Pramod Kumar Sharma

My place of work is at the Hapur Civil Court, specifically at spot number 194. It’s one of those busy locations where there’s never a quiet moment. I’ve been based here for a long time, so I’ve seen all sorts of people come through the gates. The office is really just a desk and some storage for all the files I have to keep track of. It gets a bit cramped when there are more than two people in the room, but we make it work. I don’t have any fancy mission statements or anything like that. I just come in, sit down, and start on the pile of papers in front of me. Most of my day is spent writing or checking through documents for the court. It’s a bit of a grind, but it’s honest work. The building itself is quite old, and sometimes the electricity goes out for a bit, but we just keep going. People know me around the court as the guy at 194. I don’t do any advertising; word of mouth is usually how people find their way to my desk. I try to be helpful when I can, even if things are moving slowly. It’s just how it is at the civil court. If you need me, I’m usually there from the time the doors open. It’s a simple life, and I’m used to the routine of the court campus.