Revathi Cherukuri

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When an Indian citizen living abroad learns that a foreign police agency has issued a proclamation naming them as a proclaimed offender, panic can set in quickly. Revathi Cherukuri specializes in handling such cross‑border criminal challenges, offering NRI clients a clear path to quash proclamations and protect their freedom. With focused expertise in NRI quashing of proclamation orders, NRI anticipatory bail, and NRI special leave petitions and appeals, the lawyer navigates the procedural maze of the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when required, the Supreme Court of India.

Quashing a proclamation or a proclaimed offender order begins with a detailed review of the international notice, the underlying charge, and any procedural irregularities. Revathi Cherukuri regularly assists NRI clients in filing applications that demonstrate lack of jurisdiction, procedural lapses, or violations of due process. The lawyer prepares comprehensive petitions that attach passport copies, overseas residency proof, and affidavits from local counsel, presenting a compelling argument that the proclamation should be cancelled. In a recent matter, the lawyer succeeded in having a proclamation dismissed within three weeks, allowing the client to avoid a pending extradition request.

Anticipatory bail for NRIs adds another layer of complexity because the accused may be outside India at the time of the alleged offense. Revathi Cherukuri has built a reputation for securing anticipatory bail that protects clients from arrest upon their return to India. The lawyer carefully drafts petitions that outline the client’s cooperation, surrender readiness, and the lack of flight risk, while also addressing any international travel restrictions. Courts in Chandigarh have recognized the advocate’s ability to balance the seriousness of the allegations with the client’s right to liberty, granting anticipatory bail that includes conditions such as regular reporting to a designated authority.

When an NRI’s case moves beyond the High Court, the lawyer turns to special leave petitions (SLP) and appeals before the Supreme Court of India. Revathi Cherukuri prepares meticulous SLPs that argue why the High Court’s order merits review, focusing on constitutional questions, jurisdictional errors, or grave miscarriage of justice. The advocate’s familiarity with Supreme Court precedents allows the lawyer to frame arguments that resonate with the apex bench, increasing the likelihood of a favorable reversal or modification. Recent success includes an SLP that resulted in the Supreme Court setting aside an adverse bail order and remanding the matter for fresh consideration.

Throughout every stage, the lawyer emphasizes transparent communication. Revathi Cherukuri keeps NRI families informed through secure channels, explains each filing’s purpose, and outlines possible outcomes before each hearing. The advocate also coordinates with foreign legal representatives to ensure that evidence collected abroad meets Indian evidentiary standards. This coordinated strategy minimizes delays and strengthens the overall defense.

Clients repeatedly commend the lawyer’s tenacity and result‑oriented approach. Reviews highlight that Revathi Cherukuri not only secured quashing of proclamations but also obtained anticipatory bail that allowed clients to travel freely while the case proceeded. The lawyer promises diligent preparation, strategic negotiation with prosecution, and unwavering representation in both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India. By aligning legal expertise with a deep understanding of NRI concerns, the advocate offers a dependable safeguard against unjust detention.

Criminal Law Practice Areas