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Mujeeb ur Rehman, Adv.
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A Voice for the Oppressed

Adv. Mujeeb ur Rehman is a distinguished criminal lawyer based in Delhi, known for his relentless pursuit of justice for those who are oppressed by the state and falsely implicated in criminal cases across India. With an unwavering commitment to human rights and the rule of law, he has dedicated his legal career to representing individuals who lack the means to avail justice. His work primarily focuses on cases involving stringent laws such as the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), as well as cases investigated by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

Champion of Pro Bono Legal Aid

One of the most remarkable aspects of Adv. Mujeeb ur Rehman's legal practice is his dedication to pro bono work. He firmly believes that justice should not be a privilege reserved for the wealthy but a right accessible to all, regardless of their financial background. Over the years, he has defended many individuals who could not afford legal representation, ensuring that their voices are heard in courts. His efforts have provided relief to numerous marginalized communities and individuals facing unjust persecution.

Landmark Cases

Adv. Mujeeb ur Rehman has played a pivotal role in several high-profile cases that have shaped the legal discourse in India. Some of his most notable cases include:

Tablighi Jamaat Cases – During the COVID-19 pandemic, members of the Tablighi Jamaat were falsely accused of spreading the virus and were subjected to legal action at several places across the country. Adv. Mujeeb ur Rehman actively defended many of the accused, arguing that the charges were based on communal bias rather than factual evidence. His legal interventions played a significant role in securing relief for many individuals wrongfully detained under this case.

CAA-NRC Protests Cases – The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the proposed National Register of Citizens (NRC) sparked widespread protests across India. Many activists, students, and innocent civilians were arrested and charged under severe laws. Adv. Mujeeb ur Rehman took up the cases of several detainees, fighting against their arbitrary arrests and ensuring their right to free speech and peaceful protest was upheld.

Delhi Riots Cases – The 2020 Delhi riots led to a series of arrests, many of which were allegedly targeted towards one community. Adv. Mujeeb ur Rehman defended individuals who were unfairly accused of inciting violence. His legal expertise helped expose several inconsistencies in the prosecution’s claims, leading to the release of many wrongfully arrested individuals.

PFI Cases – The Popular Front of India (PFI) has been subjected to various legal battles, often under allegations of unlawful activities. Adv. Mujeeb ur Rehman has been involved in defending members accused under anti-terror laws, ensuring that due process and constitutional rights are maintained in such cases.

A Symbol of Resilience and Justice

Despite facing numerous challenges, including personal threats and systemic obstacles, Adv. Mujeeb ur Rehman remains steadfast in his mission to uphold justice. His work is not just about legal representation but about challenging an unfair system that often targets the marginalized. Through his relentless efforts, Adv. Mujeeb ur Rehman has played a pivotal role in challenging systemic injustices and ensuring that marginalized voices are heard within the judicial system. His efforts continue to inspire many young lawyers to take up the cause of justice fearlessly.

Through his legal battles, Adv. Mujeeb ur Rehman has proven that justice is not just a concept but a fundamental right that must be defended at all costs. His contributions to the legal field make him a true champion of the oppressed and a beacon of hope for many who seek justice in the face of adversity.

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