Reported matters and selected representations

The matters listed on this page identify Vikram Singh Kushwaha by name on the cause-title or counsel array, or are matters in which appearance was made before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, and tribunals. Each entry gives the case name, citation, court, role, and the legal point of the matter, with a link to the public record — an order, a judgment, a cause list, or a published report — where one is available. For Supreme Court matters at the diary or fresh-filing stage, the link is to the order or office record on the Supreme Court portal.

Supreme Court of India

• Satya Pratap Singh v. State of Uttar Pradesh & Anr., SLP (Crl) No. 3940/2024 (Supreme Court of India, order dated 14 February 2025) — counsel for the respondent. Successful appellate defence under Article 136 against an attempt to cancel bail granted by the courts below.
• T.J.S.B. Sahakari Bank Ltd v. M/s Patil Polymer Products, SLP (C) No. 5733/2025 (Supreme Court of India, 2025) — counsel for the petitioner bank in a commercial appellate challenge under the SARFAESI Act against a High Court injunction.
• Indu Pareek v. Sudha Dugar & Anr., SLP (Civil) Diary No. 32361/2025 (Supreme Court of India, order dated 18 July 2025) — counsel for the petitioner in a civil appellate challenge to a final judgment of the Gauhati High Court.
• Navpreet Kaur v. Sukhvinder Singh & Ors., Transfer Petition (Crl) Diary No. 9739/2025 (Supreme Court of India, 2025) — counsel for the respondent. Successful opposition to an inter-state transfer of criminal proceedings.
• Satyajit Kumar v. State of Jharkhand, Writ Petition (C) No. 1387 of 2017 (Supreme Court of India, judgment dated 2 August 2022) — part of the petitioner team in constitutional writ proceedings concerning the validity of 100% reservation in Scheduled Areas of Jharkhand.

Public law and constitutional writs — Delhi High Court

• Rahul Mahajan v. Ministry of Education & Ors., W.P.(C) 2807/2021 (Delhi HC, 27 September 2023) — counsel for the petitioner. Public-interest writ challenging universities granting degrees with unrecognised nomenclature, in which the Delhi High Court directed the UGC to take action against offending institutions. Coverage: Economic Times Legal.
• Amandeep Singh Johar v. State of NCT of Delhi & Anr., W.P.(C) 7608/2017 (Delhi HC, 7 February 2018) — counsel for the petitioner. The Delhi High Court laid down the standard format for notices under Section 41A CrPC and directed Delhi Police to issue them in writing in the prescribed manner before requiring an accused to join investigation. The judgment is reflected in Delhi Police Standing Order No. 109 of 2020.
• Nikhil Borwankar v. State of NCT of Delhi & Ors., W.P.(C) 8217/2017 (consolidated with W.P.(CRL) 2381/2017 and W.P.(C) 5192/2018) (Delhi HC, 19 September 2018) — part of the petitioner team. Public-interest writ on standards of care for de-addiction and substance-use rehabilitation centres in Delhi, directing publication of regulations under the Mental Healthcare Act, 2017 and oversight protocols for licensed centres.
• Rajat Goyal v. University of Delhi, W.P.(C) 4618/2018 (Delhi HC, 3 May 2018) — counsel for the petitioner. Writ challenging the cancellation of an L.L.B. examination and the consequent debarment of the petitioner from a one-year period of further examinations.
• Azad Market Residents Welfare Association v. MCD & Ors., W.P.(C) 15795/2023 (Delhi HC) — counsel for the petitioner Association in a writ for regulatory compliance with fire-safety norms by the MCD and Delhi Fire Services in Azad Market. Coverage: LawBeat.

Service law, revenue and administrative writs

• Sunidhi Gupta v. DSSSB, O.A. No. 2926/2025 (Central Administrative Tribunal, 12 August 2025) — counsel for the applicant in service-law proceedings challenging waitlist panel operational rules and DoPT instructions.
• Abhinav Jain v. Income Tax Officer, Ward 45(1), Delhi, W.P.(C) 17252/2025 (Delhi HC, listed 13 November 2025) — counsel for the petitioner in a writ on direct-tax assessment proceedings before the Delhi High Court.
• Kishore Dhakate v. Union of India & Ors., W.P.(C) 15152/2024 (Delhi HC, listed 8 September 2025) — counsel for the petitioner in a writ challenging administrative action of the Union Government.

Criminal litigation and bail — Delhi High Court

• Jyoti & Anr v. Union of India & Ors., W.P.(CRL) 187/2022 (Delhi HC, 28 February 2022) — counsel for Respondent No. 6 in a criminal writ before the Delhi High Court.
• Rajesh Prasad v. State (NCT) of Delhi & Ors., W.P.(CRL) 892/2021 (Delhi HC) — counsel for the petitioner in a criminal writ.
• Abhishek Kumar v. State of NCT Delhi, BAIL APPLN. 4181/2020 (Delhi HC) — counsel for the petitioner in a bail application before the Delhi High Court.
• Ravinder Bhayana v. State (NCT Delhi) and Kiran Bhayana v. State (NCT Delhi), BAIL APPLN. 1468/2018 and BAIL APPLN. 1470/2018 (Delhi HC, 20 June 2018) — counsel for the petitioners. Anticipatory bail for the in-laws in a Section 498A-related matter, with conditions including cooperation in recovery of stridhan.
• Somvir v. State (NCT of Delhi), BAIL APPLN. 1041/2018 (Delhi HC, 4 July 2018) — part of the counsel team for the petitioner. Regular bail in a robbery matter under Sections 392/411/34 IPC, granted on standard conditions where the accused had no prior involvement.

Press coverage

• Economic Times Legal — “Take Necessary Action Against Colleges and Universities Offering Unspecified Degrees”: Delhi HC to UGC (2023), on the Rahul Mahajan PIL.
• India Today — “Court asks film body to consider Major Sharma’s family’s concerns in the case of Dhurandhar” (December 2025).
• LiveLaw — “Regularly Monitor Azad Market To Identify Violators Of Fire Norms: Delhi High Court To MCD”, on the Azad Market RWA writ.

A note on identity

“Vikram Singh” is a common name in Indian legal practice. Vikram Singh Kushwaha, advocate (Bar Council of Delhi D/7747/2017), is distinct from other practitioners and individuals who share parts of this name. Where the cause-title in an order records only “Mr. Vikram Singh” without the surname, the full name and Bar Council enrolment number are noted on the about page.