISHRA J.P. MISHRA 7. RAMESH CH. JOSHI M.M. JOSHI 8. JAYVARDHAN KANDPAL B.R. KANDPAL 9. KHALID REHMAN GAZI ABDUL REHMAN GAZI 10. SANDEEP TIWARI D.N. TIWARI 11. SIDDHARTH JAIN SUNIL KUMAR JAIN 12. PULAK RAJ MULLICK PARKASH LAL MULLICK 13. SAHIL MULLICK PULAK RAJ MULLICK 14. MANOJ KUMAR RAY MANORANJAN KUMAR RAY 15. PREM SINGH DIWAN SINGH 16. DEEPAK CHUFAL B.S. CHUFAL 17. SACHIN PANWAR YASHPAL PANWAR 18. PANKAJ TANGWAN J.P. TANGWAN 19. BHUPESH KANDPAL B.C. KANDPAL 20. ANUJ GARG D.N. GARG 21. GYAN MATI RAJ NARAYAN KUSHWAHA 22. MANOJ KUMAR TITGAIEN DAYA KRISHAN 23. ANAND KUMAR PANDEY KRISHNA DUTT PANDEY 24. ANIL KUMAR R.C. ARYA 25. I.M. QUDDUSI M.H. QUDDUSI 26. MOHD. MATLUB MOHD. YAKUB 27. RAKESH NEGI NARAYAN SINGH NEGI 28. PREM PRAKASH BHATT HARISH CH. BHATT 29. SANJAY BHATT DEVI DUTT BHATT 30. MAYANK PANDEY MOHAN CHANDRA PANDEY 31. ARTI TEWARI B.C. TEWARI 32. NEERAJ GARG D.N. GARG 33. GURBA NI SINGH GURDEEP SINGH 34. IMRAN ALI KHAN FIRASAT KHAN 35. MANISH KUMAR LOHANI J.C. LOHANI 36. PRADEEP CHANDRA UPRETI DEVENDRA CHANDRA UPRETI 37. BHWAN CHANDRA BHATT PURNANAND BHATT 38. PREM KAUSHAL S.R. ARYA 39. CHANDRA SHEKHAR JOSHI BHUBAN CHANDRA JOSHI 40. PRABHA NAITHANI ANANT NAITHANI 41. HARSHIT SANWAL K.N. SANWAL 42. PANKAJ KAPIL LALIT MOHAN KAPIL 43. HEM CHANDRA JOSHI K.D. JOSHI 44. MUKUL SINGH DANGI BHAGWAN SINGH DANGI 45. PUSHPA BHATT PUSHPA BHATT 46. RAVI JOSHI B.D. JOSHI 47. RAJESH PANDEY UMESH CHANDRA PANDEY 48. MANOJ CHANDRA BHATT DEEP CHANDRA BHATT 49. RUCHITA KANDPAL R.C. KANDPAL 50. K.K. JOSHI PRAKSAH CHANDRA JOSHI 51. MAHESH CHANRA BHATT NANDA BALLABH BHATT 52. VINODA NAND BARTHWAL SRIDHAR PRASAD 53. SYED KASHIF JAFRI SYED ABAD HUSSAIN JAFRI 54. SYED ABAD HUSSAIN SYED IRSAHD HUSSAIN 55. VINOD KUMAR JEMINI HUKUM SINGH 56. UMESH KUMAR PAHWA SOMNATH PAHWA 57. GAURAV KANDPAL R.C. KANDPAL 58. GAURAV RAJ ROOP RAJ 59. D.K. JOSHI P.N. JOSHI 60. SNIGDHA TIWARI D.C. TIWARI 61. DARSHAN SINGH MOHAN SINGH 62. DEVENDRA SINGH BOHRA PREM SINGH BOHRA 63. MANINDRA SINGH BHANDARI DHIR SINGH BHANDARI 64. NALIN SAUN P.S. SAUN 65. SACHIN KUMAR SHARMA PRAMOD KUMAR SHARMA 66. SHASHI KANT SHANDILYA SURENDRA SHARMA 