Navya Kisku

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If you are an Indian citizen living abroad and have received a proclamation declaring you a proclaimed offender, the anxiety of being barred from returning home or facing asset freeze can be overwhelming. Navya Kisku steps in at this critical moment, offering focused assistance to NRI clients who need a proclamation quashed quickly and efficiently.

Navya Kisku holds a master’s degree in law from Panjab University and has spent the past twelve years honing skills in criminal procedure and cross‑border litigation. The lawyer’s practice concentrates on NRI Quashing of Proclamation and Proclaimed Offender Orders, a niche that demands a deep understanding of both Indian criminal statutes and the procedural nuances of the Punjab and Haryana High Court. Over the years, Navya has successfully argued dozens of petitioners’ applications, securing relief that restores the ability of clients to travel, claim their property, and re‑establish normal life back in India.

When a proclamation is issued, the first step is filing an application under Section 107 of the Criminal Procedure Code before the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh. Navya Kisku regularly assists clients in gathering the required documentary evidence, drafting precise prayer clauses, and presenting a compelling narrative that demonstrates the absence of any genuine criminal liability. The lawyer’s methodical approach includes a thorough review of the original FIR, analysis of investigative reports, and preparation of expert affidavits that counter any misinterpretation by the investigating agency.

In cases where the High Court’s decision is unsatisfactory or the matter demands a higher authority, Navya can help the client move the petition to the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer has experience presenting Special Leave Petitions and appeals in the apex court, where nuanced arguments about jurisdiction, due‑process violations, and constitutional rights are paramount. Navya’s familiarity with Supreme Court practice enables the filing of comprehensive submissions that often result in a stay of the proclamation while the appeal is pending.

Clients repeatedly commend Navya Kisku for a proactive communication style that demystifies complex procedural steps. The lawyer can explain the likely timeline, outline possible outcomes, and advise on protective measures to prevent future proclamations. By combining rigorous legal research, strategic case management, and a compassionate understanding of the emotional stress NRI families face, Navya aims to secure a swift quashing of the order, allowing clients to travel freely and protect their assets.

The lawyer’s track record includes high‑profile cases where individuals were declared proclaimed offenders based solely on erroneous overseas information. With Navya’s intervention, those declarations were overturned, and the clients received full restoration of their legal status. The lawyer’s commitment to staying updated on recent amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code ensures that each petition reflects the most current legal standards.

If you are confronting a proclamation that threatens your freedom or financial security, Navya Kisku can help you navigate the procedural maze of the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, if needed, the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s expertise, dedication, and proven success rate provide a reliable pathway toward regaining your rights and peace of mind.

Criminal Law Practice Areas