President Mass-India

President Mass-India Advocate Suresh N. He is the Founder and President of the N G O, MASS INDIA. A recognised RTI expert and activist, Adv.

Menchirel is a practising lawyer at the Bombay High Court, Aurangabad Bench, with expertise in constitutional, service, labour, education, cooperative, trust, and criminal law. Menchirel is a dedicated lawyer and social activist whose career has been defined by his commitment to justice, transparency, and public rights. Known for his sharp legal drafting, clear reasoning, and fearless advocacy, he

has consistently taken up matters in the interest of individuals and communities. His practice spans constitutional law, service and labour rights, cooperative and trust disputes, education law, and criminal matters, with a consistent focus on protecting fundamental rights and ensuring accountability of public authorities. He has appeared before the Bombay High Court, Aurangabad Bench, Industrial and Labour Courts, and various statutory and quasi-judicial bodies, effectively representing diverse causes with a people-centric approach. He is also the Founder and President of Mahiti Seva Samiti (MASS INDIA), a public interest NGO working for citizen empowerment and awareness. Under his leadership, MASS INDIA has undertaken numerous social initiatives, unearthed major corruption cases, and consistently spread awareness about legal and constitutional rights. Menchirel has guided citizens in using the Right to Information Act as a tool for transparency, accountability, and good governance. Through both his legal practice and his social interventions, he has worked tirelessly to bridge the gap between law and society. His vision is rooted in the belief that the law must not remain confined to technicalities but should function as a means of empowerment, fairness, and justice for all. With integrity, persistence, and people-centric advocacy, Advocate Suresh N. Menchirel continues to be regarded as both a committed lawyer and a tireless defender of public interest.

14/08/2026
Whether you’re Gen Z or any generation, respect matters. Fight with knowledge, facts, and skill, not insults. Harsh word...
30/07/2026

Whether you’re Gen Z or any generation, respect matters.
Fight with knowledge, facts, and skill, not insults. Harsh words weaken your dignity, not your opponent’s, and reflect poorly on your upbringing.
Stand firm, stay civil.

19/07/2026

Welcome new rules of Bar Council of India. I
am ready to argue before the court with an helmet on my head!
The Courts should decide on merits and the law points of the case NOT AS PER THE FACE OF THE ADVOCATES!
We need JUDGES PERFORMANCE EVALUATION COMMITTEE for the accountability and transparency of judges.

03/07/2026

OPEN LETTER TO THE HON'BLE CHIEF MINISTER OF MAHARASHTRA
Thank You for Protecting the Spirit of the Right to Information Act
Respected Hon'ble Chief Minister,
On behalf of Mahiti Seva Samiti (MASS INDIA), and thousands of citizens who believe in transparent and accountable governance, I express our heartfelt appreciation for your decision to stay the implementation of the Maharashtra Right to Information Rules (Amendment), 2026.
Your decision has reinforced the confidence of citizens that the Government of Maharashtra remains committed to the constitutional values of transparency, accountability, and participatory democracy.
The Right to Information Act, 2005 is not merely a procedural law. It is a transformative social welfare legislation that empowers ordinary citizens to question public authorities, expose corruption, improve governance, and ensure accountability in public administration. It has become one of the most effective instruments for protecting democratic values in India.
The proposed amendments to the Maharashtra RTI Rules, particularly the substantial increase in fees, had caused widespread concern among RTI users, social activists, journalists, advocates, students, and senior citizens. Many believed that higher fees could discourage economically weaker sections from exercising their right to seek information from public authorities.
By staying the implementation of the amended Rules, your Government has demonstrated sensitivity to public opinion and respect for democratic dialogue. This decision has been welcomed across Maharashtra by citizens who value openness in government.
We respectfully request that, before any further decision is taken, the Government initiate a transparent consultation process with RTI activists, legal experts, civil society organisations, journalists, academicians, and other stakeholders. Such a participatory approach will help ensure that any future amendments strengthen the implementation of the RTI Act without creating unnecessary barriers for information seekers.
A transparent government earns the trust of its people. An accessible RTI mechanism strengthens democracy, improves public administration, and promotes good governance.
We sincerely hope that the Government will continue to uphold the objectives and spirit of the Right to Information Act, 2005, by ensuring that the exercise of this important statutory right remains simple, affordable, and accessible to every citizen.
Once again, we convey our sincere appreciation for your timely intervention in the larger public interest.
With highest regards,
Adv. Suresh N. Menchirel
President, Mahiti Seva Samiti (MASS INDIA)

Advocate, Bombay High Court
Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, Maharashtra
"Transparency strengthens democracy. Accountability builds public trust."

05/02/2026

The legal profession is universally recognised as a noble calling, founded on trust, integrity, and unwavering faithfulness to the rule of law. An Advocate is not merely a representative of a litigant, but an officer of the Court, entrusted with upholding justice. When an Advocate betrays this trust by indulging in corruption or by abusing political influence to subvert due process, especially in criminal cases such conduct strikes at the very root of the justice delivery system. This danger is aggravated when public authorities or servants,who are expected to act impartially,abdicate their statutory duties and become mute spectators or willing instruments. Such a collapse of professional ethics and administrative responsibility erodes public confidence and undermines the constitutional promise of equality before law.

04/02/2026

For the illiterate voters, temples are enough! The God will save the voters from toxic issues!

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