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Aman Chouhan

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You may have been convicted in a criminal case in India and now face an appeal that could restore your freedom, or you might be confronting the impounding of your passport by authorities, which prevents you from traveling abroad. Aman Chouhan, a lawyer practicing in Chandigarh, handles NRI criminal appeals and passport‑impounding writ petitions before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, offering specialized support for Indians living overseas.

Aman Chouhan earned an LL.B. from Panjab University and completed a Master’s in Criminal Procedure from the National Law School of India University, Bangalore. Over the past eleven years, the lawyer has built a reputation for successfully navigating the high court’s appellate process and filing writ petitions that challenge the seizure of passports, a common issue for NRIs facing pending criminal matters.

When an NRI is convicted, the next logical step is to file an appeal that challenges the legal findings of the trial court. Aman Chouhan can evaluate whether there are substantive errors, misapplications of law, or evidentiary gaps that warrant reversal or modification of the judgment. The lawyer prepares detailed appeal memoranda that cite relevant precedents, statutory provisions, and factual inaccuracies, presenting a clear roadmap for the high court to follow.

Passport impounding is often an administrative measure used by Indian authorities to ensure the presence of a accused during investigation or trial. The lawyer can file a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution, seeking an order that either restores the passport or limits the period of impoundment. By demonstrating the client’s ties to the overseas jurisdiction, employment obligations, and the lack of flight risk, Aman Chouhan can persuade the court to grant relief that enables the client to continue working or attending family events abroad.

A distinctive aspect of the lawyer’s practice is the integration of both appeal and writ strategies. In several cases, Aman Chouhan has simultaneously pursued an appeal of the conviction while filing a writ petition to release the passport, ensuring that the client’s liberty is protected on multiple fronts. One recent success involved a client whose passport was impounded after a conviction; the lawyer secured a court order that restored the passport pending the outcome of the appeal, allowing the client to travel for essential medical treatment.

Clients consistently commend the lawyer for clear, timely communication. Aman Chouhan provides regular progress reports, explains the legal implications of each filing, and translates complex procedural language into plain terms. The lawyer also collaborates with foreign legal firms to gather supporting documents, such as employment letters and medical reports, which strengthen the case before the high court.

Recognition for the lawyer’s work includes a commendation from the Punjab and Haryana High Court for outstanding handling of NRI passport writs, as well as a feature in the "International NRI Legal Gazette" highlighting successful criminal appeal strategies. The lawyer also conducts workshops for the NRI community, educating them on their rights when faced with criminal proceedings and passport restrictions.

If you are dealing with a criminal conviction that requires an appeal or a passport that has been impounded, Aman Chouhan can assess the legal landscape, design a robust appeal or writ petition, and represent you before the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The lawyer’s blend of appellate expertise, writ experience, and a client‑focused approach offers a dependable route toward protecting your liberty and mobility.

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