Human life is precious and has certain rights over Society and State. The Constitution of India and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights have ascertained those rights and India has constituted the National Human Rights Commission and the State Human Rights Commissions for protection and promotion of Human Rights. In addition to these Commissions, the Fundamental Rights guaranteed under the Constitution of India can be enforced by direct intervention of the Supreme Court either on Application or Suo Motu (on its own motion).

The Section 30 of the Human Rights Act, 1993 prescribes the constitution of special courts i.e. Human Rights Courts in every district for the purpose of providing speedy trial of offences arising out of violation of human rights and to try the said offences. The Supreme Court is hearing a matter in relation to set-up of Human Rights Courts in every district. The Firm adheres and duty bound to the principles of Human Rights.

The Firm drafts the petitions, represents/appears before the Commissions and the High Courts and the Supreme Court of India for its clients to secure and to enforce the Human Rights as guaranteed by the Constitution of India. The Firm also advises and drafts the policies of companies, partnership firms and NGOs.