This person was a powerful figure. He was a well known Indian activist and lawyer who spent his life working for fairness. He left a lasting mark on India's laws. Think of the tense courtroom in the movie "12 Angry Men." Instead of a made up jury, he faced real problems. He spoke up for those without power and held those in charge responsible. He was born into a world that often looked like the harsh world in movies like "Article 15." He decided to be a source of hope. People who worked with him said he was a strong supporter who never gave up. One person said, "He was a brave voice for those who couldn't speak for themselves. He always took on the hardest cases." His work often involved deep investigations, like solving the puzzles in "Spotlight." One important example was his work investigating the 2002 Gujarat riots, a time of great social and political trouble. He carefully put together proof, questioned the official stories, and looked for fairness for the victims. He started the Jan Sangharsh Manch (JSM) to help the victims. His impact goes beyond the courtroom. He inspired many lawyers and activists to keep fighting for a fairer society. His work, especially during tough times like the 2002 Gujarat riots, made him a hero of human rights in India.