About Constitutional Law & Human Rights

Why I Do This Work

The Constitution is my north star. I see it as more than just rules - it’s what should protect every one of us, and I’m here to make sure it actually does. Rights like dignity, freedom, and equality aren’t gifts from anyone, they’re what we’re all born with. Justice feels slow, and sometimes harsh, but I keep showing up because real justice is worth fighting for.

What I Take On

I mostly argue cases in the Supreme Court and Delhi High Court. My work’s about making sure people’s rights aren’t just words on paper.

• Gender, Sexuality & Dignity: Whether it’s fighting to scrap the marital rape exception, working for legal recognition of queer families, or challenging systems that blame victims and hold women back, I don’t shy away from tough fights.
• Fundamental Rights Protection: I’ve defended peaceful protesters, students, and activists against sedition and UAPA, and pushed back against hate speech from powerful voices.
• Privacy & Digital Rights: Illegal snooping (like Pegasus) isn’t just gossip - it’s about your right to live without fear of surveillance. Encryption matters, especially for journalists and those at risk.
• Reforming Criminal Justice System: Laws shouldn’t be weapons against dissenters. I’ve stood up for political prisoners and raised my voice against arbitrary detentions.
• Environment & Animal Welfare: Justice means holding polluters accountable and demanding humane solutions for stray animals - not just quick fixes.
• Democracy & Transparency: When I saw the Electoral Bonds scheme as a legal way to hide political money, I fought to get it struck down.

Why It Matters

Justice is slow, sometimes even heartbreaking. But I believe in sticking with it - kaam karte rehna hai, tabhi toh badlaav aayega (we have to keep working, only then will change come).