ॐ श्रीं गं सौम्याय गणपतये वर वरद सर्वजनं मे वशमानय स्वाहा॥
Om Shreem Gam Saumyaya Ganapataye Vara Varada Sarvajanam Me Vashamanaya Swaha
Meaning: Salutations to Lord Ganapati, who grants boons and blessings. May He attract positivity, harmony, and success into my life.
Benefit: Attracts abundance, removes negativity, and grants success in personal and professional life.
प्रणम्य शिरसा देवं
गौरीपुत्रं विनायकम्।
भक्तावासं स्मरेन्नित्यं
आयुः कामार्थसिद्धये॥
Pranamya Shirasa Devam
Gauri Putram Vinayakam
Bhaktavasam Smaren Nityam
Ayuh Kamartha Siddhaye
Meaning: Bowing with reverence to the son of Goddess Gauri, Lord Vinayaka, who always resides with His devotees. By remembering Him daily, one attains long life, fulfillment of desires, and success in endeavors.
Benefit: Brings longevity, good health, and prosperity.
ॐ एकदन्ताय विद्महे
वक्रतुण्डाय धीमहि
तन्नो दन्तिः प्रचोदयात्॥
Om Ekadantaya Vidmahe
Vakratundaya Dhimahi
Tanno Danti Prachodayat
Meaning: We meditate upon the One-tusked Lord (Ekadanta), we contemplate upon the curved trunk Lord (Vakratunda); may that Lord Ganapati inspire and enlighten us.
Benefit: Bestows wisdom, focus, and spiritual awakening.
“Vakratunda Mahakaya
Suryakoti Samaprabha
Nirvighnam Kurume Deva
Sarva-Kaaryeshu Sarvada.”
Meaning:
O Lord with a curved trunk and mighty body, whose splendor is equal to millions of suns, please remove all obstacles from my endeavors, always and forever.
ॐ गं गणपतये नमः
Om Gam Ganapataye Namah
Meaning:
Om – the primordial sound, invoking universal energy.
Gam – the bija (seed) mantra of Lord Ganapati, carrying His divine vibration.
Ganapataye – to the Lord of the Ganas, the remover of obstacles.
Namah – I bow with reverence.
This mantra is a prayer to Lord Ganapati to remove obstacles, bless new beginnings, and grant wisdom, prosperity, and success. Chanting it with devotion brings inner strength, peace, and clarity of mind.
Lord Ganapati, the remover of obstacles and the harbinger of wisdom, is the first to be invoked at the commencement of every auspicious act. His blessings are believed to flow into every sphere of life, guiding devotees towards peace, prosperity, and righteousness.
Ganapati is Buddhipriya, the beloved of wisdom. His elephant head symbolizes intelligence, foresight, and clarity of thought. By meditating upon Him, devotees receive the strength to distinguish right from wrong and the wisdom to make choices that uplift their lives.
Ganapati is also Siddhidata, the bestower of success. His blessings ensure not only material prosperity but also spiritual fulfillment. He teaches us that true wealth lies in contentment, harmony, and devotion, more than in possessions.
The calm face of Ganapati radiates serenity, reminding us that patience and tolerance remove conflicts. His presence in our homes blesses the family with unity, understanding, and peace of mind.
His large ears remind us to listen with care, His trunk reflects adaptability and strength, and the small mouse at His feet inspires humility. Through His blessings, devotees learn to overcome obstacles with inner strength and determination.
Ganapati does not belong to any one household, caste, or creed—He belongs to all. Children call Him Bappa, students worship Him for knowledge, businessmen for success, families for harmony, and seekers for spiritual liberation. His blessings are universal, showering grace on anyone who remembers Him with sincerity.
As we fold our hands and bow before Him, let us carry His blessings not only in ritual, but in our daily conduct—removing hurdles for others, spreading compassion, and walking the path of truth.
May Shri Ganapati bless us all with wisdom, prosperity, and peace.
Ganapati Bappa Morya!
Among all the deities of the Hindu pantheon, Lord Ganapati holds a very special place in the hearts of devotees. Known as Vighnaharta (the remover of obstacles) and Buddhi-Pradaayaka (the giver of wisdom), He is invoked at the beginning of every prayer, ceremony, and auspicious undertaking.
