Advocate Mir Qurram Ali Emerges as a Strong Voice for Junior Lawyers and Legal Reforms in Telangana

Hyderabad: Advocate Mir Qurram Ali, a practicing lawyer at the Telangana High Court, is gaining recognition for his active role in championing the rights of junior advocates, law students, and marginalized communities across the state. Known for his straightforward advocacy style and commitment to justice, he has become a prominent face in several recent legal awareness and protest movements.

A member of the Telangana High Court Advocates’ Association, Mir Qurram Ali cleared the AIBE–19 examination in his very first attempt and secured his Certificate of Practice (CoP). He completed his B.A., LL.B. and is currently pursuing an LL.M. from MGU University, Bhopal, strengthening his academic foundation as he continues to build his legal career.

Advocate Qurram Ali has been actively involved in issues affecting the legal fraternity. He played a key role in the hunger protest at Dharna Chowk, Hyderabad, held in support of the Telangana Junior Advocates’ Association, demanding better working conditions and welfare measures for young lawyers. He also participated in protests at the Nampally Criminal Court, calling for the implementation of the Advocate Protection Act, a long-pending demand aimed at ensuring the safety and dignity of practicing lawyers.

Beyond professional activism, he is known for fighting cases on behalf of poor and financially weaker sections, reflecting his belief that justice must be accessible to all. His practice spans a wide range of legal areas, including Family Law, Criminal Law, Civil Litigation, Corporate Matters, and Cyber Law.

With his relentless efforts, strong academic background, and dedication to public service, Advocate Mir Qurram Ali is emerging as a dynamic young leader within Telangana’s legal community. Colleagues describe him as a lawyer who not only understands the law but also understands the struggles of those who depend on it.