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AT STATE LEVEL
Sr.No. |
Designation |
Post of the Officer |
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1 |
Appellate Authority |
Member Secretary |
2 |
Public Information Officer |
Additional Member Secretary |
3 |
Assistant Public Information Officer |
Senior Assistant, LSD Branch |
AT DISTRICT LEVEL
Sr.No. |
Designation |
Post of the Officer |
---|---|---|
1 |
Appellate Authority |
Additional Member Secretary |
2 |
Public Information Officer |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
3 |
Assistant Public Information Officer |
Senior Assistant, District Legal Services Authority |
Voluntary Disclosure as per RTI ACT
PUNJAB STATE LEGAL SERVICE AUTHORITY
The Legal Remembrancer also functions as Administrative Secretary of the Punjab State Legal Services Authority. The office of the aforesaid Authority is located at Site Number 126, Opposite GMADA Community Centre, Sector 69, SAS Nagar.
Hon’ble Mr. Justice Ravi Shanker Jha, Chief Justice, Punjab and Haryana High Court is the Patron-in-chief of Punjab State Legal Services Authority.
Hon'ble Mr. Justice _________________, Judge, Punjab and Haryana High Court is the Executive Chairman of Punjab State Legal Services Authority. Executive Chairman is competent authority to take all the decisions as may be required on behalf of the Authority for providing legal aid to poor people and organization of seminars to make the people aware of the services provided by the Authority.
Sh. __________, Legal Remembrancer & Secretary to Government of Punjab is the present Administrative Secretary of the Punjab State Legal Services Authority.
Sh. Manjinder Singh, District and Sessions Judge, is the Member Secretary of the Punjab Legal Services Authority. The Member Secretary of the Punjab State Legal Services Authority is whole time employee of the State Government. All orders and decisions of the said Authority are authenticated by the Member Secretary.
The organizational chart of the above Authority is as under: -
Executive Chairman
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Member Secretary
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Addl. Member Secretary
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Superintendent Grade–I Subordinate Staff Ministerial Staff
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Secretary, District Legal Services Authority
(at each district With ministerial staff.)
The aforesaid Authority has been established by the Government of Punjab in the year 1990, initially with the name of Punjab State Legal Service Board to provide free legal aid to the persons who cannot afford the expenses to contest their cases in different courts. This Board was governed by the Punjab State Grant of Free Legal Service to the Poor Rules, 1990. Sh. Gurdev Singh, Joint Legal Remembrancer was the first Director of this Board. In the year 1996, the said Punjab State Legal Service Board was renamed as Punjab State Legal Service Authority and new rules were framed in the year 1996.
Legal Aid
The Authority provides free legal aid to the following categories of persons: -
- a member of a Schedule caste or Schedule Tribe;
- a victim of trafficking in human beings or beggar as referred to
- in article 23 of the Constitution;
- a woman or a child;
- a mentally ill or otherwise disable person;
- a person under circumstance of undeserved want such as being a victim of a mass disaster, ethnic violence, caste atrocity, flood, drought, earthquake or industrial disaster; or
- an industrial workman; or
- in custody ( under trials and convicts Jails)
- any person whose annual income is less than 3,00,000/-.
Lok Adalats
The Punjab State Legal Services Authority organizes Lok Adalats to secure the operation of the legal system and promotes justice on a basis of equal opportunity. This authority has organized Mega/Special Lok Adalats, Monthly Lok Adalats and Permanent Lok Adalats at regular intervals in all the districts and sub-divisions of the State of Punjab. In these Lok Adalats, all the disputes are resolved through negotiated settlements with the involvement of Social Workers and Advocates etc.
Permanent Lok Adalat (Public Utility Services)
As per the provisions Legal Services Authorities Act (Amendment Act) 2002, 22 Permanent Lok Adalats (Public Utility Services) have been constituted at district level. Pre-litigative cases relating to Public Utility Services i.e. Transport services for the carriage of passengers or goods by Air, Road or Water; Postal, Telegraph or Telephone service; Supply of Power, Light or Water to the Public by any establishment; System of public Conservancy or Sanitation; Service in Hospital or Dispensary; Insurance services; Banking, Housing and Finance services are decided in these Lok Adalats. The pecuniary jurisdiction of the Permanent Lok Adalat is Rs. one Crore/-
Legal Literacy Camps/Seminars
The Authority organizes legal literacy camps and Seminars at all districts in the State of Punjab every month. The Authority has also taken up the social cause like ‘Eradication of Female Foeticide and Drug-Addiction’. The authority organizes Legal Literacy Camps through the Assistant District Attorneys posted at various district and through various teams of Advocate and Para Legal Volunteers in the State of Punjab. They organize Legal Literacy Seminars in various villages and sub-divisions of their respective districts. These Seminars are organized to educate the general public to eradicate the social evils from the society as referred above and to make them legally literate.