The origin of Ganapati is filled with divine symbolism. It is said that Maa Parvati created Him from the sacred turmeric paste of her own body, and breathed life into Him, blessing Him as her son. When He once stopped Lord Shiva at the entrance, not knowing who He was, a fierce battle followed that ultimately led to the beheading of the boy. Parvati’s sorrow shook the cosmos itself, and to console Her, Shiva placed the head of a young elephant upon the child, granting Him a new life. From that moment, Ganapati became the beloved Ganapati Bappa of the universe.
Every part of His form teaches us deep truths—His large elephant head symbolizes wisdom and patience, His big ears remind us to listen more, His small eyes denote concentration, and His trunk reflects adaptability and strength. The mouse at His feet signifies that even the smallest of creatures can achieve greatness when guided by wisdom and discipline.
Ganapati is not only the remover of obstacles but also the bestower of success, prosperity, and harmony. During Ganesh Chaturthi, devotees welcome Him into their homes and hearts with immense devotion, chanting “Ganapati Bappa Morya”, seeking His blessings for peace, happiness, and fulfillment.
As we bow before Him, let us remember that true worship lies in embodying His virtues—humility, wisdom, compassion, and steadiness of mind. May Lord Ganapati bless us all, remove the hurdles from our paths, and guide us towards the light of knowledge and righteousness.
“Vakratunda Mahakaya, Suryakoti Samaprabha;
Nirvighnam Kurume Deva, Sarva-Kaaryeshu Sarvada.”
Long ago, on the sacred mountain Kailash, Parvati Devi wished for a companion who would always stay by her side. From the turmeric paste she used for her bath, she gently shaped a boy and breathed life into him. This boy became her beloved son, Ganapati.
One day, when Lord Shiva returned home, Ganapati—unaware of who Shiva was—stood guard at his mother’s command and refused to let him enter. Shiva, surprised at this defiance, tried to explain, but the boy remained firm. Angered, Shiva’s attendants fought with the child, but Ganapati’s strength was unmatched. Finally, in the heat of the battle, Shiva severed his head.
When Parvati discovered this, her grief shook the heavens. To console her, Lord Vishnu advised that the first living being’s head, facing north, be brought to restore the boy’s life. Nandi and the divine beings found a young elephant, whose head was offered reverently. Shiva placed it upon the child, reviving him.
Thus was born Ganapati, the elephant-headed god—symbol of wisdom, remover of obstacles, and beloved of both gods and humans. Since then, devotees begin all their prayers and ventures by remembering him first, invoking his blessings for success and harmony.
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The causes of waterlogging in Kolkata are both natural and man-made. The city’s geography, being low-lying and situated along the banks of the Hooghly River, makes it prone to flooding. In addition, age-old drainage systems, clogged sewers, unplanned urban growth, and encroachments over natural canals (khals) worsen the problem. With increasing concretization and reduced green cover, rainwater finds little space to percolate into the ground, resulting in quick accumulation on the roads.
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Ganapati Worship at Alipore Criminal Court
For the past ten years, Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh has upheld a beautiful tradition at the Alipore Criminal Court, Kolkata—the annual worship of Lord Ganapati during Ganesh Chaturthi.
What began as a personal act of devotion has grown into a collective celebration, drawing the participation of many esteemed members of the Bar, including Sri Sanjib Bandyopadhyay, Alokasish Bandyopadhyay, Mukulda, Rabindranath Das, Santu Majumdar, Sanjoy Das, Deobrat Singh, Digbijoy Nag, Tanima Biswas, Kanchan, Biplab, Pritam Das, Pritilata Sardar, Madhusudan Sardar, Shewtalina Majumdar, Samir Saha, Mangal Santra, Kuntal, Manabda, Tirthankar Roy, and several others.
The fragrance of incense, the chanting of aarti, and the offering of modaks in Advocate Singh’s chamber create an atmosphere of serenity amidst the pressures of court life. For all who participate, Lord Ganapati becomes not only the remover of obstacles but also the guiding spirit of wisdom, patience, and unity in their professional journey.
