Nandita Anumula

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For Non‑Resident Indians confronting criminal proceedings that could result in proclamation or property loss, the stakes are exceptionally high. Nandita Anumula is an advocate who regularly assists NRI clients in challenging such orders before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when the matter escalates, before the Supreme Court of India.

One of her core specialties is the quashing of proclamation and proclaimed offender orders issued against NRIs. These orders can freeze assets and restrict travel, often based on limited evidence. Nandita examines the underlying FIR, the investigation reports, and the jurisdictional basis for the proclamation. She then files detailed applications to set aside the order, arguing that the alleged offence lacks sufficient proof or that the court exceeded its authority. Her efforts have resulted in numerous successful quashings, allowing clients to reclaim their property and resume normal business activities abroad.

Nandita also defends NRIs accused of property fraud. She collaborates with property experts and forensic investigators to trace ownership records, verify documentation, and uncover any misrepresentation by the complainant. By presenting a clear chain of title and demonstrating the absence of fraudulent intent, she can secure dismissal of the charge or negotiate a settlement that protects the client’s assets. Her track record includes high‑value cases involving real‑estate scams and cross‑border transaction disputes, where her strategic defence preserved significant wealth for the client.

The third pillar of her practice is handling NRI criminal appeals. When an NRI faces an unfavourable judgment at the high‑court level, Nandita prepares comprehensive appeal briefs that highlight legal errors, misinterpretation of statutes, or procedural irregularities. She has taken cases up to the Supreme Court of India, achieving landmark rulings that refined the application of criminal law to NRIs. Her academic credentials feature a master’s degree in international law and a specialization in cross‑border criminal matters, complemented by continuous training in comparative legal systems.

Clients praise Nandita for her transparent communication and cultural sensitivity. She explains each stage of the quashing or appeal process, outlines potential outcomes, and advises on interim measures such as stay applications to protect assets during litigation. Her firm maintains a secure document‑exchange platform, allowing overseas clients to share evidence safely and receive timely updates despite time‑zone differences.

When an NRI faces the threat of proclamation, property seizure, or an adverse criminal judgment, Nandita Anumula can help you challenge the order, defend your rights, and pursue an appeal that safeguards your future. Her extensive experience before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India makes her a reliable advocate for anyone needing robust NRI criminal defence.

Criminal Law Practice Areas