Amrita Chadha

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If you have been taken into custody and feel the arrest was unlawful, the first question on your mind is how quickly you can secure your freedom. Amrita Chadha understands that every hour counts when a liberty‑depriving order hangs over a client. With a focus on the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Amrita Chadha routinely files writ petitions challenging illegal arrest and moves for habeas corpus to compel the court to examine the legality of detention. By presenting clear factual gaps and procedural lapses, Amrita Chadha can often obtain immediate release or at least a stay on the police action while the case proceeds.

Beyond the initial challenge to unlawful detention, many clients need a reliable bail strategy. Amrita Chadha regularly assists with transit anticipatory bail, default bail, and interim bail applications, tailoring each motion to the specific circumstances of the charge and the client’s personal situation. Whether the allegation stems from a cybercrime, a fraud and cheating case, or a more severe charge such as murder or an attempt to murder, Amrita Chadha evaluates the strength of the prosecution’s evidence and frames arguments that highlight the lack of flight risk, the client’s ties to the community, and the principle of “innocent until proven guilty.” The advocate also handles bail cancellation matters, defending against attempts by the prosecution to revoke previously granted bail.

When the matter moves beyond bail, the substantive defence becomes critical. Amrita Chadha has built a reputation for robust defence in a wide range of criminal matters that come before the High Court. In cases of criminal breach of trust, the advocate dissects financial records and demonstrates that the alleged breach lacks the mens rea required for conviction. For cybercrime allegations, Amrita Chadha applies a deep understanding of digital evidence, tracing IP logs, and challenging the admissibility of forensic reports. Fraud and cheating defences benefit from meticulous cross‑examination of witness statements and the presentation of alternate explanations for alleged deceit.

Serious offences such as those under the NDPS Act, POCSO Act, and sexual offence statutes receive the same meticulous attention. Amrita Chadha knows the high stakes and the social stigma attached to these charges, and therefore constructs a defence that questions the chain of custody of narcotics samples, challenges the credibility of prosecution witnesses, and highlights any procedural violations during investigation. In POCSO matters, the advocate ensures that children’s rights are protected while also safeguarding the client’s right to a fair trial, often achieving reductions in charges or outright dismissal when evidence is insufficient. Sexual offence defence strategies include scrutinising consent evidence, medical reports, and the timing of complaints to reveal inconsistencies that can weaken the prosecution’s case.

Throughout every stage—initial writ petition, bail application, and full trial—Amrita Chadha relies on a blend of legal acumen and practical courtroom experience at the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The advocate keeps clients informed, explains complex procedural steps in plain language, and advises on the most effective evidence‑gathering methods. By maintaining close coordination with forensic experts, financial analysts, and cyber‑security specialists, Amrita Chadha can present a comprehensive defence that addresses both legal and factual dimensions of a case. Clients repeatedly commend the advocate’s calm demeanor, strategic foresight, and relentless pursuit of the best possible outcome, whether that is a swift release, a favorable bail term, or an acquittal on the merits. If you are confronting criminal allegations in Chandigarh, Amrita Chadha offers a focused, results‑driven approach that leverages deep familiarity with the High Court’s practices to protect your freedom and reputation.

Criminal Law Practice Areas