Ananya Tripathi

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You are an NRI who has been declared a proclaimed offender abroad, and a proclamation order has been issued against you in India. Aaliya Udupa, a seasoned advocate in Chandigarh, focuses on quashing proclamation and proclaimed offender orders for NRIs, providing a vital lifeline to those facing cross‑border legal challenges. When an order threatens your freedom, property, or reputation, she can help you navigate the procedural maze, filing applications that aim to overturn the proclamation and restore your legal standing before the Punjab and Haryana High Court or, if necessary, the Supreme Court of India.

Aaliya’s practice is dedicated to NRI Quashing of Proclamation and Proclaimed Offender Orders. She regularly assists clients who have been declared absconders, ensuring that due process was observed, and that the order is neither excessive nor unjustified. Her work involves scrutinizing the underlying police report, challenging the lack of proper notice, and presenting evidence of your presence or willingness to cooperate with authorities. By filing a timely petition, she can help you secure a stay on the proclamation, preventing enforcement actions such as asset attachment or travel restrictions.

She earned her law degree from Panjab University, Chandigarh, with a focus on International Criminal Law, and later obtained a Master of Laws from the University of Oxford, specializing in Transnational Crime. After serving as a legal officer with the Ministry of External Affairs, she gained first‑hand experience in handling cross‑border criminal matters. Over the past eleven years, Aaliya has successfully quashed proclamation orders for more than 70 NRIs, safeguarding their assets and enabling them to travel freely while the underlying investigations continue in a fair manner.

Aaliya follows a systematic, client‑focused approach. She begins by gathering all documentation related to the proclamation, including police notices, court orders, and any correspondence with foreign authorities. She then drafts a comprehensive petition that outlines procedural deficiencies, demonstrates your willingness to appear before the court, and provides supporting affidavits from witnesses or experts. Throughout the process, she maintains clear communication, explaining each legal step and advising on any interim measures, such as filing a stay petition to prevent immediate enforcement.

Clients consistently commend her tenacity and precision. She promises to fight for the removal of any proclamation that lacks legal merit, ensuring that your rights are protected both in India and abroad. Whether the matter is addressed before the Punjab and Haryana High Court or escalated to the Supreme Court of India, Aaliya Udupa leverages deep knowledge of NRI criminal law to secure the quashing of proclamations and safeguard your freedom and reputation.

Criminal Law Practice Areas