Legal Aid Clinic
As per National Legal Services Authority (Legal Aid Clinics) Regulations 2011, Legal Aid Clinics are being established with the prime objective to make the Free Legal Services accessible to the poor, marginalized and weaker sections of the society. These Clinics are being manned by panel of Advocates and Para-Legal Volunteers who have been specially trained to provide competent legal services to the poor people.
Legal Aid Clinics are being set up even in remote villages to provide legal advice and services to the citizens who are not in position to engage a Counselor approach Courts. This scheme has been designed to bring legal services to the doorsteps of the weaker sections of the society including women, children and members of S.C./S.T.
Objectives of Legal Aid Clinics
- To provide free legal advice.
- To spread legal literacy and legal awareness.
- To provide free legal services such as drafting the petitions, notices, applications, reply to the legal notices etc.
- To encourage amicable settlement of disputes through Lok Adalats and Mediation Centres.
- To settle the disputes through counseling in order to avoid litigation.
- To provide the free legal services of Advocates in complex legal matters.
Para Legal Volunteer Schemes
During the year 2009 National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) brought out a scheme called the Para-Legal Volunteers Scheme which aimed at imparting legal training to volunteers selected from different walks of life so as to ensure legal aid reaching all sections of people through the process of Para-Legal Volunteers Scheme; ultimately removing the barriers into access to justice. The Para-Legal Volunteers (PLVs) are expected to act as intermediaries bridging the gap between the common people and the Legal Services Institutions to remove impediments in access to justice. Ultimately, the process aims at Legal Services Institutions reaching out to the people at their doorsteps rather than people approaching such Legal Services Institutions. The western concept of 'Paralegals' cannot be totally adopted to Indian conditions having regard to illiteracy of large sections of the community: The hours of training as applicable to a regular academic course, cannot be adopted. It should be more like a bridge course conceptualised in a simple and need-based module. The PLVs have to be trained in the basics of different Laws which would be applicable at the grassroot level with reference to their day-to-day life, the subtle nuances employed in the working of a judicial system, and the functioning of various other stakeholders like the Police, officials from Social Welfare Department, Woman and Child Welfare Department and other departments dealing with different beneficial schemes of Central and State Governments including the protection officers involved with Domestic Violence and Juvenile Justice Acts. With the basic knowledge in the laws and other available welfare measures and legislation, they would be able to assist their immediate neighborhood; Those who are in need of such assistance, so that a person, who is not aware of such right is not only made to understand his rights, but also will be able to have access to measures involving implementation of such rights. PLVs are not only expected to impart awareness on laws and the legal system, but they must also be trained to counsel and amicably settle simple disputes between the parties at the source itself; which could save the trouble of the affected travelling all the way to the Legal Services Authority/ADR Centres. If the dispute is of such a nature, which cannot be resolved at the source with the assistance of PLVs, they could bring such parties to the ADR Centres, where, with the assistance of the Secretary in charge either it could be referred to Lok Adalat or Mediation Centre or Legal assistance could be provided for adjudication in a court of law; depending upon the nature of problem. Though initially the NALSA Scheme of training of the PLVs included the legal fraternity of Advocates, Advocate community, later on experience revealed, the same to be unfeasible on account of conflict with the professional status of Advocates. The reality that marginalised people living in distant places will not have the benefit of lawyer PLVs also contributed to the practice being discontinued, and NALSA deciding that Advocates shall not be enlisted or engaged as PLVs. The past experience gained from the working of the system after 2009 and also ground realities ascertained from the paralegals in the respective jurisdiction showed us that there has to be a re-look into the entire matter and who best could fit the role of a ParaLegal Volunteer. Initially, the training programme of PLVs was only for two-three days. Since the obligations of PLVs were vast in nature, it was felt, there has to be longer duration of training provided to the PLVs. At the same time, the training curriculum for PLVs adopted by NALSA cannot be such as to be training PLVs to become full-fledged lawyers. PLVs are not expected to conduct themselves as legal professionals. The aim of the training should concentrate on basic human qualities like compassion, empathy and a genuine concern and willingness to extend voluntary service without expectation of monetary gain from it. Then the line separating PLVs from professional lawyers should be zealously guarded.