67. SADAF MOHD. IRFAN MOHD. IRFAN 68. ASHUTOSH POSTI SURENDRA KUMAR POSTI 69. PANKAJ KUMAR SHARMA TRIPURARI SHARMA 70. MANI KUMAR H.K. BATHLA 71. ADITYA SAH ASHOL SAH 72. SHUBHR RASTOGI RAJESH RASTOGI 73. DIVYA PRAKASH MITTAL V.P. MITTAL 74. SAURAV ADHIKARI NARAYAN DUTT ADHIKARI 75. ANKIT SHAH GOPAL SINGH SHAH 76. MANEESH BISHT MAHENDRA SINGH BISHT 77. PRADEEP CHAMYAL K.S. CHAMYAL 78. MISS GAURI DEVI DEV DIWAN SINGH DEV 79. ASHUTOSH THAKRAL GYANESHWAR THAKRAL 80. BALWANT SINGH KATHAYAT DIWAN SINGH KATHAYAT 81. B.S. KORANGA LAXMAN SINGH KORANGA 82. MAHESH CHANDRA UPRETI D.N. UPRETI 83. LALIT SINGH BISHT SHOBHAN SINGH BISHT 84. TRILOCHAN PANDEY J.D. PANDEY 85. ASHISH SINHA AJAY SINHA 86. LATA NEGI PURAN SINGH NEGI 87. NEETU SINGH RAJ AVTAR SINGH 88. VINOD CHANDRA KRISHNANAND 89. DEEPAK SHARMA LOKMAN SHARMA 90. SUMAN SHARMA LOKMAN SHARMA 91. CHITRARTH KANDPAL MAHESH CHANDRA KANDPAL 92. LALIT MIGLANI INDERJEET MIGLANI 93. NAV EEN CHANDRA TEWARI JAGDISH CHANDRA TEWARI 94. VEER KUNWAR SINGH SHYAMANAND SINGH 95. REETA SAXENA RAJESH SAXENA 96. PRAKASH PETSHALI K.D. PETSHALI 97. KAUSHAL SAH JAGATI MOHAN CH. SAH 98. PRADEEP KUMAR CHAUHAN MAHAK SINGH CHAUHAN 99. PALLAVI BAHUGUNA KARTIKEY HARI GUPTA 100. MILIND RAJ GANESH RAM 101. PAN SINGH BISHT S.S. BISHT 102. RATTAN LAL SOBH RAJ MUNJAL 103. DINESH SINGH BISHT DUNGAR SINGH BISHT 104. SHIKHAR KACKER ASHOK KUMAR KACKER 105. AKSHAY PRADHAN RAJ KUMAR 106. RAFAT MUNIR ALI A.A. KHAN 107. NAVJOT SINGH HARBHAJAN SINGH 108. VIKA S ANAND DARSHAN LAL ANAND 109. VIKAS KUMAR GUGLANI KASTURI LAL GUGLANI 110. RAHUL CONSUL HARISHANKAR CONSUL 111. DIWAN SINGH BISHT NAIN SINGH BISHT 112. SANGEETA KOTHARI SANDEEP KOTHARI 113. ALOK KUMAR SANJEEV KUMAR 114. SANDEEP KOTHARI D.N. KOTHARI 115. TARUN PRAKASH SINGH TAKULI G.S. TAKULI 116. RAJENDRA TAMTA B.R. TAMTA 117. PREETA BHATT S.D. BHATT 118. AMAR MURTI SHUKLA JAGDISH SHANKAR 119. ANAND SINGH BHUPAL SINGH MER 120. MAHAVIR PRASAD KOHLI SURENDRA DAYAL KOHLI 121. RAHUL SUMER KUMAR 122. SWAPNIL BISHT M.S. BISHT 123. CHARANJEET SIDHU HARKESH SINGH 124. MEENA BISHT YOGESH PACHOLIA 125. BHUPENDRA PRASAD HIRA RAM 126. DHANANJAY SINGH