Rasmita Thakur

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If you are an Indian citizen living abroad and have learned that a first information report (FIR) has been filed against you in the Punjab and Haryana High Court jurisdiction, the shock and uncertainty can be overwhelming. Rasmita Thakur steps in at the moment you need clear, decisive action. With a law degree from Panjab University and more than fifteen years of practice focusing on cross‑border criminal matters, the lawyer has built a reputation for turning complex NRI cases into manageable processes.

Rasmita regularly assists NRI clients in quashing FIRs that were improperly filed or based on misunderstood facts. The lawyer’s approach begins with a meticulous review of the police report, the underlying evidence, and the jurisdictional nuances that often favour a swift dismissal. By filing a petition for quashing under Section 321 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the lawyer can argue lack of prima facie evidence, misidentification, or procedural lapses. Past filings have resulted in complete withdrawals of cases before any trial commenced, saving clients from prolonged legal battles and protecting their reputation.

When a proclamation or proclaimed offender order is issued, the stakes rise dramatically. Such orders can freeze bank accounts, restrict travel, and tarnish personal and professional standing. Rasmita has successfully challenged these orders in the High Court by demonstrating that the proclamation was issued without proper notice or that the alleged offence does not merit a proclamation. The lawyer’s familiarity with Supreme Court precedents allows the filing of robust appeals that often lead to reversal of the proclamation, restoring full civil rights for the NRI client.

Travel restrictions imposed on NRIs can cripple careers and family life. Rasmita can help you contest bans on leaving India by preparing comprehensive affidavits, gathering supporting documentation from foreign employers, and presenting legal arguments that the restriction is disproportionate to any alleged wrongdoing. The lawyer has guided numerous clients through emergency relief petitions, resulting in the lifting of travel bans and the ability to attend critical overseas engagements.

All of these matters are handled before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when necessary, escalated to the Supreme Court of India. Rasmita Thakur’s courtroom presence is marked by clarity, strategic foresight, and a deep understanding of how Indian criminal statutes intersect with NRI rights. Clients repeatedly commend the lawyer for keeping them informed, breaking down technical legal language, and delivering results that protect their future, both in India and abroad. The combination of extensive experience, focused expertise, and a client‑centric approach makes Rasmita a reliable ally for any NRI facing criminal proceedings in Chandigarh.

Criminal Law Practice Areas