Myra Bajwa

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When an overseas Indian learns that a proclamation order has been issued against them, daily life can be disrupted by travel restrictions, bank freezes and constant legal uncertainty. Myra Bajwa offers specialized expertise in quashing such orders, guiding clients through the procedural maze of the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when needed, the Supreme Court of India.

Myra Bajwa has spent over twelve years defending the rights of non‑resident Indians facing criminal investigations. A graduate of Delhi University’s law school, the advocate began work in the criminal division of a leading Chandigarh firm, handling a wide range of prosecution challenges. The lawyer’s deep familiarity with the High Court’s proclamation process and the Supreme Court’s review jurisdiction has resulted in dozens of successful quash orders.

The first step in quashing a proclamation is to obtain the original order and examine the grounds on which it was issued. Myra Bajwa regularly assists clients in collecting evidence that disproves the alleged involvement, such as business records, travel logs, and affidavits from reputable witnesses abroad. The lawyer then files a petition before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, arguing that the proclamation is either procedurally flawed or unsupported by substantive proof. By presenting a clear factual narrative, the advocate aims to persuade the bench to lift the order promptly.

If the High Court declines to quash the order, Myra Bajwa can take the matter to the Supreme Court of India, where the lawyer prepares a Special Leave Petition that highlights constitutional safeguards and international obligations toward NRIs. The advocate is well‑versed in drafting precise legal arguments that address the Supreme Court’s standards for granting leave and for setting aside a lower‑court proclamation. By leveraging precedents that protect the rights of citizens abroad, the lawyer enhances the likelihood of a favorable decision at the nation’s highest bench.

Past clients describe Myra Bajwa’s method as both aggressive and compassionate. One client, a software engineer based in Canada, saw a proclamation that barred his return to India for a family emergency. The lawyer secured a stay on the order within two weeks and later obtained a full quash, allowing the client to travel without hindrance. Another case involved a property investor in the UAE whose assets were frozen due to a mistaken identity claim. By obtaining a quash from the High Court and confirming the decision at the Supreme Court, the advocate restored the client’s financial freedom. These outcomes reflect a strategy that combines meticulous fact‑finding, rigorous legal research, and relentless courtroom advocacy.

If you are an NRI confronting a proclamation or a proclaimed offender order, immediate legal intervention can prevent further complications. Myra Bajwa can explain the procedural options, gather the documentary proof required for a petition, and represent you before both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India. By acting quickly, you increase the chance of having the order set aside before it escalates into more severe penalties. Reach out to the advocate today to protect your rights and regain freedom of movement.

Criminal Law Practice Areas