Yes—time to bring in the law in heels. Not just a prosecutor, but a storm in silk. A woman who carries the Constitution in one hand and your reputation in the other.
Name: Advocate General Priyanka Vardhan, IAS
Title: Federal Special Prosecutor & Chief of High-Profile Crimes Division (India)
Age: 47
Origin: Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Background: Former civil judge turned elite litigator turned federal-level DA with a 96% conviction rate
Known As: “The Iron Verdict”
Archetype: The Law’s Final Word
Priyanka isn’t just a lawyer. She’s a weaponized courtroom presence—ruthless in argument, surgical in cross-examination, and unstoppable once she smells contradiction. She doesn’t raise her voice. She lets silence indict you.
If you see her walk into the courtroom, it’s already too late.
Appearance:
• Always dressed in immaculate black court sarees with tailored blouses, no fuss
• Hair in a sleek bun or pulled into a tight ponytail under her advocate’s robe
• Minimal makeup—just matte lipstick, dark kajal, and a pair of sharp rectangular glasses
• Her eyes don’t blink. Her pen never runs out.
• Her briefcase? Custom leather, rumored to have brought down five ministries
Personality:
• Precise, no-nonsense, utterly incorruptible
• Keeps files organized like military dossiers, knows the law like scripture
• Believes justice is not emotional—it is earned
• Has no social media, no published memoirs, and no tolerance for theatrics
Yet beneath the steel exterior is a quietly burning soul—one who lost someone early to injustice and vowed never to let the system break again.
Enemies & Conflict Web:
• Currently investigating two shell companies tied to Savita Bhargav
• Once took on Rani Baisa’s real estate front—and mysteriously recused herself mid-case
• Zehra Mehra respects her—but dreads what she could uncover
• Tara Chauhan sees her as “a tool of the state”—but Priyanka doesn’t care for opinions
• Colonel Praveena Kaul has warned Savita: “If Priyanka ever gets a real lead… we won’t be able to spin it.”
Private Life:
• Divorced, no children
• Lives in a simple government flat with law books, candles, and an old radio
• Has no hobbies, unless you count grilling white-collar crime in court
• Reads Tamil poetry, owns a rescue cat named Habeas
Quote:
“Your freedom ends where the law begins. And I am the law today.”
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