About Public Interest Law

My Approach: Law, Equity, and What Drives Me

Dekhiye, public interest law isn’t just a job for me. It’s an inner calling - something I felt after years in courtrooms. Law can’t be only black and white; sometimes, equity has to stand equal. This path means late nights and tough fights, because justice rarely comes easy.

What I Do in Public Interest Law

Most of my work is about making a real difference, not just winning cases. I take up matters with broader impact, mainly through Supreme Court public interest cases. Here’s where I focus:

• Environmental justice litigation: Whether it’s saving rivers or fighting pollution, I push for cleaner, safer communities.
• Constitutional rights advocacy: I stand up for citizens when laws cross the line, especially in landmark cases.
• Anti-corruption legal representation: Going up against big mafias or corrupt officials, I don’t shy away from tough battles.
• Sometimes, the work is pro-bono, especially when the fight is for those who can’t afford it.

Real Stories from My Cases

Representing communities in Rajasthan to save the Jojari river, I saw firsthand how pollution wrecks lives. This case is about accountability - and a damaged lifeline. In another matter, I fought for Kashmiri Pandits’ rights during the Article 370 hearings. When a Delhi citizen took on builder mafia, I was right there, and we got illegal construction demolished. For nearly 900 dental doctors, I argued for their right to work and won protections.

Why This Matters

Our Constitution isn’t just paperwork - it’s the backbone of our country. I believe every institution needs to respect its boundaries. Jab ek institution doosre institution ke power ke andar ghusega, toh desh nahi chalega (If one institution enters another’s territory, the country won’t run smoothly). My aim is to keep that balance, always.