Charu Prasad

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You are an NRI facing a criminal investigation in India, and the possibility of being arrested while abroad looms large. Charu Prasad offers the specialised advocacy needed to secure anticipatory bail, defend against property fraud allegations, and navigate criminal appeals on the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India. With a focus on cross‑border criminal matters, Charu Prasad understands the unique challenges NRIs encounter and can protect your liberty and assets.

When an NRI becomes aware of a pending arrest, Charu Prasad can file an anticipatory bail application before the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The advocate examines the investigating agency’s FIR, the nature of the alleged offence, and the client’s ties to the jurisdiction. By highlighting the lack of flight risk, strong community connections abroad, and the principle that arrest should not be used as a coercive tool, Charu Prasad presents a compelling case for pre‑emptive release. Successful anticipatory bail orders have enabled clients to remain overseas while the matter proceeds, avoiding unnecessary detention.

If the allegation involves property fraud—perhaps a disputed land transaction or a claim of misrepresentation—Charu Prasad prepares a robust defence that scrutinises title documents, payment records, and correspondence between the parties. The advocate engages forensic accountants and property experts to counter the prosecution’s narrative, demonstrating the client’s genuine ownership or the absence of fraudulent intent. By filing a detailed defence petition in the High Court, Charu Prasad aims to have the fraud charges dismissed or reduced, protecting both reputation and financial interests.

When a judgment is delivered that is unfavorable—whether at the High Court or the Supreme Court—Charu Prasad can file a criminal appeal. The advocate reviews the trial record, identifies errors in law or fact, and drafts an appeal that emphasizes misinterpretation of statutes, incorrect appreciation of evidence, or procedural irregularities. By presenting a concise, well‑researched brief, Charu Prasad seeks to overturn convictions or reduce sentences.

Charu Prasad’s practice extends beyond filings. The advocate advises clients on maintaining compliance with Indian law while residing abroad, managing communications with Indian authorities, and safeguarding assets from attachment. By coordinating with local representatives, Charu Prasad ensures that any court notices are promptly addressed, and that the client remains informed of every development.

Educationally, Charu Prasad holds a law degree from a top Indian university, supplemented by a postgraduate diploma in international criminal law. Over fifteen years of experience in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, combined with appearances before the Supreme Court of India, have equipped the advocate with the strategic insight needed for cross‑jurisdictional cases. Peer recognition includes invitations to speak at seminars on NRI criminal defence and contributions to legal journals on anticipatory bail jurisprudence.

Clients consistently praise Charu Prasad’s clear explanations, proactive approach, and calm demeanor during stressful periods. The advocate’s ability to translate complex legal concepts into understandable language helps NRIs make informed decisions about travel, assets, and legal strategy.

If you are an NRI confronting anticipatory bail, property fraud, or a criminal appeal, Charu Prasad can explain your rights, outline the procedural steps, and fight vigorously to protect your freedom and interests. The advocate’s blend of high‑court experience and Supreme Court insight ensures every legal avenue is explored.

Choosing Charu Prasad means partnering with an advocate who treats each NRI criminal matter as a priority, focusing on securing release, defending property rights, and achieving favorable appellate outcomes.

Criminal Law Practice Areas