Amarjeet Singh

I spend my days at the Ghaziabad District Court Compound in Raj Nagar. My spot is 577 578. If you’ve ever been to the courts here, you know how chaotic it can be. There are people everywhere, lawyers rushing around, and a lot of noise. Amarjeet Singh is the name on my door, and I’ve been part of this scene for a very long time. It’s a small office, mostly filled with stacks of files and old law books. There isn't much room for anything else. People come to see me when they are having a tough time with something legal. I try to listen and give them a straight answer. I don't use big words if I can help it because it doesn't help anyone understand their situation better. The tea man comes around a few times a day, and that’s usually when I take a small break. Otherwise, it’s just one meeting after another. Raj Nagar is a busy hub, and being right in the court compound means I’m always where the action is. It can be exhausting, but I’m used to the rhythm of the place now. I don't have a fancy assistant or a computer system that does everything. I still do a lot of things the old way, with pen and paper and a lot of talking. It gets the job done for the people who need me.