GROUPS from whom Para-Legal Volunteers can be selected
- Teachers (including retired teachers)
- Retired Government servants and senior citizens.
- M.S.W students and teachers.
- Anganwadi Workers.
- Doctors/Physicians.
- Students & Law Students (till they enroll as lawyers).
- Members of non-political, service oriented NGOs and Clubs.
Students Literacy Clubs in Government and Government Aided Colleges
As per the directions of NALSA, Legal Literacy Clubs are being established in Schools and Colleges to impart legal knowledge to students and to make them aware of their rights and duties. The enlightened students would be the light house of Legal Literacy. Till date, PULSA has established 2258 Legal Literacy Clubs in Govt. and Govt. Aided Colleges/Govt and Govt. Aided School in the State of Punjab.
Administrative Set up
The Executive Chairman is competent to take all decisions which are required on behalf of the Punjab State Legal Services Authority. The Executive Authority of Punjab Legal Services Authority has been vested in the Executive Chairman and is exercised through the Member Secretary who acts under the control of the Executive Chairman. All the matters requiring confirmation from the State Authority under the Act or the rules, all policy matters or any specific matters as may be directed by the Executive Chairman, are placed before the State Authority for its consideration and decision. All the decisions of the State Authority are taken by majority of the members present and voting and in case of tie, the person presiding over the meeting, have a second or casting vote.
The working in the Legal Services Authority is governed under the Punjab State Legal Services Authority Rules, 1996 as published in the Official Gazette vide Government of Punjab, Department of Legal and Legislative Affairs (Legal Aid Wing), Notification No. G.S.R. 63/C.A.39/87/S.28/96, dated the 19th September, 1996 . The transaction of business of the said Authority is governed under the Punjab Legal Services Authority (Transaction of Business and other Provisions) Regulations, 1998, which was published in the Official Gazette Vide Government of Punjab, Punjab Legal Services Authority, Notification No.G.S.R.32/C.A.39/87/S.29A/98, dated the 17th April, 1998.
The directory of the officers and employees of the State Authority is as follows: -
Directory of Officers and Employees at Head Office Level
Name |
Designation |
Telephone No. |
---|---|---|
Sh. Arun Gupta |
Member Secretary |
+91-172-2216750 |
Ms. Smriti Dhir |
Additional Member Secretary |
+91-172-2216750 |
Sh. Arvinder Singh |
Superintendent-Grade 1 |
+91-172-2216750 |
|
Personal Assistant |
+91-172-2216690 |
- |
- |
- |
Smt. Manjit Kaur |
Senior Assistant |
- |
Smt. Anju Bala |
Senior Assistant |
- |
Smt. Prabhjot Kaur |
Junior Scale Stenographer |
- |
Sh. Inderjeet Singh |
Junior Scale Stenographer |
- |
Sh. Rajinder Singh |
Clerk |
- |
Sh. Tarunpreet Singh |
Clerk |
|
Sh. Gunesh Jain |
Clerk |
- |
Sh. Narinder Singh |
Driver |
- |
Sh. Kamaldeep Singh |
Driver |
- |
Sh. Dalsher Singh |
Driver |
- |
Sh. Randeep Singh |
Driver |
- |
Sh. Pardeep Thakur (deputed at DLSA, SAS Nagar) |
Restorer |
|
Sh. Raj Kumar |
Peon |
- |
Sh. Hari Bhadur |
Peon |
- |
Sh. Harpreet Singh |
Peon |
- |
Sh. Ashok Kumar |
Chowkidar |
- |
Sh. Dan Singh |
Peon |
- |
Sh. Jagmeet Singh |
Peon |
- |
Sh. Dev Kumar |
Peon |
- |
Sh. Kamal Singh Negi |
Peon |
- |
Sh. Ajay Sharma |
Peon |
- |
Directory of Officers and Employees at District Level Officers
Sr. No. |
Name of the Officer (Sarv Shri/Smt./Ms.) |
Designation |
Telephone No. |
District |
|
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1. |
Sh. Pushpinder Singh |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-183-2220205 |