This tradition now stands as a cherished reminder that law and devotion can walk hand in hand, and that in the pursuit of justice, the blessings of Lord Ganapati inspire strength, humility, and clarity of thought.
Ganapati Bappa Morya!
Ganapati Worship at Alipore Criminal Court
For the past ten years, Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh has upheld a beautiful tradition at the Alipore Criminal Court, Kolkata—the annual worship of Lord Ganapati during Ganesh Chaturthi.
What began as a personal act of devotion has grown into a collective celebration, drawing the participation of many esteemed members of the Bar, including Sri Sanjib Bandyopadhyay, Alokasish Bandyopadhyay, Mukulda, Rabindranath Das, Santu Majumdar, Sanjoy Das, Deobrat Singh, Digbijoy Nag, Tanima Biswas, Kanchan, Biplab, Pritam Das, Pritilata Sardar, Madhusudan Sardar, Shewtalina Majumdar, Samir Saha, Mangal Santra, Kuntal, Manabda, Tirthankar Roy, and several others.
The fragrance of incense, the chanting of aarti, and the offering of modaks in Advocate Singh’s chamber create an atmosphere of serenity amidst the pressures of court life. For all who participate, Lord Ganapati becomes not only the remover of obstacles but also the guiding spirit of wisdom, patience, and unity in their professional journey.
This tradition now stands as a cherished reminder that law and devotion can walk hand in hand, and that in the pursuit of justice, the blessings of Lord Ganapati inspire strength, humility, and clarity of thought.
Ganapati Bappa Morya!
A Decade of Devotion: Ganapati Worship at Alipore Criminal Court
In the corridors of law where arguments rise, judgments are pronounced, and justice is sought, there also beats a heart of devotion. For the last ten years, Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh has brought to the Alipore Criminal Court, Kolkata, a tradition that blends the spirit of faith with the solemn pursuit of justice—the annual worship of Lord Ganapati during Ganesh Chaturthi.
What began a decade ago as a personal vow of faith has, with time, become a collective celebration for the legal fraternity. Every year, a simple clay idol of Lord Ganesha is installed in Advocate Singh’s chamber. The fragrance of incense, the glow of lamps, the resonant chants of aarti, and the offering of modaks transform the space into a sanctum of serenity, drawing advocates, clerks, and well-wishers together in shared reverence.
The tradition has grown beyond one chamber—it has touched the entire court. Distinguished colleagues and fellow advocates have stood shoulder to shoulder in this worship: Sri Sanjib Bandyopadhyay, Alokasish Bandyopadhyay, Mukulda, Rabindranath Das, Santu Majumdar, Sanjoy Das, Deobrat Singh, Digbijoy Nag, Tanima Biswas, Kanchan, Biplab, Pritam Das, Pritilata Sardar, Madhusudan Sardar, Shewtalina Majumdar, Samir Saha, Mangal Santra, Kuntal, Manabda, Tirthankar Roy, and many others. Their presence has given the celebration a collective character—a reminder that in devotion, there are no hierarchies, only unity.
Lord Ganapati, the remover of obstacles, is remembered at the beginning of every undertaking. For the advocates who gather here, He is invoked not only as a deity of prosperity but as a guiding light—bestowing clarity of thought, patience in adversity, and wisdom in judgment. In His broken tusk lies the lesson of sacrifice; in His large ears, the message to listen deeply; in His calm eyes, the focus needed to pursue truth.
This annual worship has become more than a ritual. It is a symbol of harmony within the legal community, a moment of peace amidst the demanding cadence of trials and hearings. It reminds us that the practice of law, though rigorous, is not divorced from the values of humility, spirituality, and fellowship.
As the celebrations of Ganesh Chaturthi at Alipore Court enter their second decade, they stand as a shining testimony to the vision of Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh—a vision where justice and faith walk together, and where the wisdom of Lord Ganapati continues to inspire all who step into the court in search of truth.
“Ganapati Bappa Morya, Pudhchya Varshi Lavkar Ya!”
May His blessings always guide the hands that argue for justice, the minds that reason with law, and the hearts that believe in truth.
