Pramod Tandon

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A family of NRIs learns that an FIR has been lodged against their member in India, a proclamation has been issued declaring them a proclaimed offender, and the case is now moving toward the Supreme Court. The stakes are high: the client faces possible arrest, loss of property, and an indefinite travel ban. In this urgency, Pramod Tandon offers a comprehensive defense that spans FIR quashing, proclamation removal, and Special Leave Petition filing.

Pramod Tandon handles three core practice areas: NRI FIR Quashing, NRI Quashing of Proclamation and Proclaimed Offender Orders, and NRI Special Leave Petitions and Appeals. The lawyer first examines the FIR to identify any procedural defects, lack of jurisdiction, or false statements. A petition to quash the FIR is filed in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, seeking immediate dismissal of the case. When successful, this step prevents further investigation and protects the client from arrest.

If a proclamation has already been issued, Pramod Tandon proceeds to challenge the order in the same High Court. The lawyer argues that the proclamation violates constitutional guarantees of personal liberty and that the basis for declaring the client a proclaimed offender is unfounded. In many instances, the lawyer has secured the court’s reversal of the proclamation, allowing the client to travel freely and resume normal life.

When the High Court route does not yield relief, the lawyer turns to the Supreme Court of India. Pramod Tandon prepares a Special Leave Petition that raises compelling questions of law, such as misuse of the criminal procedure code against NRIs and infringement of fundamental rights. If the Supreme Court grants leave, the lawyer files a detailed appeal that seeks reversal of the conviction, cancellation of the proclamation, and restoration of the client’s reputation. The lawyer also requests interim relief, such as a stay on the execution of any sentence, to safeguard the client during the appeal process.

Pramod Tandon holds an LL.M. from a distinguished Indian institution and brings over fourteen years of experience litigating NRI criminal matters across the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court. The lawyer’s early work in a reputed chamber involved handling high‑profile criminal appeals, honing a strategic mindset and a knack for persuasive oral arguments before senior judges.

Clients value the lawyer’s clear, step‑by‑step guidance. Pramod Tandon explains the procedural requirements for FIR quashing, the legal standards for overturning proclamations, and the intricacies of filing a Special Leave Petition. The lawyer keeps the client updated on each hearing, prepares them for possible questions from the bench, and outlines realistic outcomes at every stage. This transparent approach reduces anxiety and builds trust during what can be an overwhelming legal battle.

For NRIs confronting FIRs, proclamations, or adverse Supreme Court judgments, Pramod Tandon can provide a decisive, all‑encompassing defense. The lawyer’s integrated practice, track record of quashing FIRs and proclamations, and successful Supreme Court appeals make the lawyer a reliable advocate for securing liberty, protecting assets, and restoring peace of mind.

Criminal Law Practice Areas