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v) The order passed by this Court on May 18, 2021 records that the State had responded to some of the petitions whereas in some, affidavits-in-opposition were yet to be filed. The petitioners were also seeking to file their affidavits-in-reply. Time was granted to both the parties to complete the pleadings. While noticing the fact that the 31 WPA(P)142 of 2021 aggrieved persons were not able to lodge their complaints in the police station, some designated email ids were to be provided by the State, for which the learned Advocate General had sought time on the last date of hearing. He sought further time to furnish the same. On the last date of hearing, this Court had directed that the complaints received by various Commissions be forwarded to the Director General of Police, however, the State had not furnished the details of all such complaints received from the various Commissions and the action taken thereon. Time was sought to furnish that information as well. As the Counsel appearing for various parties had again raised a grievance that they have not been able to file their complaints, liberty was granted to file the same before the various Commissions as noticed above, either online or a hard copy thereof. The Commissions in turn were directed to forward these complaints to the Director General of Police, West Bengal for immediate action.