Tanushree Chandel

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Imagine receiving a conviction in a lower criminal court and feeling that a critical error has been overlooked. Tanushree Chandel understands how a seemingly small procedural flaw can jeopardize years of freedom. As a specialist in criminal revision, the lawyer focuses on identifying such errors and presenting them before the Punjab and Haryana High Court or, when necessary, before the Supreme Court of India.

Criminal revision is an extraordinary remedy that allows a higher court to reopen a judgment when it appears that the original decision was founded on a substantial legal mistake, a misinterpretation of evidence, or a violation of statutory provisions. Tanushree Chandel regularly assists clients in preparing detailed revision petitions that lay out the specific ground for reconsideration. The lawyer knows the precise language required by Order 45 of the Code of Criminal Procedure and tailors each petition to meet the strict standards of the High Court and the Supreme Court. When the High Court rejects a revision, Tanushree Chandel can evaluate the prospect of a special leave petition before the Supreme Court, ensuring that every possible avenue is examined.

Graduating with top honors from a leading law school in Delhi, Tanushree Chandel spent five years as a research assistant in the criminal law department of the National Law University before joining a premier litigation chamber in Chandigarh. During that tenure, the lawyer handled more than thirty complex revision matters, gaining familiarity with both the procedural nuances of the High Court and the appellate practices of the Supreme Court. The lawyer’s analytical style combines meticulous document review with strategic argumentation, ensuring that every petition highlights the most persuasive points without overwhelming the bench.

Clients frequently commend Tanushree Chandel for turning seemingly lost cases into victories. In a recent high‑profile revision, the lawyer secured the overturning of a five‑year sentence by demonstrating that the trial court had misapplied the principle of mens rea. Another case involved a wrongful conviction for offences under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, where the lawyer’s revision petition led the Supreme Court to remand the matter for fresh trial, ultimately resulting in acquittal. These outcomes reflect a track record of success that the lawyer leverages to give new hope to those who feel the system has failed them.

Choosing Tanushree Chandel means working with a professional who can explain the revision process in plain language, outline realistic timelines, and keep the client informed at each stage. The lawyer regularly conducts strategy sessions to assess the strength of the original judgment and to decide whether a High Court revision or a direct Supreme Court petition offers the best path forward. The lawyer also prepares comprehensive post‑revision support, guiding clients through any subsequent proceedings, such as bail applications or re‑trial preparations, to protect their rights at every step. With a reputation for diligence, integrity, and courtroom composure, Tanushree Chandel provides a reliable avenue for anyone seeking a second look at a criminal conviction.

Criminal Law Practice Areas