Adv. Uma Rani G

Dear Respected Seniors and Fellow Advocates of Telangana,

I am Uma Rani G, a practising advocate for 23 continuous years. I am a first-generation advocate, practising across all districts of Telangana. This profession is not just my work — it is my life, my identity, my purpose.

Due to court commitments and time constraints, I may not be able to meet each of you personally during this election period. I sincerely regret this. But I assure you — I will meet you whenever possible, and I am always available to you.

I have come forward in this election not for power or position, but as your representative. I am one among you. This election belongs to all advocates of Telangana, and I will work tirelessly to represent your voice, your struggles, and your rights.

Why I Am Standing for You

• 23 years of continuous court practice — not theory, but lived reality.
• First-generation advocate — I know struggle, not privilege.
• I have seen the Bar before and after digitisation, reforms, and welfare schemes.
• I understand the problems of juniors, seniors, women advocates, district court advocates, and first-generation lawyers.
• I am independent, not controlled by politics, groups, or influence.

The Reality Every Advocate Faces Today

• Juniors struggling to survive the early years of practice.
• Welfare schemes exist on paper, but often do not reach advocates.
• Lack of transparency and communication from the Bar Council.
• Women advocates face unique professional and structural challenges.
• Safety, dignity, and respect of advocates are increasingly under threat.

What a Bar Council Member Must Do (Under the Advocates Act, 1961)

• Protect the rights, dignity, and independence of advocates.
• Ensure fair and transparent administration of welfare schemes.
• Represent advocates before the Government and Judiciary.
• Strengthen professional standards and legal education.

My Commitment to You

• Advocate Welfare — Transparent implementation of welfare schemes; timely access to medical, disability, and death benefits.
• Junior & First-Generation Advocates — Practical mentorship based on real court experience; training in drafting, advocacy, and court craft.
• Women Advocates — Equal voice in Bar Council decisions and a safe, dignified professional environment.
• Protection & Dignity — Strong stand against attacks on advocates and firm representation before authorities.

A Personal Appeal

The issues and challenges mentioned above are identified by me, based on my experience and observations. I am always ready to listen, accept suggestions, and act upon them. I am fully available to each of you — for discussion, guidance, or support.

I humbly request each of you to cast just ONE preferential vote — for experience, dedication, and someone who truly understands your struggles.

With respect, trust, and commitment,

Uma Rani G
Bar Council of Telangana
(One among you. Your representative.)