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Legal Proceedings Involving M/s. Prakash Conductors and Canara Bank

Background of the Legal Dispute

The formal complaint at the center of these proceedings was initiated by M/s. Prakash Conductors, which identifies as a proprietary unit under the ownership of M/s. Indian Aluminium Rolling Mills Pvt. Ltd. Operating within the manufacturing sector, the enterprise specializes in producing specialized aluminium conductors designed for overhead electricity transmission and distribution networks across the power industry.

Representation and Leadership

The initial legal action was brought forward by Mr. T.C. Bhandari, who served as a former director of the company and acted as the authorized signatory for the primary complainant. Mr. Bhandari was also designated as the second complainant in the matter, representing the interests of the manufacturing unit through his official capacity and authorized status.

Substitutions During Pendency

During the ongoing management of the case, a significant procedural development occurred with the passing of Mr. T.C. Bhandari while the complaint remained pending. To address this transition, a formal application numbered I.A. No. 3604/2025 was submitted on March 19, 2025, seeking the necessary substitution of parties on record.

Resolution of Representation

Following the review of the substitution application, Mr. Dinesh Bhandari was officially brought into the proceedings as the successor to the second complainant. Having been duly nominated as the authorized representative for the proprietary manufacturing unit, his inclusion was formally recorded and approved through an official order issued on July 24, 2025.

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