BISHT N.S. BISHT 127. DINESH CHANDRA TIWARI K.D. TIWARI 128. BHARAT SINGH TELLU RAM 129. INDU SHARMA JAYANT SHARMA 130. SANGEETA BHARDWAJ SHRI KANT 131. V.K. KAPARUWAN PURUSHOTTAM DUTT 132. JASWANT SINGH KHATI D.S. KHATI 133. MUKESH KUMAR MADAN LAL 134. SONIKA KHULBE RAVINDRA KUMAR KHULBE 135. DEEPAK BHATT R.P. BHATT 136. PRATUL KUMAR C.P. DHUSIYA 137. MONIKA UPRETI MOTI RAM UPRETI 138. PIYUSH TIWARI D.N. TIWARI 139. SUNIL UPADHYAYA P.D. UPADHYAYA 140. VANDANA SINGH NARENDRA SINGH MEHRA 141. ALOK DALAKOTI G.C. DALAKOTI 142. KARAN ANAND VINOD ANAND 143. SAURABH KUMAR PANDEY SUBHASH CHAND PANDEY 144. SUMMET BAJAJ R.S. BAJAJ 145. HEMANT SINGH D.S. MEHRA 146. PANKAJ KUMAR SHARMA N.D. SHARMA 147. VIRENDRA SINGH RAWAT RAJENDRA SINGH RAWAT 148. VISHWA PRAKASH BAHUGUNA MARKANDEY BAHUGUNA 149. RAKSHIT JOSHI UMESH JOSHI 150. SUYASH PANT MADAN PANT 151. MAMTA JOSHI D.C. JOSHI 152. KAMAL KISHOR HARBOLA LALIT MOHAN HARBOLA 153. DEEPAK JOSHI SATISH CHANDRA JOSHI 154. BHAGWAT SINGH MEHRA SHER SINGH 155. MANOJ SINGH BISHT DHARAM SINGH BISHT 156. RAJESH SINGH NAGARKOTI D.S. NAGARKOTI 157. BHUPENDRA SINGH BHANDARI T.S. BHANDARI 158. VISHAL SINGH MAHARA R.S. MAHARA 159. SOHAN TIWARI K.D. TIWARI 160. PANKAJ KUMAR RAM PRASAD 161. YASHPAL SINGH RAM SINGH 162. LALIT KUMAR A.L. JAISWAL 163. DEVANG DOBHAL LOKENDRA DOBHAL 164. BHASKAR CHANDRA JOSHI ANAND BALLABH 165. MRITOUJAY KUMAR CHAND SURENDRA CHAND 166. MANOJ JOSHI DHARMANAND JOSHI 167. MOHD. UMAR BABU SHAH 168. PRASHANT KHANNA K.P. KHANNA 169. LAXMAN SINGH SRI CHAND 170. CHANDRA SHEKHAR S RAWAT GANGA SINGH RAWAT 171. ANIL ANTHWAL LAXMI PRASAD 172. PRABHAKAR NARAYAN RAM NARAYAN 173. NITIN SINGH ANAND SINGH KARKI 174. DEEPA ARYA N.R. ARYA 175. TAJASWINA SAGAR RAM DASS 176. RAKESH KUMAR PANDEY J.D. PANDEY 177. BHARAT SINGH MEHRA KEDAR SINGH MEHRA 178. SWATI VERMA SUNIL VERMA 179. PRASHANT JOSHI RAVI SHANKAR JOSHI 180. NEHA KHATRI BOHRA PRABHAT BOHRA 181. PRABHAT BOHRA PREM SINGH BOHRA 182. MEENA BOHARA PREM SINGH BOHARA 183. GIRISH C BHATT G.D. BHATT 184. GIRISH CHANDRA JOSHI C.M. JOSHI 185. LALIT KUMAR VERMA MANOHAR LAL VERMA 186. SHASHANK UPADHYAYA R.L. UPADHYAYA 