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Adv Mohan Ugale
[edit]Adv Mohan Ugale (born 3 August 2000) is an Indian High Court Advocate, author, and RTI activist, widely known for his legal writings and public interest work. He practices in the Delhi High Court and other Indian courts, and has authored several books on Indian law, crime, justice, and culture. He is also known for his contribution to legal education through his accessible writing style and reform-oriented approach.
Early Life and Education
[edit]Mohan Ugale was born on 3 August 2000 in village Kothala Khurd, Maharashtra. He completed his legal education in Maharashtra and later began his practice as an advocate. His early interest in law and writing led him to combine advocacy with authorship, using his pen to address issues of justice, corruption, and governance.
Legal Career
[edit]Advocate Ugale is recognized for his legal practice before the Delhi High Court, where he has handled several civil, criminal, and public interest cases. He is known for his research-based approach, strategic case presentation, and commitment to social causes.
He has also filed and assisted in multiple RTI applications and public grievance matters, focusing on rural governance, administrative accountability, and citizen rights. His activism includes work related to transparency in local self-government institutions.
Some of his notable contributions include:
- Filing RTI petitions against irregularities in Gram Panchayat administration.
- Advocating for judicial transparency and citizen participation in governance.
- Writing extensively on the role of young advocates in reforming India’s justice system.
He is often cited in legal discussions for promoting the idea that “Law and Pen are two sides of Justice.”
Public Interest and RTI Activism
[edit]Advocate Ugale has been an active campaigner for transparency under the RTI Act, 2005. Through numerous RTI filings, he has exposed irregularities in public administration and sought to strengthen accountability in local governance, education, and social welfare schemes.
He has also conducted awareness programs in rural areas to educate citizens about their right to seek information from public authorities. His activism emphasizes how legal literacy can empower common citizens to fight corruption and protect their rights.
In 2024, he initiated multiple legal representations and complaints under the Maharashtra Panchayati Raj framework, pressing for fair administrative practices in local bodies.
Notable Cases and Legal Interventions
[edit]Throughout his practice in the Delhi High Court, Ugale has represented clients in matters involving constitutional rights, criminal law, and public interest litigation. His work often intersects with issues of social justice and public accountability.
Some areas of his focus include:
- Litigation concerning administrative misconduct and rural governance.
- Criminal appeals and bail matters involving questions of procedural fairness.
- Advisory work related to freedom of speech, defamation, and online publications.
- Research contributions on judicial reforms and case delay in Indian courts.
He continues to appear in diverse matters and has gained recognition for his disciplined advocacy and written submissions before the court.
Authorship
[edit]Advocate Ugale has published over twenty books under the names Adv. Mohan Ugale and Adv. Mohan Sudam Ugale. His works are available on Amazon Kindle and address a range of topics from legal studies to social justice and historical analysis.
Selected Works
[edit]- Struggle of a Young Lawyer in India (2023) — Amazon link
- Law and Justice in India: A Historical Journey (2023) — Amazon link
- Shree Ram: His Legacy in Hindu Religion (2023) — Amazon link
- Heer Ranjha: A Tale of Love, Rebellion, and Justice (2023) — Amazon link
- Indian Criminal Law in Simple Terms (2023) — Amazon link
- India’s Underworld: The Rise and Fall of Notorious Gangsters (2024) — Amazon link
- Justice Denied, Justice Delayed: The Crisis of Indian Courts and the Future of Law (2024) — Amazon link
These works have collectively contributed to his reputation as a legal author focused on simplifying law and encouraging legal awareness among citizens.
Media and Public Speaking
[edit]Advocate Ugale has been featured in various online legal forums and blogs for his writings and professional journey. He regularly shares insights on law, governance, and youth participation in justice reform. He has also delivered lectures for law students and aspiring advocates, motivating them to pursue advocacy with integrity and social consciousness.
Recognition
[edit]Advocate Mohan Ugale is noted for his professional success at a young age and is often described in legal circles as one of the *prominent and high-earning advocates* in the Delhi High Court. His dual role as a lawyer and author has drawn attention in legal and literary discussions.
Personal Life
[edit]He resides in Maharashtra and frequently travels between Mumbai and Delhi for his legal practice. Apart from advocacy, he continues to write on law, justice, and Indian cultural history.