Chhattisghar State Bar Council Law Journal
'PRINTER & PUBLISHER:' CHHATTISGARH STATE BAR COUNCIL, BILASPUR +91-7752-410169, 211354. TELEFAX: +91-7752-413500.
'EDITORS:' Mr. Rajkamal Singh Advocate +91-9303621299 & Mr. Prafull N Bharat Advocates +91-9425540710.
'MANAGING EDITOR:' Mr. Shailendra Dubey, Advocate & Chairman CGSBC; 'EDITOR IN CHARGE:' Mr. Surendra Tiwari (Retd. District & sessions Judge). 'ASSOCIATE EDITORS:' Mr. Anand Mohan Thakur & Mr. Awadh Tripathi Advocates & members CGSBC.
'ADVISORY BOARD:' Justice V. K. Shrivastava (Retd.), Justice R. L. Jhanwar (Retd.), Mr. Daya Ram Sharma Sr. Advocate, Mr. S. K. Sinha Sr. Advocate, Mr. Ravindra Shrivastava Sr. Advocate, Dr. Nirmal K Shukla Sr. Advocate, Mr. Prashant Jaisawal Sr. Advocate, Mr. P.C.Pant (Former President CGSBC), Mr.Prahlad Kumar Tiwari (Former Member CGSBC), Mr. Ramesh Singh (Former Member CGSBC), Ms. Nirupama Bajpai (Former Member CGSBC), Mr. Balkrishna Mishra (Former Member CGSBC), Mr. J.K Shrivastav, Mr. Krishna Swaroop Gupta, Mr. M.D. Dhote, Mr. Thakur Vijay Singh, Mr. B.P. Gupta, Mr. S. K. Agrawal, Mr. Mirza Kaiser Baeg, Mr. H.S. Patel, Mr. Ashok Verma, Mr. Rajesh Verma, Mr. Mukesh Sharma, Mrs Fauzia Mirza, Mr. Malay Bhaduri, Mrs. Hamida Siddiqui, Mr. Gautam Bhaduri, Mrs. Annpurna Tiwari, Mrs. Meena Shastri, Mr. B.D.Guru, Mr. Sunil Tripathi, Mr. Arvind Sinha, Mr. D.R. Gajendra, Mr. B.C. Jain, Mr. Rajkumar Gupta.
'EDITORIAL BOARD:'Mr. Shailendra Dubey, Mr. Santosh Verma, Mr.Devesh Dikshit, Mr.Faisal Rizvi, Mr.Awadh Tripathi, Mr. Tiharu Ram Nirala, Mr. Ashok Kumar Tiwari, Mr.Padm Kumar Agrawal, Mr. Yashwant Tiwari, Mr. Koshram Sahu, Mr.Yogesh Chandra Sharma, Mr.Krishna Kumar Shukla, Mr.Ram Narayan Vyas, Mr. Abdul Wahab Khan, Mr. Badshah Prasad Singh, Mr. Leeladhar Singh Chandra, Mr. Vivek Ranjan Tiwari, Mr. Pankaj Shrivastav, Mr. Arun Kochar. And Sanjay Kumar Agrawal ('Ex-officio Member', CGSBC) & the Secretary, CGSBC.
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