Nayan Tandon

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You may have received a proclamation declaring you a proclaimed offender, meaning you cannot move freely and your passport may be seized. Such an order can devastate personal and professional life, especially for an NRI who needs to travel abroad. Nayan Tandon is an experienced advocate who specialises in quashing proclamations and proclaimed offender orders before the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh.

Nayan Tandon regularly assists clients who have been unfairly targeted by law enforcement agencies with provisional orders that restrict liberty. The advocate knows how to file writ petitions that challenge the legality and factual basis of the proclamation, arguing that due process was not observed, evidence is insufficient, or the order violates constitutional rights. By presenting detailed affidavits, expert opinions, and documentary proof, the advocate can convince the High Court to set aside the offending order.

The advocate’s practice is built on a solid foundation of education and courtroom experience. After graduating with honours from a leading law school, Nayan Tandon completed a Master’s in Criminal Law and a specialised diploma in Human Rights Litigation. Early work as a junior in a reputed chambers at the Punjab and Haryana High Court offered exposure to high‑profile criminal matters involving NRIs. Over the past fourteen years, the advocate has successfully quashed numerous proclamation orders, enabling clients to regain freedom of movement and restore their reputations.

Clients repeatedly commend Nayan Tandon for clear, concise explanations of the legal process and for a calm, strategic approach under pressure. The advocate frames each case within the broader context of the client’s personal circumstances, whether the proclamation arose from a misunderstanding abroad, a pending investigation, or mistaken identity. Recent success stories include a case where the advocate secured an immediate interim order that prevented passport impoundment while a full hearing examined the merits, leading to the ultimate dismissal of the proclamation.

When you face a proclaimed offender order, the advocate will first evaluate the factual matrix, gather all relevant documents, and draft a comprehensive petition tailored to the High Court’s procedural requirements. The advocate also prepares for oral arguments, anticipating questions from senior judges and highlighting any procedural violations.

If you need a swift and decisive challenge to a proclamation that threatens your freedom and travel plans, Nayan Tandon can provide focused, results‑oriented representation in the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The advocate’s goal is to protect your fundamental rights, restore your ability to travel, and clear any wrongful label of offender that hampers your personal and professional life.

Criminal Law Practice Areas