Worship of Ganapati by Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh and the Legal Fraternity at Alipore Criminal Court
For more than a decade, the celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi at the Alipore Criminal Court, Kolkata, has become a meaningful tradition initiated by Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh. With deep devotion to Lord Ganapati—the remover of obstacles and the harbinger of wisdom—Advocate Singh began this practice ten years ago, transforming his chamber into a place of prayer and cultural fellowship.
Each year, a clay idol of Lord Ganesha is installed in his chamber. The rituals are performed with simplicity and reverence: chanting of mantras, offering of flowers, fruits, and modaks, and the daily aarti. The gentle light of the lamp, the fragrance of incense, and the collective devotion create an atmosphere of serenity amidst the otherwise demanding routines of legal practice.
What makes this tradition truly special is the enthusiastic participation of the legal fraternity. Over the years, several distinguished advocates and colleagues have joined in the worship, including Sri Sanjib Bandyopadhyay Advocate, Alokasish Bandyopadhyay Advocate, Mukulda Advocate, Rabindranath Das, Santu Majumdar Advocate, Sanjoy Das Advocate, Deobrat Singh Advocate, Digbijoy Nag Advocate, Tanima Biswas Advocate, Kanchan Advocate, Biplab Advocate, Pritam Das Advocate, Pritilata Sardar Advocate, Madhusudan Sardar Advocate, Shewtalina Majumdar Advocate, Samir Saha Advocate, Mangal Santra Advocate, Kuntal Advocate, Manabda Advocate, Tirthankar Roy Advocate, and many others. Their presence has transformed the occasion from a private act of devotion into a collective celebration of faith and fellowship.
The worship of Ganapati by Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh has thus become a symbol of harmony, reminding all that beyond the adversarial atmosphere of the courtroom, there exists a deeper unity in shared values and traditions. Lord Ganapati, revered as the giver of wisdom and remover of obstacles, inspires advocates to approach their profession with clarity, patience, and humility.
This tradition has grown into an anticipated event within the court, not only enriching the spiritual lives of those who participate but also strengthening bonds within the legal community. It stands as a testament to the idea that law and devotion can coexist gracefully, and that in the pursuit of justice, wisdom and faith go hand in hand.
Worship of Ganapati by Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh
For the past decade, Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh, a respected member of the Bar at the Alipore Criminal Court, Kolkata, has been offering devout worship to Lord Ganapati during the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi. What began as a personal act of reverence has grown into a cherished tradition that blends spirituality with the daily life of the legal fraternity.
Every year, during Ganesh Chaturthi, Advocate Singh installs a clay idol of Lord Ganesha in his chamber at the Alipore Criminal Court. The rituals include the aarti, chanting of mantras, offering of flowers, fruits, and modaks—Lord Ganesha’s favorite sweet. The worship is conducted with simplicity yet with deep faith, symbolizing humility before the divine and gratitude for blessings received.
The presence of Ganapati in the court premises creates a unique atmosphere where law and faith intersect. Colleagues, junior advocates, court clerks, and visitors often gather to participate in the worship, seeking Lord Ganesha’s blessings for wisdom, clarity, and success in their pursuits of justice. In this way, the worship has grown into a collective experience of devotion, transcending professional boundaries and fostering a sense of unity.
Through his continued devotion, Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh has demonstrated that Ganapati is not only the remover of obstacles in spiritual life but also an inspiration in professional life. Just as Ganapati symbolizes knowledge, patience, and foresight, Advocate Singh’s worship reflects the belief that these values are essential in the practice of law.
Thus, the worship of Ganapati by Advocate Singh at Alipore Criminal Court is more than a ritual—it is a tradition that embodies faith, discipline, and inspiration, reminding all that the pursuit of justice and the blessings of wisdom go hand in hand.
Ganapati – A Life of Wisdom and Inspiration
Friends, when we speak of Lord Ganapati, or Ganesha, we are not just remembering a deity—we are remembering a way of life, a philosophy, and an eternal source of inspiration.
Ganapati’s story begins with humility. Born of divine energy, He faced obstacles from the very start. Even when life took away His original form, He was blessed with an elephant’s head—a symbol that wisdom and strength can emerge from the most unexpected turns of destiny. His life reminds us that every setback can become a new beginning.
