Abdul Zabbar

I spend my days at the Ghaziabad District Court Compound, over in Raj Nagar at spot number 7. If you have ever been to the court, you know it is a place that never really stays still. There are always people rushing around with files, lawyers talking in the hallways, and folks waiting for their turn. My little corner is where I handle my work amidst all that activity. It is a practical space, mostly just a desk and some chairs for people to sit while we talk. I’ve been working out of this compound for a long time, so I know my way around the different offices and how things usually go. It isn't a fancy setup by any means. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, and the fan makes a bit of a clicking sound when it is on high. But it is where the work happens. I usually get here early before the crowd starts to build up so I can get some peace to look over my notes. People come to me when they are dealing with court matters, and I just tell them how it is without any fluff. It is a tough environment sometimes, but it is where I am most comfortable. You learn a lot about people when you work in a place like this. There is always someone looking for help or looking for an answer.