Amritsar |
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2. |
Sh. Suresh Kumar Goyal |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-164-2212051 |
Bathinda |
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3. |
Sh. Gurbir Singh |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1679-243522 |
Barnala |
|
4. |
Ms. Manpreet Kaur |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1763-232160 |
Fatehgarh Sahib |
|
5. |
Sh. Ajitpal Singh-II |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1639-256299 |
Faridkot |
|
6. |
Ms. Ekta Uppal |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1632-235034 |
Ferozepur |
|
7. |
Sh. Amandeep Singh |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1638-261500 |
Fazilka |
|
8. |
Ms. Navdeep Gill |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1874-240369 |
Gurdaspur |
|
9. |
Ms. Aprajita Joshi |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1882-224114 |
Hoshiarpur |
|
10. |
Dr. Gagandeep Kaur |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-181-2235775 |
Jalandhar |
|
11. |
Ms. Amandeep Kaur Chahal |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1822-297213 |
Kapurthala |
|
12. |
|
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-161-2400051 |
Ludhiana |
|
13. |
Ms. Shipla |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1652-227022 |
Mansa |
|
14. |
Sh. Amrish Kumar |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1636-235864 |
Moga |
|
15 |
Sh. Baljinder Singh-III |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-172-2218170 |
S.A.S. Nagar, Mohali |
|
16. |
Ms. Sushma Devi |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-175-2306500 |
Patiala |
|
17. |
Sh. Ranjeev Pal Singh Cheema |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-186-2345370 |
Pathankot |
|
18. |
Sh. Ashish Kumar Bansal |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1881-220171 |
Roopanagar |
|
19. |
Sh. Prabhjot Singh Kaleka |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1672-230725 |
Sangrur |
|
20. |
Sh. Mahesh Grover |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1633-261124 |
Sri Muktsar Sahib |
|
21. |
Sh. Kamaldeep Singh |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1823-223511 |
Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar |
|
22. |
Ms. Pratima Arora |
Secretary, District Legal Services Authority |
+91-1852-223291 |
Tarntaran |
Chairman and Members of Permanent Lok Adalat (Public Utility Services)
Sr. No |
Name of District |
Name of Chairperson |
1 |
Amritsar (Additional Charge given to Chairman, PLA (PUS), Kapurthala) |
Vacant |
2 |
Bathinda (Additional Charge given to Chairman, PLA (PUS), Faridkot) |
Vacant |
3 |
Barnala (Additional Charge given to Chairman, PLA (PUS), Sangrur) |
Vacant |
4 |
Faridkot |
Sh. Jasvir Singh Kang |
5 |
Ferozepur |
Sh. Jatinder Pal Singh Wahniwal |
6 |
Fazilka |
Vacant |
7 |
Fatehgarh Sahib |
Ms. Jatinder Kaur |
8 |
Gurdaspur |
Vacant |
9 |
Hoshiarpur |
Sh. Jaswinder Singh |
10 |
Jalandhar |
Sh. Surinder Singh Sahni |
11 |
Kapurthala |
Sh. Balwinder Singh Deol |
12 |
Ludhiana |
Sh. Sunil Kumar Arora |
13 |
Moga (Additional Charge given to Chairman, PLA (PUS), Ludhiana) |
Vacant |
14 |
Mansa (Additional Charge given to Chairman, PLA (PUS), Patiala) |
Vacant |
15 |
Patiala |
Sh. Sukhdev Singh |
16 |
Pathankot |
Vacant |
17 |
Ropar |
Sh. Gobinder Singh |
18 |
Sangrur |
Sh. Surinder Mohan |
19 |
SBS Nagar |
Sh. Satvinder Singh |
20 |
SAS Nagar (Additional Charge given to Chairman, PLA (PUS), Rupnagar) |
Vacant |
21 |
Sri Muktsar Sahib (Additional Charge given to Chairman, PLA (PUS), Faridkot) |
Vacant |
22 |
Tarn Taran (Additional Charge given to Chairman, PLA (PUS), Jalandhar) |
