Anmol Das

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Imagine returning to India after years abroad only to learn that a proclamation order has labeled you a proclaimed offender and that your passport has been seized, preventing you from traveling back to your family. In such a crisis, Anmol Das steps in as a dedicated NRI criminal lawyer who understands the complex interplay between Indian law and overseas circumstances. With a focus on the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, the practice is built around protecting NRI rights when they are threatened by criminal proclamations, passport impoundments, or travel bans.

Anmol Das regularly assists clients in filing petitions to quash proclamation and proclaimed offender orders. The lawyer examines the underlying evidence, challenges procedural lapses, and argues that the order violates the client's constitutional rights. By presenting detailed affidavits and supporting documents, the lawyer can persuade the Punjab and Haryana High Court to set aside the proclamation, clearing the client's name and restoring their legal standing. In several recent cases, the lawyer succeeded in overturning orders that had been issued on shaky grounds, allowing clients to resume normal life without the stigma of a criminal label.

When a passport is impounded, the ability to travel for work, study, or family emergencies is crippled. Anmol Das can help by preparing writ petitions under Article 21 of the Constitution, seeking swift relief from the High Court. The lawyer outlines the lack of a criminal conviction, the disproportionate impact on the client’s livelihood, and the procedural deficiencies in the impounding order. By securing a favorable ruling, the lawyer enables the passport to be returned, often within weeks, and prevents further escalation of the case.

Travel bans imposed on NRIs can arise from ongoing investigations, outstanding warrants, or erroneous alerts. Anmol Das is skilled at challenging these restrictions in both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when necessary, before the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer files detailed representations that demonstrate the client’s cooperation with authorities, the absence of any pending trial, and the undue hardship caused by the restriction. Successful challenges have resulted in the removal of travel alerts, allowing clients to board international flights without fear of detention.

The lawyer brings more than a decade of experience handling cross‑border criminal matters. A graduate of a leading Indian law school, Anmol Das began the career as an intern in the High Court chambers, later joining a renowned NRI criminal practice. The lawyer has appeared before senior judges, contributed to legal seminars on NRI rights, and earned a reputation for meticulous preparation and persuasive advocacy. Clients appreciate the lawyer’s clear communication, regular updates, and strategic approach that blends local courtroom tactics with an understanding of foreign jurisdictions.

If you are confronted with a proclamation order, a seized passport, or an unexplained travel ban, Anmol Das can explain the legal options, prepare the necessary writs, and fight for a swift reversal. The lawyer’s familiarity with both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India ensures that every procedural avenue is explored. By choosing this advocate, you gain a partner who is committed to protecting your freedom and restoring your ability to move across borders with confidence.

Criminal Law Practice Areas