Dharam Sheela

Working inside the Ghaziabad District Court Compound at Raj Nagar is a different kind of life. Dharam Sheela is what people look for when they are navigating all those buildings and hallways. It’s a crowded place, especially in the mornings when all the hearings start. You can hear the lawyers arguing and the clerks calling out names from across the courtyard. Our spot is right in the thick of it. There is always a lot of paper moving around and files stacked up on the tables. It’s not a fancy office with leather chairs. It’s a working space where things get done between the heat and the noise. We’ve spent many years in this compound, seeing all sorts of cases come and go. Sometimes it feels like the walls are made of old folders. We don't have a website or a big social media page because the work here is done face-to-face. People come to us because they are already at the court and need someone who knows the layout of the place. It’s a bit chaotic, but there is a system to it if you look closely enough. We grab lunch from the local stalls nearby and get back to it before the afternoon session starts. It is a long day usually, but being part of the Raj Nagar legal community is just what we do. No need to make it sound like more than it is. The afternoon sun hits the courtyard hard, but we just keep the files moving.