Rachana Khanna

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A sudden cyber attack has led to accusations of online fraud, while an unrelated dispute over a trust fund has resulted in criminal breach of trust charges. Rachana Khanna stands ready to address both challenges, beginning with a comprehensive review of the allegations and crafting a defence that tackles each facet on its own merits. The lawyer’s experience in cybercrime defence equips the client with a strategy that interrogates digital evidence, questions chain‑of‑custody, and challenges the application of relevant statutes before the Punjab and Haryana High Court. By working closely with technical experts, Rachana can dismantle the prosecution’s narrative and protect the client’s digital reputation.

When the matter escalates beyond the High Court, Rachana Khanna is skilled at preparing Special Leave Petitions for the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer evaluates whether the High Court’s decision contains a legal error worthy of the Supreme Court’s attention, then drafts a concise petition that seeks permission to be heard. This process opens the door for a broader review of the case, allowing the lawyer to argue constitutional issues, misinterpretation of law, or procedural unfairness at the nation’s highest judicial forum.

In parallel, the lawyer handles Criminal Breach of Trust Defence with equal vigor. Whether the dispute involves alleged mismanagement of funds, fraudulent transfer of assets, or breach of fiduciary duty, Rachana conducts an exhaustive factual investigation, gathers documentary evidence, and constructs a defence that highlights the client’s compliance with legal obligations. The lawyer files applications for bail, presents arguments for mitigating circumstances, and, where appropriate, seeks dismissal of the charges in both the High Court and the Supreme Court.

Rachana’s academic background includes a Master of Laws in Information Technology Law and a certification in criminal defence from a leading national institute. With more than twelve years of practice, the lawyer has represented clients in over two hundred cybercrime and breach of trust matters, achieving numerous acquittals and favorable settlements. Former clients describe the lawyer’s approach as “methodical, transparent, and fiercely protective of client interests.”

If you face cyber‑related criminal allegations, breach of trust accusations, or need to challenge a High Court decision at the Supreme Court level, Rachana Khanna can explain your options, prepare the necessary petitions, and advocate assertively in both courts. The lawyer’s integrated expertise across Special Leave Petitions, cyber defence, and breach of trust cases offers a cohesive strategy that aims for the best possible outcome, whether that is dismissal, acquittal, or reduced liability.

Criminal Law Practice Areas