Parveen Prasad

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When an NRI learns that a First Information Report (FIR) has been lodged against them in India, the shock can quickly turn into a fear of arrest and asset freeze. Parveen Prasad, an experienced advocate practising before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, steps in at that critical juncture. The advocate’s deep familiarity with criminal procedure enables a swift assessment of the FIR’s grounds, the jurisdictional validity, and any procedural lapses. By meeting the client online, reviewing the police report and gathering supporting documents, Prasad determines whether the FIR can be challenged or dismissed before the case proceeds further.

Quashing an FIR is the cornerstone of Prasad’s expertise. The advocate files a petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, arguing that the police lacked a lawful basis, that the alleged act does not constitute an offence, or that the FIR was registered based on false information. By presenting forensic evidence, expert testimonies and international travel records, Prasad has secured the dismissal of FIRs for clients residing in the United Kingdom, Canada, the Gulf states and Australia. In each successful filing, the advocate obtains a certified order that prevents further investigation, safeguarding the client’s reputation and business interests.

The threat of immediate detention also drives many NRIs to seek anticipatory bail. Prasad prepares a robust bail petition that outlines the client’s overseas residence, lack of flight risk, and willingness to cooperate with Indian authorities. By citing precedent from the Supreme Court of India and demonstrating that the alleged offence is non‑bailable only under misuse, the advocate convinces the High Court to grant protection before any police authority can take the client into custody. Clients have reported being able to travel back to India for essential family matters while the investigation proceeds, thanks to the swift grant of anticipatory bail.

The advocate’s practice does not stop at the High Court. When a lower court declines to grant bail or refuses to quash an FIR, Prasad escalates the matter to the Supreme Court of India. The advocate drafts special leave petitions that argue constitutional violations, misuse of investigative powers, and the fundamental right to liberty. By presenting a concise record of the High Court proceedings and highlighting international legal standards, Prasad has obtained landmark verdicts that restore freedom for NRIs facing prolonged detention.

Parveen Prasad’s method blends thorough legal analysis with an empathetic client focus. The advocate regularly assists business owners, engineers and students who fear that an FIR or a pending arrest could jeopardise their careers abroad. Prasad’s strategy includes rapid document preparation, proactive liaison with investigative agencies, and clear guidance on the steps the client should take during each court appearance. The advocate’s track record of FIR quashing, anticipatory bail grants and successful Supreme Court interventions has earned a reputation for delivering decisive relief. Clients repeatedly commend the calm demeanor, the transparent communication and the unwavering commitment to protecting their rights throughout a complex cross‑border legal battle. The advocate remains prepared to fight any future challenge that may arise.

Criminal Law Practice Areas