The legal fraternity is mourning the passing of Senior Advocate Sushil Kumar, a widely respected criminal lawyer known for his deep expertise in criminal law and courtroom advocacy.

Tributes have been pouring in following his demise, with members of the Bar remembering him not only for his exceptional legal acumen but also for his generosity, humility and willingness to guide younger members of the profession.

One of the advocates who had the opportunity to brief Senior Advocate Sushil Kumar in numerous matters recalled him as “an absolute master of criminal law” and “an institution unto himself.”

Describing his courtroom craft, the advocate said that watching Sushil Kumar work was a “masterclass”. He was known for being meticulously prepared, paying extraordinary attention to the finest details and possessing an exceptional ability to analyse complex evidence with clarity and precision.

His contribution extended beyond courtroom advocacy. Colleagues and juniors remember him as a person who was immensely generous with his knowledge and experience, always willing to share his wisdom and provide valuable insights into the nuances of criminal law and litigation.

His passing has been described as an irreplaceable loss to the legal fraternity, particularly to those who had the privilege of working and learning alongside him.

Expressing condolences to his family, colleagues and loved ones, members of the Bar have prayed for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.

The legal community will remember Senior Advocate Sushil Kumar as an accomplished criminal lawyer, a meticulous courtroom practitioner and a mentor whose knowledge and experience inspired generations of advocates.