Kavisha Chadha

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You have been accused under the NDPS Act, face a breach‑of‑trust charge, or fear that your fundamental right to liberty is being infringed. Kavisha Chadha is the lawyer who can defend you in the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, if needed, take the fight to the Supreme Court of India.

Kavisha Chadha earned an LLB from the University of Delhi and an LLM in Criminal Law from the National Law University, Hyderabad. With over fourteen years of practice, the lawyer has built a niche in NDPS defence, criminal breach of trust defence and protection of life and liberty writ petitions. The lawyer’s case history includes successful acquittals in large‑scale narcotics seizures, strategic negotiations for reduced charges, and winning writ petitions that restored personal liberty.

When a client is charged under the NDPS Act, the stakes are high and the procedural landscape is complex. Kavisha Chadha regularly assists clients in challenging the legality of searches, questioning the quantification of contraband, and invoking the principle of proportionality. The lawyer can explain how a robust defence strategy may involve filing pre‑trial applications, negotiating bail terms, or preparing a comprehensive trial defence that scrutinises evidence and expert testimony.

A criminal breach of trust charge often stems from alleged misappropriation of property or funds. Kavisha Chadha has extensive experience dissecting financial records, presenting forensic accounting analyses, and demonstrating the absence of mens rea. The lawyer can help you navigate the investigative phase, prepare credible alibis and argue for dismissal or mitigation based on factual inconsistencies.

If your personal liberty is under threat, a writ petition under Articles 21 or 226 can provide swift judicial relief. Kavisha Chadha regularly files protection of life and liberty writs, seeking orders for immediate release, direction for proper medical care, or the removal of unlawful detention. The lawyer’s approach combines swift filing, clear articulation of constitutional violations and persistent follow‑up with the court.

Both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India are within the lawyer’s purview. Kavisha Chadha can explain when a matter should be escalated to the apex court, such as when a High Court judgment raises a substantial question of law or a fundamental right. The lawyer has successfully carried NDPS and breach of trust cases to the Supreme Court, securing landmark judgments that clarified statutory interpretation and protected client rights.

Throughout the process, Kavisha Chadha keeps clients informed, provides realistic timelines and follows a transparent fee policy. Clients appreciate the lawyer’s calm demeanor, strategic foresight and unwavering commitment to securing the best possible outcome. If you require defence against NDPS or breach of trust charges, or need a writ petition to protect your liberty, a consultation with Kavisha Chadha will outline a clear roadmap for pursuing justice in the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when necessary, before the Supreme Court of India.

Criminal Law Practice Areas