Charanjit Singh

You can find me in the Western Wing of Tis Hazari, specifically at number 441. It is a bit of a walk to get back here from the main entrance, and the corridors can be a bit like a maze if you aren't used to them. I have spent many years walking these halls. My space is small, but it serves its purpose. There is a window that looks out, but mostly I am looking at the documents on my desk. The Western Wing has a specific feel to it, a bit more tucked away than the main road offices. We deal with a lot of people every day, and most of them are in a hurry. I try to keep things simple and just focus on the task at hand. There is no air conditioning, just a couple of wall fans that hum all day long. In the middle of summer, it gets quite warm, but we just drink a lot of water and keep going. My shelves are full of old law books and folders that have been sitting there for years. I don't have a big team, just a person to help with filing and another to run errands to the courtrooms. It is a busy life, and the hours are long, but I have always liked being right here in the middle of the action. People know to look for me at 441. We just do our work and go home when the courts finally close.