Rustam Kuraishi
Advocate · Bar Council of Delhi

- Enrolled 2020, Bar Council of Delhi
- Law Centre-I, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
- Criminal & Constitutional Law
Mr. Rustam Kuraishi completed his graduation in 2016 from Allahabad University and LL.B. from Law Centre-I (2016–2019), Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. He was enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi in 2020.
I. Professional Highlights
Education
- Graduation (2016) from Allahabad University
- LL.B. (2016–2019) from Law Centre-I, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
- Enrolled with Bar Council of Delhi (2020)
Public Interest Litigation
- Filed PILs before Allahabad High Court (2019)
- Filed PILs before Delhi High Court (2020)
- Committed to access to justice for the underprivileged
Human Rights & Social Justice
- Made complaints of Human Rights Violation before NHRC
- Made complaints before Police Complaint Authority, Delhi
- Compensation awards secured in favour of several victims across Delhi & Uttar Pradesh
- Works as an activist advocate on rights-related matters
Litigation & Advisory
- Practice areas include Criminal, Matrimonial, Constitutional, Services Law
- Focus on NI Act Cases & Human Rights matters
- Engaged in defending individual rights
II. Areas of Practice
- Criminal Law
- Matrimonial Law
- Constitutional Law
- Service Law
- NI Act Cases
- Human Rights Law
- Public Interest Litigation (PIL)
III. Background
Before entering into full-fledged legal practice, Mr. Kuraishi filed PILs before the Allahabad High Court in 2019 and the Delhi High Court in 2020. His early engagement with public interest litigation reflects his commitment to social justice and the rule of law.
He has made complaints of Human Rights Violation before the NHRC and the Police Complaint Authority, Delhi, and has secured compensation awards in favour of several victims across Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. Mr. Kuraishi works on rights-related matters for marginalized and oppressed sections.
Mr. Kuraishi's practice areas include Criminal, Matrimonial, Constitutional, Services, NI Act Cases, and Human Rights matters. He approaches cases with research and a client-oriented mindset, and is engaged in making the legal system more accessible to the common citizen.