Look at His form:
What greater inspiration can there be? Ganapati teaches us to remove not just the obstacles in the outer world but also the obstacles within—fear, anger, ego, and doubt. He is the first to be remembered at the beginning of every journey, every prayer, every new endeavor, because He embodies the spirit of faith, wisdom, and success.
In our lives, whenever challenges arise, let us remember Ganapati. Let us carry His wisdom into our actions, His patience into our struggles, and His courage into our dreams. For when we walk with His spirit, no path is too difficult, and no goal is out of reach.
Ganapati is not just a god we worship—He is an inspiration to live with wisdom, humility, and resilience.
Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh: A Decade of Ganesh Chaturthi Celebrations at Alipore Criminal Court
Kolkata, August 2025:
The corridors of justice at the Alipore Criminal Court, Kolkata, have, for the last ten years, witnessed not only the rigorous practice of law but also the gentle glow of devotion. Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh, a distinguished practitioner at the criminal court, has been celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi annually within the court premises, transforming his chamber into a space of faith, unity, and cultural enrichment.
What began a decade ago as a personal observance by Advocate Singh has gradually evolved into a much-anticipated tradition. Each year, a beautifully crafted clay idol of Lord Ganesha is installed with devotion, followed by rituals including aarti, mantra chanting, and distribution of prasad. The celebrations, though simple in form, are profound in spirit, drawing together fellow advocates, clerks, court staff, and even visiting litigants, who pause momentarily from their busy schedules to seek the blessings of the deity.
The occasion has become a symbol of harmony and togetherness in the Alipore Criminal Court. In a profession marked by constant stress, deadlines, and adversarial exchanges, the celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi under the initiative of Advocate Singh has offered a spiritual respite—reminding all of the values of humility, wisdom, and collective goodwill that Lord Ganesha represents.
Over the past ten years, this initiative has gained recognition as an important cultural feature within the court. It demonstrates that the practice of law, while deeply professional, does not remain untouched by tradition and community spirit. Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh’s effort stands as a fine example of how personal devotion can inspire collective participation, turning a festival into a shared legacy.
As the celebrations enter their second decade, Advocate Singh’s commitment continues to reinforce the belief that justice and faith can walk hand in hand—that the temple and the court, though different in form, are both places where truth is sought and upheld.
Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh: A Decade of Devotion at Alipore Criminal Court
Introduction
From approximately ten years ago, Advocate Ashok Kumar Singh—a seasoned practitioner of criminal law at the Alipore Criminal Court, Kolkata—has marked the holy occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi within the courthouse precincts. Through consistent celebration, he brought a touch of spirituality to the otherwise solemn realm of legal proceedings, fostering camaraderie and reverence among legal professionals.
Celebratory Tradition
Every year, Advocate Singh orchestrated a modest but sincere Ganesh Chaturthi observance at his chambers or within the court premises:
Purpose & Impact
Ganesh Chaturthi
Ganesh Chaturthi, also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi, is one of the most celebrated Hindu festivals in India, dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the god of wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune. It usually falls in the month of Bhadrapada (August–September) according to the Hindu lunar calendar.
The festival marks the birth of Lord Ganesha, son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. People bring beautifully crafted clay idols of Ganesha into their homes and public pandals, and worship Him with devotion through rituals, chanting of mantras, Vedic hymns, and offerings of flowers, fruits, and His favorite sweet – modaks.
Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated with great grandeur in states like Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, and Goa, and has also spread worldwide among Indian communities. The celebration usually lasts from one and a half days to ten days, depending on family or community tradition.
A significant part of the festival is the visarjan (immersion) of Ganesha idols in water bodies, symbolizing the cycle of creation and dissolution in nature. Devotees chant “Ganapati Bappa Morya, Pudhchya Varshi Lavkar Ya” (O Lord Ganesha, come again soon next year) during the immersion procession, expressing both joy and devotion.
Beyond its religious importance, Ganesh Chaturthi also promotes social unity, art, and culture. Public pandals often become centers of cultural activities, music, dance, and social service.
At its core, Ganesh Chaturthi teaches the values of faith, humility, gratitude, and community harmony, while invoking Lord Ganesha’s blessings for wisdom, prosperity, and success in all endeavors.
Date : 25th day of June’
2025
To,
1.