Vacant |
Sr. No |
Name of District |
Name of Member |
1 |
Amritsar |
1.Sh. Naresh Kumar Modgil 2.Sh. Jasvir Singh |
2 |
Bathinda |
1.Sh. Tarsem Kumar Gupta 2. Ms. Mamta @Mrs. Chandini Nayyar |
3 |
Barnala
|
1. Ms. Sashi Bala 2. Vacant |
4 |
Faridkot |
1. Ms. Veerpal Kaur 2. Vacant |
5 |
Ferozepur |
1. Sh. Vinay Mohan Wadhawan 2. Vacant |
6 |
Fazilka |
1. Sh. Jaskaran Singh 2. Vacant |
7 |
Fatehgarh Sahib |
1.Mr. Gagan Aggarwal 2. Vacant |
8 |
Gurdaspur |
1. Sh. Pal Singh 2. Sh. Jagdish Raj Hans |
9 |
Hoshiarpur |
1. Er. Narinder Kumar Arora 2. Vacant |
10 |
Jalandhar |
1. Ms.Sushma Handoo 2. Sh.Suresh Kumar Julka |
11 |
Kapurthala |
1. Dr. A.K. Bhardwaj 2. Vacant |
12 |
Ludhiana |
1. Ms. Rajwinder Kaur 2. Vacant |
13 |
Moga |
1. Ms. Reetu Singal 2. Ms. Surinder Pal Kaur |
14 |
Mansa |
1. Vacant 2. Vacant |
15 |
Patiala |
1. Sh. Jaspaul Gupta 2. Sh. Amrinder Singh Klar |
16 |
Pathankot |
1. Vacant 2. Vacant |
17 |
Ropar |
1.Ms. Sukhwinder Kaur 2. Vacant |
18 |
Sangrur |
1. Ms. Labnit Gupta 2.Ms. Sheetal Jindal |
19 |
SBS Nagar |
1.Sh. Narinder Kumar 2. Ms. Veena Chahal |
20 |
SAS Nagar |
1. Dr. Swaran Singh Dhaliwal 2. Vacant |
21 |
Sri Muktsar Sahib
|
1. Sh. Parampal Singh Mann 2. Sh. Harbans Lal |
22 |
Tarn Taran (Clubbed with PLA (PUS), Amritsar.)
|
1. Ms. Bhupinder Kaur Preet 2. Vacant |
LIST OF READERS POSTED IN PERMANENT LOK ADALAT (PUS) IN THE STATE OF PUNJAB.
Sr.No. |
Reader |
Present place of posting |
1 |
Sh. Sanjeev Chaudhary |
Amritsar (currently deputed at Head Office, SAS Nagar) |
2 |
Sh. Ravi Dhiman |
Bathinda |
3 |
Sh. Sunil Kumar |
Faridkot (currently deputed at DLSA, Patiala) |
4 |
Sh. Manoj Kumar |
Gurdaspur |
5 |
Sh. Deepak Kumar |
Jalandhar |
6 |
Sh.Gursharanjit Singh |
Ludhiana |
7 |
Sh. Akash Deep Jindal |
Moga (currently deputed at Head Office, SAS Nagar) |
8 |
Sh. Vikram Singh |
Fatehgarh Sahib |
9 |
Sh. Inderpreet Singh |
Rupnagar |
10 |
Sh.Ambish Kumar |
Sangrur |
11 |
Sh. Manoj Kumar Mongia |
Patiala |
LIST OF JUNIOR SCALE STENOGRAPHERS POSTED IN PERMANENT LOK ADALAT (PUS) IN THE STATE OF PUNJAB
Sr. No. |
Name of Junior Scale Stenographer |
Present place of posting |
1. |
Sh. Bhupinder Kumar |
Amritsar |
2. |
Smt. Kamalpreet Kaur |
Fatehgarh Sahib |
3. |
Smt. Raj Rani Sharma |
Ludhiana |
4. |
Smt. Nancy Bhardwaj (Deputed at PLA (PUS) SAS Nagar. |
Patiala |
5. |
Smt. Ranjana Sharma |
Sangrur |
6. |
Ms. Kamaldeep Kaur |
Rupnagar |
LIST OF AHLMADs POSTED IN PERMENENT LOK ADALAT (PUS) IN THE STATE OF PUNJAB
Sr.No. |
Name of Ahlmad |
Present place of posting |
1. |
Sh. Happy Kumar |
Bathinda (deputed in PLA (PUS), Mansa) |
2. |
Sh. Ajay Kumar |
Ferozepur |
3. |
Sh. Harjit Singh |
Moga |
4. |
Sh. Hari Krishan Joshi |
Kapurthala |
5. |
Sh. Jaspreet Singh |
Faridkot |
6. |
Sh. Rasvir Singh |
Patiala |
7. |
Sm. Ruby Khanna |
Fatehgarh Sahib |
LIST OF SENIOR ASSISTANTS POSTED IN DISTRICT LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY
Sr. No. |
Name of Senior Assistant |
Present place of posting |
1 |
Sh. Ravinder Kumar |
Faridkot (deputed in PLA (PUS), Faridkot) |
2 |
Sh. Baljinder Singh |
Pathankot |
3 |
Sh. Jaspinder Singh |
Ferozepur |
4 |
Sh. Neeraj Kumar |
Fazilka |
5 |
Smt. Suman Bala |
Hoshiarpur |
6 |
Sh. Jagan Nath |
Jalandhar |
7 |
Sh. Kapil Dev |
Kapurthala |
8 |
Sh. Gurmeet Singh |
Ludhiana |
9 |
Sh. Ranvir Singh |
Moga |
10 |
Sh. Gagandeep |
Bathinda |
11 |
Smt. Renu |
Patiala |
12 |
Sh. Anurag Kaushal |
Rupnagar (deputed at Head Office) |
13 |
Sh. Antarpreet Singh |
Sangrur |
14 |
Sh. Jeevan Kumar |
Sri Muktsar Sahib |
15 |
Sh. Sandeep Kumar |
SAS Nagar (Retiring on 30.09.2020) |
LIST OF CLERKS POSTED IN DISTRICT LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITIES IN THE STATE OF PUNJAB.
