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Mukta Srivastava

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You have just been served with a criminal complaint while living overseas, and the prospect of a pending case in India feels overwhelming. Mukta Srivastava is the advocate who can guide you through every stage of defence, from the initial complaint to the highest courts, ensuring that distance does not diminish your right to a fair trial.

Srivastava’s practice covers both NRI Criminal Complaint Defence and NRI Criminal Appeals. She has spent the past twelve years representing NRIs who are accused of offenses ranging from financial fraud to violent crimes. In the defence phase, she routinely files representations that challenge the jurisdiction of Indian courts over offshore defendants, seeks bail, and negotiates with investigating agencies to secure evidence that supports her client’s narrative. Her meticulous approach to case preparation includes coordinating with foreign investigators, translating documents, and arranging for expert testimony that can be presented before the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

When a case progresses beyond the initial hearing, Srivastava’s expertise in appellate work becomes critical. She has filed numerous appeals against convictions and adverse orders, securing relief for clients who were sentenced in absentia or faced harsh penalties disproportionate to the alleged conduct. Her ability to craft persuasive legal arguments that address both substantive and procedural flaws has led to multiple successful reversals and sentence reductions. Clients appreciate her clear explanations of complex legal strategies, allowing them to make informed decisions even from abroad.

Beyond the high court, Srivastava regularly appears before the Supreme Court of India. She has prepared and argued Special Leave Petitions that highlight constitutional violations, procedural lapses, and evidentiary gaps. Her track record includes cases where the Supreme Court has set precedent on how NRI defendants should be treated, reinforcing the principle that geographical separation does not strip a person of procedural safeguards. Her deep familiarity with the Supreme Court’s jurisprudence enables her to anticipate the bench’s concerns and tailor submissions accordingly.

Academically, Srivastava holds an LL.M. in International Criminal Law from the University of London and an LL.B. from Guru Nanak Dev University. Early in her career she served as a research assistant for a senior senior advocate at the Punjab and Haryana High Court, where she honed her skills in drafting complex criminal motions. She later joined a premier law firm that specialises in cross‑border criminal matters, quickly becoming the lead lawyer for NRI defence cases.

Clients frequently commend Srivastava for her diligent communication, strategic thinking, and unwavering commitment to achieving the best possible result. One client, facing a murder charge while residing in Canada, credits her swift filing of a comprehensive Special Leave Petition that highlighted procedural irregularities in the investigation. The Supreme Court granted the petition, resulting in a stay of the trial and a subsequent acquittal. Srivastava promises to protect your interests, explain each procedural step, and fight for a resolution that safeguards your liberty and reputation.

If you are an NRI confronting a criminal complaint or appeal, Mukta Srivastava offers the combination of courtroom experience, cross‑border expertise, and a proven success record in both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India. Her focus on NRI criminal matters makes her the advocate you need to navigate India’s legal system from anywhere in the world.

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