WOY Video Interview Series: Amelia Singh on Justice, Compassion & Leadership
BURLINGTON, Mass. — In this exclusive video interview with INDIA New England News, Amelia Singh, Deputy Chief of District and Municipal Courts at the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, reflects on her career in public service, the values that guide her work as a prosecutor, and the responsibilities that come with leadership in the justice system.
Singh, who has built a reputation for integrity, professionalism, and compassion, discusses how her role requires balancing accountability with fairness while working to strengthen public trust in the courts. In her position, she oversees critical aspects of the district and municipal court system and collaborates closely with law enforcement and community partners to advance public safety.
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During the conversation, Singh also highlights initiatives she has helped lead, including the creation of the Suffolk County Animal Cruelty Task Force, the first of its kind in the county dedicated to prosecuting crimes against animals. The task force reflects her commitment to innovative approaches in prosecution and to protecting vulnerable members of the community.
She also recounts the coordinated effort that led to the recovery and return of $70,000 worth of heirloom jewelry stolen from an Indian family visiting Boston for a wedding—an effort that restored items of deep cultural and generational significance within just one week.
Singh is one of the distinguished honorees who will be celebrated at the 23rd Annual Woman of the Year Awards Gala hosted by INDIA New England News on March 14, 2026, at the Burlington Marriott Hotel in Burlington.
In the interview, Singh speaks about the importance of ethical leadership, cultural sensitivity, and service—values that have shaped her career and continue to guide her work in the pursuit of justice.
