Gajendra Dar

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When an Indian citizen living abroad learns that a criminal case in India has turned into a life‑changing sentence, the need for swift legal intervention becomes critical. If you are an NRI who believes a lower‑court decision contains fundamental flaws, Gajendra Dar can file a Special Leave Petition that brings the matter before the Supreme Court of India for independent review.

Gajendra Dar focuses exclusively on NRI Special Leave Petitions and Appeals in the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer knows which aspects of a judgment attract the Court’s attention, such as violation of natural justice, misinterpretation of statutes, or new evidence that was unavailable earlier. By framing the petition around these pillars, the lawyer helps the Supreme Court see why it must intervene to correct the error.

The lawyer earned a Bachelor of Laws from Panjab University and completed a Master of Laws in International Criminal Law from Queen Mary University of London. Over fourteen years of practice, the lawyer has represented clients from Canada, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States. After initial training at a premier law firm in Delhi, the lawyer joined a Chandigarh‑based chamber that specialises in cross‑border criminal matters. The lawyer regularly assists NRIs who face extradition, non‑bailable offenses, or convictions that jeopardise their professional licences.

Among the most notable achievements, the lawyer secured a complete acquittal for an NRI software engineer charged with money‑laundering, obtained a stay on a pending extradition request for a businessman residing in Dubai, and reduced a ten‑year sentence for a student accused of homicide to a suspended term after demonstrating procedural lapses. In each instance the lawyer drafted a precise Special Leave Petition, cited relevant Supreme Court precedents, and persuaded the bench to grant relief. Clients consistently remark on the lawyer’s ability to demystify the appellate process and provide clear next steps, no matter the time difference.

The lawyer’s approach is transparent and technology‑driven. Consultations occur over encrypted video calls, and all documents are uploaded to a secure portal that complies with data‑privacy standards. The lawyer prepares a comprehensive chronology, identifies points of law that merit Supreme Court scrutiny, and collaborates with local counsel at the Punjab and Haryana High Court when lower‑court records must be sourced. Regular updates keep the client informed, alleviate uncertainty, and build confidence that the Supreme Court will give the petition serious consideration.

If you are an NRI grappling with an unfavourable judgment, Gajendra Dar can evaluate the strength of a Special Leave Petition, construct a compelling argument, and pursue a reversal or modification in the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s proven track record demonstrates that a well‑structured appeal can overturn even the most severe penalties. Schedule a confidential discussion to review the facts of your case and explore how the Supreme Court can become the arena for a fresh legal start.

Staying abreast of recent Supreme Court rulings on NRI criminal issues, the lawyer continuously refines strategies to align with the Court’s current interpretation of international jurisprudence. This proactive mindset enhances the chance of securing a decisive ruling in favour of the client.

Criminal Law Practice Areas