Sr.No. |
Name of Clerk |
Present place of posting |
1 |
Sh.Sanjay Heer |
Amritsar |
2. |
Sh. Amit Verma |
Bathinda |
3. |
Sh. Paramjit Singh |
Barnala |
4. |
Sh. Veerpal Singh |
Barnala |
5. |
Sh. Hakam Singh |
Bathinda |
6. |
Sh. Balraj Singh |
Fatehgarh Sahib |
7. |
Sh. Sanjeev Kumar |
Ferozepur |
8. |
Sh. Gaurav Sharma |
Fazilka |
9. |
Sh. Nagar Mal |
Gurdaspur |
10. |
Sh. Pritpal Singh |
Ludhiana |
11. |
Smt. Jyoti |
Jalandhar |
12. |
Sh. Hitesh Anand |
Kapurthala (deputed at PLA (PUS), Hoshiarpur) |
13. |
Smt. Meenakshi |
Patiala |
14. |
Sh. Hans Raj |
Mansa |
15. |
Sh. Sanjay Kumar |
Pathankot |
16. |
Sh. Lakhbir Singh |
Rupnagar |
17. |
Sh. Vikram Kumar |
Sangrur |
18. |
Smt. Mandeep Kaur |
SAS Nagar |
19. |
Smt. Reshma |
SAS Nagar |
20. |
Sh. Tawinder Singh |
SBS Nagar |
21 |
Sh. Bhupain Kumar |
Sri Muktsar Sahib |
22. |
Sh. Pankaj Sharma |
Tarn Taran |
23. |
Sh.Manjit Singh |
Tarn Taran |
LIST OF JUNIOR SCALE STENOGRAPHERs POSTED IN DISTRICT LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITIES IN THE STATE OF PUNJAB
Sr. No. |
Name of Junior Scale Stenographer |
Present place of posting |
1 |
Sh. Sarabjit Singh |
SAS Nagar |
2 |
Sh. Gurdit Singh |
Ferozepur |
3 |
Smt. Gurjinder Kaur |
Ludhiana |
4 |
Sh.Parvej Khan |
Moga |
5 |
Sh. Hunish Kumar |
Patiala |
6 |
Sh. Pawan Kumar |
Sri Muktsar Sahib |
7 |
Sh. Sukhwinder Singh |
Faridkot |
8 |
Sh. Gurbaj Singh |
Rupnagar |
The monthly remuneration of the said officers and officials is as under: -
Designation |
Group |
Pay Scale |
---|---|---|
Member Secretary |
A |
57700-70290 |
Additional Member Secretary |
A |
51550-63070 |
Secretary, DLSA |
A |
39530-54010 |
Superintendent Grade - I |
A |
15600-39100+5400 |
Personal Assistant |
B |
10300-34800+4800 |
Senior Assistant |
B |
10300-34800+4400 |
Reader |
B |
10300-34800+3800 |
Jr. Scale Stenographer |
C |
10300-34800+3600 |
Clerk |
C |
10300-34800+3200 |
Restorer |
C |
5910-20200+2400 |
Ahlmad |
C |
5910-20200+1900 |
Note: Chairman of Permanent Lok Adalat (PUS) shall be entitled to a monthly fee of last drawn salary less the amount of pension received by him.
Members of Permanent Lok Adalat for Public Utility Services shall be entitled to a sitting fee of Rs. 1500/- per sitting.
Last modified date : 30/05/2023