Practice Co-Chair – Dispute Resolution | Public Law, Regulatory & Policy

Practice Overview

Siddharth Sijoria is a constitutional law expert and seasoned litigator with extensive experience representing clients before the Supreme Court of India, High Courts, and specialized tribunals. His practice focuses on public law, regulatory matters, employment law, and commercial litigation.

After graduating from Amity Law School in 2015, Siddharth joined the chambers of renowned Constitutional Jurist, Late Mr. T.R. Andhyarujina, where he represented and assisted in landmark constitutional cases concerning the death penalty, executive powers, river disputes, and human rights before the Supreme Court of India. In 2016, he was appointed by the Government of Maharashtra to represent the State before the Krishna River Water Dispute Tribunal, adjudicating disputes over river water sharing between four neighboring states.

In 2017, Siddharth pursued a Master’s in Comparative Constitutional Law at Central European University, Budapest, on a merit-based scholarship. Upon returning to India, he established himself as an independent counsel before the Supreme Court and the High Court of Madhya Pradesh, focusing on constitutional, commercial, and criminal litigation.

  • Assisted Late Mr. T.R. Andhyarujina in constitutional cases before the Supreme Court concerning the death penalty, executive powers, and human rights
  • Appointed counsel by the Government of Maharashtra before the Krishna River Water Dispute Tribunal
  • Successfully represented the Former Vigilance Commissioner of Nagaland in service law disputes
  • Acted for Gajara Raja Medical College, Gwalior, in employment and regulatory litigation before the High Court
  • Represented Japanese corporations in cross-border commercial disputes in Madhya Pradesh
  • Served as counsel for the Gambia Bar Association in India in matters arising from the Gambia Cough Syrup Scandal