Aarav Banerjee

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If you are an Indian citizen living abroad and the police have issued a proclamation order declaring you a proclaimed offender, your freedom and assets can be jeopardized overnight. Aarav Banerjee specializes in assisting NRIs who confront such drastic measures, ensuring that their rights are protected both in India and abroad. Operating from Chandigarh, the advocate understands the unique challenges of cross‑border litigation, including coordination with foreign banks, family members, and local authorities. By focusing on the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when necessary, the Supreme Court of India, the lawyer works to dismantle proclamation orders and defend against related criminal accusations.

The quashing of a proclamation order requires the lawyer to demonstrate that the accused is not evading the investigation and that due process has been violated. Aarav Banerjee regularly files petitions that present evidence of the client’s regular communication with law‑enforcement, proof of residence abroad, and records of compliance with any statutory summons. The advocate also challenges procedural lapses, such as the absence of a valid warrant or the failure to issue a proper notice before declaring the individual a proclaimed offender. By securing a stay on the proclamation, the lawyer prevents further asset freezes and allows the client to coordinate a defence from the safety of their overseas location.

NRI property fraud allegations often involve complex documentation across jurisdictions, making it difficult for a client to defend from abroad. Aarav Banerjee can help by examining title deeds, sale agreements, and bank records to uncover any inconsistencies or forged signatures. The lawyer works with local investigators in India to verify the authenticity of documents and to trace the flow of funds. When the prosecution presents fabricated evidence, the advocate files counter‑applications demanding forensic verification and, if necessary, the quashal of fraudulent charges. By presenting credible proof of legitimate ownership and compliance with Indian property laws, the lawyer aims to protect the client’s assets from seizure and to restore confidence in their investment.

When an NRI faces conviction or adverse orders in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Aarav Banerjee is prepared to file timely criminal appeals. The advocate reviews the trial record for procedural errors, misapplication of law, or failure to give the client a fair opportunity to present evidence. By drafting concise appeal petitions that highlight such defects, the lawyer seeks relief from the High Court and, if required, escalates the matter to the Supreme Court of India for a final determination. The advocate also coordinates with foreign counsel to ensure that any travel restrictions imposed by the court do not impede the client’s ability to attend hearings, thereby safeguarding due process.

Whether you are dealing with a proclamation order, property fraud accusation, or a criminal conviction, Aarav Banerjee offers a focused, cross‑border defence strategy that leverages deep knowledge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s meticulous preparation, combined with proactive communication with clients and foreign authorities, aims to preserve freedom, protect assets, and secure a fair outcome. Clients regularly commend the advocate’s ability to simplify complex legal issues and to act decisively, turning a potentially devastating situation into a manageable legal challenge.

Criminal Law Practice Areas