Anil Kumar

My name is Anil Kumar and you can usually find me at Ghaziabad Civil Court, specifically at spot 477. Working at the civil court is a bit of a grind, but it’s what I know. I’ve been here for years. It’s a loud, busy place with people rushing everywhere and lawyers talking over each other. My little area, 477, is where I keep my papers and meet people. It’s not an office in the traditional sense, more like a designated space in a very large, old building. There is always a lot of dust and the smell of old paper. I don't have a website or a big advertising budget. I just sit at my spot and do the work that comes my way. Most of it is legal paperwork and helping people navigate the court system. It can be frustrating at times, but it’s honest work. I’ve seen all sorts of cases come through these halls. I don’t make any big promises about what I can do. I just tell people the situation and we go from there. It’s a very practical environment. I drink a lot of tea while I work. If you’re at the Ghaziabad Civil Court, just look for 477. I’ll likely be there with a stack of files in front of me. The hours can be long, especially when the docket is full, but that's just part of being here. I usually pack up when the court shuts down for the day.