Amrita Khanna

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If you have been arrested under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, face a cyber‑crime charge, or are staring at a bail notice for a fraud case, the first thing you need is a defender who understands the stakes and can move quickly. Amrita Khanna steps in at that moment, offering a focused defence strategy that aims to protect your freedom and reputation from the first hearing in the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

Amrita Khanna builds each case around the specific facts that matter most to the client and the court. In NDPS matters, the lawyer examines the chain of evidence, questions the legality of the search, and prepares robust arguments for reduced sentencing or acquittal. The same meticulous approach applies to fraud and cheating allegations, where Amrita Khanna traces financial trails, challenges the prosecution’s proof of intent, and works to demonstrate any mitigating circumstances. When the charge involves criminal breach of trust, the lawyer outlines the contractual context, highlights any procedural lapses, and seeks to separate the accused from the alleged loss.

Bail is often the most urgent concern for anyone caught in the criminal justice system. Amrita Khanna regularly assists clients seeking interim bail, default bail, or bail cancellation. The lawyer knows how to structure a bail application that addresses the court’s risk assessment, presents strong personal or professional ties to the community, and underscores the lack of flight risk. If a bail order has already been granted and the prosecution moves to cancel it, Amrita Khanna can quickly file a counter‑petition, argue the procedural defects, and work to keep the client out of custody while the trial proceeds.

Cyber‑crime cases present a different set of challenges, from ransomware accusations to unauthorized access charges. Amrita Khanna stays current with the evolving legal framework around digital offenses and can explain complex technical evidence in plain language for the judge. The lawyer reviews forensic reports, identifies gaps in the investigation, and raises defenses based on lack of intent, mistaken identity, or jurisdictional issues. By translating the jargon of cyber for the court, Amrita Khanna aims to secure a dismissal or a reduced penalty.

Habeas corpus petitions are another tool the lawyer brings to protect liberty when detention appears unlawful. Amrita Khanna prepares detailed submissions that question the legality of the arrest, the validity of the charge sheet, and any procedural violations that may have occurred. The lawyer argues that the client’s constitutional right to personal liberty has been infringed and seeks immediate release pending a full hearing. This method has helped numerous clients avoid prolonged pre‑trial detention.

Across all these practice areas, Amrita Khanna works exclusively before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, ensuring deep familiarity with the judges, procedural nuances, and local precedents that shape outcomes. The lawyer combines rigorous legal research with a pragmatic mindset, keeping the client informed at every step and focusing on the most effective routes to resolution. Whether the goal is a bail order, a dismissal of charges, or a favorable judgment, Amrita Khanna’s advocacy is designed to move the case forward with clarity, confidence, and results.

Criminal Law Practice Areas