Re-configuration refers to a filter's ability to modify its electrical properties (such as bandwidth, cut-off frequency, phase, etc.) in order to satisfy the dynamic needs of analogue filter design [13]. Reconfiguration is necessary for complicated electronic systems with one or more stages where a continuous and quick change in the frequency domain is required. Recently, an easy and quick method of switching from one mode to another has been popular in applications of microelectronic systems, signal processing, microwave engineering and etc., [46]. Numerous modern technological publications work out the simple task since these re-configurable filters have been overall interest among researchers. These filters provide an effective solution to the demands of emerging research to influence its concerns also in the fields of signal processing and microwave systems [710]. *Author for correspondence Recently, wireless communication systems [11] have used audio signal-processing [12], among other things, and also have reconfigured conventional allpass and band-stop filters [1315]. In this context, only the tuning ability [16] of filter components (i.e., resistors, capacitors and inductors) is not enough for adapting to flexible frequency-domain parameters (peak-frequency, bandwidth, etc.). This motivates the authors to realize the re-configuration of all-pass filter to provide notch-responses and that of bandstop filters to give flat magnitude responses [1719].However, this important level of reconfiguration cannot be claimed by using any active devices or any integer order (IO) standard passive devices due to their limited degree of design freedom. Therefore, the authors incorporate fractional-order (FO) devices such as fractional capacitor (FC) and fractional inductor (FI) for attaining the required level of reconfigurability in active filters. There is a comprehensive design philosophy for filter modelling and its design that starts with filter description and ends with circuit implementation. The introduction of