Angad Khanna

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If you are an NRI who has learned that a police complaint has been lodged against you, or you have been summoned to appear before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the uncertainty can be overwhelming. Angang Khanna — a dedicated advocate who focuses on NRI criminal matters—understands how distance, time‑zone differences, and the fear of losing property or reputation can add urgency to every legal step. From the moment a complaint is registered, Angang Khanna can help you evaluate whether bail, anticipatory bail, or a petition to quash the FIR is the most effective first move.

Bail and anticipatory bail are often the fastest ways to keep your life on track while the case proceeds. Angang Khanna regularly assists NRI clients in filing bail applications before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, ensuring that the court understands the hardships of being detained abroad and the need for a swift release. When a complaint is still in the investigative stage, the advocate can file an anticipatory bail petition that pre‑empts any arrest, giving you peace of mind while you continue your work overseas or manage family affairs. The practice also includes filing petitions to quash FIRs that lack substantive evidence, a critical tool for stopping a criminal proceeding before it escalates.

Beyond securing your freedom, Angang Khanna handles the full spectrum of criminal defence for NRIs. Whether the allegation relates to a personal dispute, a property transaction, or a matrimonial issue that has turned criminal, the advocate tailors a defence strategy that incorporates both Indian criminal law and the practical realities of an NRI’s cross‑border situation. In matrimonial criminal proceedings—such as allegations of cruelty, dowry harassment, or false accusations—the advocate works closely with clients to protect both personal safety and financial interests, while also coordinating with family members back home to gather evidence and witness statements. For cases involving alleged property fraud, the advocate can challenge the prosecution’s evidence, file counter‑claims, and seek to protect the assets that may be spread across multiple jurisdictions.

When a lower‑court decision does not favor the client, Angang Khanna moves the battle to the next level. The advocate has extensive experience drafting and presenting criminal appeals before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, focusing on procedural errors, misapplication of law, or insufficient evidence that led to an adverse judgment. If the legal questions are of national importance or involve interpretation of statutes that affect many NRIs, the appeal may be taken to the Supreme Court of India, where the advocate prepares detailed pleadings and oral arguments that highlight the broader impact of the case. This dual‑court capability ensures that an NRI client’s case is not confined to a single forum, and that every possible avenue for relief is explored.

A hallmark of Angang Khanna’s service is clear communication. Understanding that clients may be continents away, the advocate leverages video conferencing, secure document transfer, and timely updates to keep families informed of every development. The approach is collaborative: the advocate explains the legal options in plain language, outlines the likely timeline, and advises on the documentation required from abroad—whether it be passport copies, overseas bank statements, or affidavits from witnesses living outside India. This transparency helps NRI families make informed decisions without the stress of legal jargon.

Facing a criminal complaint while living abroad is daunting, but you do not have to navigate it alone. Angang Khanna’s focus on NRI bail, FIR quashing, anticipatory bail, criminal defence, matrimonial and property fraud matters, and appellate work in both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India provides a comprehensive shield against the complexities of Indian criminal law. If you need a seasoned advocate who can coordinate with you across borders, protect your liberty, and safeguard your assets, consider reaching out for a confidential consultation. The right legal guidance can turn a frightening situation into a manageable process, allowing you to concentrate on your responsibilities at home while the advocate handles the courtroom.

Criminal Law Practice Areas