Canara
Bank, Kharagpur Branch, IFSC Code : CNRB0000190, Branch Code : 190, Near Hanuman
Mandir, Fatak Bazaar, Kharida, Kharagpur, Paschim Medinipur, PIN – 721301, West
Bengal. Phone no. 8334999207,
Email : cb0190@canarabank.com
2. The Authorized Officer, Chief Manager, Kharagpur, DP Code -0190, Canara Bank, Kharagpur Branch, IFSC Code : CNRB0000190, Branch Code : 190, Near Hanuman Mandir, Fatak Bazaar, Kharida, Kharagpur, Paschim Medinipur, PIN – 721301, West Bengal. Phone no. 8334999207, Email : cb0190@canarabank.com
Reg.:
IA no. ________ of 2025, being an Application to Stay on the Possession Notice
dated 21-01-2025, AND IA no. _______ of 2025, being an application for Advance
hearing;
Ref.: S. A. No. ___________
of 2025;
(Diary No.
_____________ of 2025)
In the matter of;
Jayanti Sounth, –
Versus – Canara Bank & Anr.,;
before the Hon’ble
DRT Kolkata 2;
Dear
Sir/s, Madam/s,
Please
take note that copies of the above referred IA applications being no. ________
of 2025 with all annexures and IA no. _______ of 2025, has already been served
upon you, which has been received by you.
Please
take further note that the said applications have been fixed for hearing on 09/07/2025,
( 9th day of July’ 2025 ), before the Hon’ble Debts
Recovery Tribunal Kolkata - 1, when please attend the Hon’ble Tribunal.
This
is for your information and necessary action. Please take steps accordingly.
Thanking
you,
Yours’
faithfully,
Ashok
Kumar Singh,
Advocate
Date
: 14th day of July’ 2025
To,
1. The Learned Public Prosecutor,
Hon’ble High Court Calcutta.
2. Tithi De Adhikary @ Tithi Adhikary,
wife of Arnab De, Daughter of Somnath Adhikary, residing at Village – East
Burikhali, Post Office – Burikhali, Police Station – Bauria, District – Howrah,
Pin – 711310.
Ref.:
CRAN No. 02/2025, in connection with CRR No. 3477 of 2024
In the matter of ;
Arnab De & Others
_________Petitioner / Husband
- Versus –
The State of West Bengal and
Others________Opposite Parties
Dear
Sir,
Enclosed please find herewith a copy
of CRAN No. 02/2025, in connection with CRR No. 3476 of 2024, with all
annexures containing 19 pages, thereof, for recalling of the Order dated 12th
day of February’ 2025.
The aforementioned matter is likely to
be listed before Her Ladyship Hon’ble Justice Suvra Ghosh, on 18th
day of July’ 2025, or soon thereafter as the Hon’ble Court’s business may
permit.
Kindly
take steps accordingly.
Thanking
you,
Yours’
faithfully,
Ashok
Kumar Singh,
Advocate
Date
: 1st day of August’ 2025
To,
The Learned
Government Pleader,
High Court
Calcutta
Ref.:
WPA No. 10765 of 2023
In
the matter of ;
Sukanta
Bhowmick & Anr.,
____________Petitioners
-
Versus –
The State of West
Bengal & Ors.
___________Respondents
Subject: Intimation regarding
mentioning of the matter before the Hon’ble Justice Gaurang Kanth, on 4th
day of August’ 2025 (i.e. Monday);
Dear
Sir/Madam,
I
write to inform you that the undersigned, being the Advocate for the Petitioners
in the matter titled as WPA No. 10765 of 2023 {Sukanta
Bhowmick & Anr., - Versus – The State of West Bengal & Ors.},
which is under consideration before the Hon’ble High Court at Calcutta, has
caused the matter to be mentioned before the Hon’ble Court on 4th day of August’ 2025 (i.e.
Monday), seeking urgent listing and necessary directions.
You
are hereby requested to take note of the above and make necessary arrangements
to be present or be represented through your learned Advocate on the said date.
This
communication is being sent for your information and necessary action.
