| 1. Sunita Agarwal is an Indian jurist serving as a judge in the Allahabad High Court in Uttar Pradesh. |
| 2. She was among the 30 Indian judges monitored by a Chinese data analytics company during the Zhenhua data leak in 2020. |
| 3. The Supreme Court Collegium recommended her as the Chief Justice of Gujarat in July 2023, following Sonia Gokani. |
| 4. Commencing her legal career in 1990 at the Allahabad High Court, she was later appointed as an additional judge. |
| 5. In August 2013, Sunita Agarwal became a permanent judge at the Allahabad High Court. |
| 6. She was selected in 2018 to address sexual harassment complaints at the Allahabad High Court. |
| 7. Sunita Agarwal has played a significant role in shaping Indian constitutional law as a judge. |
| 8. In May 2020, she set a precedent allowing the High Court of Allahabad to handle cases involving individuals residing outside their jurisdiction. |
| 9. In March 2020, she served on a bench establishing rules for individuals seeking anticipatory bail at the Allahabad High Court. |
| 10. Justice Agarwal instructed the release of individuals arrested for violating lockdown rules during the COVID-19 pandemic in June 2020. |
| 11. She was surveilled by Zhenhua Data, a Chinese company, along with other judges and public figures. |
| 12. In February 2021, she emphasized equality for individuals based on sexual orientation, citing a Supreme Court ruling. |
| 13. The Supreme Court Collegium recommended her for the Chief Justice of Gujarat position on 5 July 2023. |
| 14. Sunita Agarwal is set to retire from service on April 29, 2028. |
| 15. She became the second woman Chief Justice of Gujarat High Court and the only female Chief Justice among India's High Courts at the time of her appointment. |
| 16. She became the second woman Chief Justice of Gujarat High Court, succeeding Justice Sonia Gokani. |
| 17. At the time of her appointment as Chief Justice of Gujarat High Court in July 2023, she was the only female Chief Justice among all twenty-five High Courts in India. |
| 18. She has played a significant role in shaping Indian constitutional law through her judicial decisions. |
| 19. She was known for her dedication to court work, often being the last person to leave the court premises. |
| 20. She served as chairperson of various committees at Allahabad High Court and was a member of the administrative committee. |
| 21. She is expected to retire from service on 29/04/2028. |
