In such situation, where you have reasons to believe that the judge is not impartial or is biased, etc., while dealing with your case, you may make an application before the District Judge (if it is a civil case) or before the Sessions Judge (if it is a criminal case) for transferring your case from that judge to another judge under him, who may be competent to handle the case. The Civil Procedure Code and the Criminal Procedure Code, both have sufficient provisions for such transfer powers in civil cases and criminal cases, respectively.
Moreover, if you have full proof of the bias and/or corruption of the judge concerned, you may also file a complaint with the high court (may be, perhaps with the vigilance wing of the high court, please check in your state).
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