Thanking
you,
Yours’
faithfully,
Ashok
Kumar Singh,
Advocate
High
Court Calcutta
Date
: 14th day of August’ 2025
To,
1)
The
State of West Bengal, Service through the Secretary, Department of Urban
Development & Municipal Affair, having it’s office at NagarayanBhavan,
Block DF 8, Sector I, Salt Lake City, Second Avenue, Bidhan Nagar, Kolkata –
700064.
2)
The
Commissioner, Kolkata Municipal Corporation, having its office at 5, S.N.
Banerjee Road, Kolkata – 700013.
3)
The
Mayor in Council, Building Department, Kolkata Municipal Corporation, having
its office at 5, S.N. Banerjee Road, Kolkata – 700013.
4)
The
Chairman, Borough No. XII, Kolkata Municipal Corporation, having its office at Pal Bazaar, 47, Garfa Main Rd, beside
State Bank of India, Pal Bazaar, Bhattacharjee Para, Garfa, Kolkata, West
Bengal 700075.
5)
The
Councilor, Ward no. 109, Kolkata Municipal Corporation, having his office at
Purbalok, Mukundapur, Kolkata - 700099.
6)
The
Assistant Engineer, Building Department,Kolkata Municipal Corporation, having
its office atPal Bazaar, 47,
Garfa Main Rd, beside State Bank of India, Pal Bazaar, Bhattacharjee Para,
Garfa, Kolkata - 700075.
7)
The
Officer in Charge, Survey Park Police Station, having its Office at Ground Floor, D-50 2, East Rajapur,
Santoshpur, Kolkata, West Bengal 700075.
8)
Smt.
SaktiSinha Roy, Wife of Late SubrataSinha Roy, residing at Premises being no.
42/1B/1, P.G.H.Road, Post Office – Jadavpur University, Police Station –
Jadavpur, Kolkata – 700032, District – South 24 Parganas.
Ref.:
WPA No. 10765 of 2023
In
the matter of ;
Sukanta
Bhowmick & Anr.,
____________Petitioners
-
Versus –
The State of West
Bengal & Ors.
___________Respondents
Subject: Intimation regarding
mentioning of the matter before the Hon’ble Justice Gaurang Kanth, on 18th
day of August’ 2025 (i.e. Monday);
Dear
Sir/Madam,
I
write to inform you that the undersigned, being the Advocate for the Petitioners
in the matter titled as
WPA No. 10765 of 2023 {Sukanta Bhowmick & Anr., - Versus – The State of
West Bengal & Ors.}, which is under consideration before
the Hon’ble High Court at Calcutta, has caused the matter to be mentioned
before the Hon’ble Court on 18th
day of August’ 2025 (i.e. Monday), seeking UPGRADATION in listing and
necessary directions.
You
are hereby requested to take note of the above and make necessary arrangements
to be present or be represented through your learned Advocate on the said date.
This
communication is being sent for your information and necessary action.
Thanking
you,
Yours’
faithfully,
Ashok
Kumar Singh,
Advocate
High
Court Calcutta
Date : 25th day of August’
2025
To,
Mr. Tapan
Chakraborty
Resolution Professional of
Roofers Infrastructure India Private Limited (In CIRP)
IBBI Regn. No.: IBBI/IPA-003/IP-N000173/2018-19/12121
YMCA Building, 2nd Floor, 25, Jawaharlal Nehru Road,
Kolkata
– 700087.
Email
: roofersindia.cirp@gmail.com
Sub: Service of Affidavit in Reply
in IA No. _______/KB/2025 in CP (IB) No. 2137/KB/2019 – Samskar Financial Services Pvt.
Ltd. vs. Roofers Infrastructure India Pvt. Ltd.
Dear Sir,
Under instructions from and on
behalf of my client, Mrs.
Jayanti Sounth, Respondent No. 2, I am forwarding herewith a
copy of the Affidavit
in Reply filed before the Hon’ble National Company Law
Tribunal, Kolkata Bench, in connection with the above-mentioned matter.
The said Affidavit in Reply is
being duly served upon you in compliance with the procedural requirements of
the Hon’ble Tribunal. Kindly acknowledge receipt of the same.
Thanking you,
Yours’ faithfully,
Enclosed:
Copy of Affidavit in Reply with Annexures;