187. KAI LASH SINGH BISHT THAN SINGH BISHT 188. NAMNEET KAUR MAHENDER SINGH 189. DEVKI NANDAN SHARMA H.C. SHARMA 190. PAWAN M.S. KHARAYAT 191. SUNIL CHANDRA SHIV CHANDRA 192. HARSHVARDHAN SINGH NEGI MAN SINGH NEGI 193. PIYUSH SINGH MOHAN SINGH KHARAYAT 194. MOHD. ALAUDDIN NASEEN AHMED 195. HEMANT MAHESH CHANDRA PANT 196. VIKAS BAHUGUNA S.C. BAHUGUNA 197. DEVESH GHILDIYAL G.C. GHILDIYAL 198. GOPAL DUTT M.C. JOSHI 199. RAVINDRA SINGH JAGMOHAN SINGH 200. SUHAAS RATAN JOSHI M.P. JOSHI 201. DHARMESH KUMAR HARPHOOL SINGH 202. DR KARTIKEY HARI GUPTA SERVESH KUMAR GUPTA 203. DEVESH JOSHI MOHAN CHANDRA JOSHI 204. KISHORE KUMAR VISHNU DUTT 205. GEETA ARYA HARISH KUMAR 206. TARUN LAKHERA P.L. LAKHERA 207. RAJENDRA PAL SINGH RAM SINGH 208. PREM SINGH SAUN DAN SINGH SAUN 209. RAJNI SUPYAL LATWAL DEVENDRA LATWAL 210. DHIREN SHANKAR DALAKOTI S.D. DALAKOTI 211. DAVESH BISHNOI BRIJ RAJ SINGH 212. KANTI RAM DHANI RAM 213. JAI GOPAL SUGAN CHAND 214. DEEP PRAKASH BHATT KESHAB DATT BHATT 215. AMIT KAPRI R.C. KAPRI 216. SHIVANGI GANGWAR MANOJ GANGWAR 217. DEEP CH. JOSHI JAY DUTT JOSHI 218. SACHIN MOHAN SINGH MEHTA GANGA SINGH MEHTA 219. POONAM CHANDAN 220. GAJENDRA SINGH MEHRA THAN SINGH MEHRA 221. MANOJ KUMAR SHARMA PRAYAG DUTT SHARMA 222. BILAL AHMED JABBAR AHMED 223. BABY RIZWANA NOOR MOHD 224. CHANDRA SHEKHAR NAINWAL NARENDRA MOHAN 225. HARGOVIND PANT GOKULANAND PANT 226. ANIRUDH S KATOCH B.S. KATOCH 227. AKSHAY KUMAR SURESH CHANDRA ARYA 228. SANJEEV KUMAR RAM SHARAN KUMAR 229. DESH RAJ SINGH RAJENDRA PRASAD 230. KAMLESH TIWARI SURESH CAHNDRA TIWARI 231. AAMIR MALIK ABDUL AZIZ 232. SIDDHARTHA BISHT SHRI C.K.S. BISHT 233. COLONEL SUMAN NEGI (RETD.) LT. COL. BUDDHI SINGH NEGI (RETD.) 234. MS. TANUJ SHAH Mr. HITESH SHAH (Husband) 235. MR. MANU MAHARISHI SHAH SHRI RAMAN KUMAR SHAH By order of Hon’ble the Chief Justice Sd/- Registrar General No. 2544 /UHC/IV/Admin.B/Misc.91/Adv. Chamber Dated: 02 June, 2021 Copy to: 1. President/Secretary, High Court Bar Association, for information. 2. Notice Boards of High Court. 3. Guard File. Sd/- Deputy Registrar Admin.B .
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