Dear Mr. Bimboshty,
Any body, i.e. banks, financial organizations etc., registered under Companies Act, 1956 are called Corporate Bodies. If any person wants to lodge insolvency petition Against those Corporate bodies it means that he would like to get those Banks and financial institutions closed (wound up) since they are insolvent. That is why I suggested that you have to see Companies Act and also indicated to you the relevant provisions, for filing Winding up petition against those companies.
Then you said as under:
"I want to tell you that I am debtor not creditor. And can I file a wind up petition? If it so, how much time should I take after giving wind up notice to file the wind up petition before concern Hon'ble Court?
You also said that you are a debtor in individual capacity and wanted to know "Can I file wind up petition as suggested by some of our friends?"
That is why I had asked you the query, how you being an individual debtor (and not creditor) file any winding up petition against the Financial Institutions and Banks.
In spite of being an Advocate, without properly disclosing that an individual debtor (the debt may be due to banks, financial institutions or even to any other individual) wants to file an insolvency petition - and can he do so, you went about asking all wrong questions, and now you say that "Please look at my question. It is very clear." It is nothing but sheer audacity.