Notices
Pollution board notices and closures
- Replies to show-cause and closure notices
- Getting a closure or power cut revoked
- Penalty proceedings before adjudicating officers
MCA · LL.B. · LL.M.
Advocate B.K. Singh founded Advocate BK Singh & Associates (Legals365) and leads its work. In more than twenty years at the Bar he has appeared before the Supreme Court of India, the High Courts, the National Green Tribunal and the other tribunals and courts of Delhi NCR. On this side of the practice he acts for factories, builders, hospitals and businesses facing the pollution boards, and for residents who want pollution near them stopped.
About
A single inspection can lead to a show-cause notice, a closure order, a compensation demand, an appeal to the NGT and, in the end, an appeal to the Supreme Court. Advocate B.K. Singh's practice is set up to carry a matter through each of those stages with one consistent plan.
The practice acts on both sides of environmental disputes: for units and builders answering the regulators, and for people living with the pollution. Seeing both sides shapes how he prepares a reply, an application or an appeal. It also means he will tell you when a case isn't worth filing, or when fixing the problem and showing the board will get you further than a fight.
His postgraduate degree in computer applications (MCA) makes him at home with online consent portals, PARIVESH, NGT e-filing and electronic evidence such as monitoring data, photos and videos. His practice is organised, built around documents, and comfortable with digital records.
“Over two decades at the Bar have taught me that results follow preparation, and every matter we take on is prepared as if it will be argued in the highest court.” Advocate Bagesh Kumar Singh, Firm Profile 2026-27
Practice
From the first notice to the NGT, for industries, builders, hospitals and businesses, and for residents and RWAs living with pollution.
Notices
Approvals
Compensation
Compliance
Residents
Appeals
Approach
A first conversation in person, by phone, on WhatsApp or by video, to understand what has happened and how urgent it is.
The notice or order, the consent and clearance papers, inspection reports, test results and anything sent to the regulator.
What to reply, where to appeal if needed, the deadlines, how long it may take and the fee for each stage.
Replies, applications and appeals, prepared properly and filed on time.
Appearances before the board, the NGT or the court, with an update after every hearing until the matter is closed.
The practice is conducted in accordance with the Advocates Act, 1961 and the Bar Council of India Rules. We do not guarantee results; we commit to preparation, candour and diligence in every matter.
Works with
Often the first person a client speaks to. She goes through the papers, drafts the replies and applications that follow, and appears before the boards, tribunals and courts of Delhi NCR.
Send the notice, the order or a few photos. We'll go through it and explain where you stand, the deadline that applies and the next step.