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Shayan Chauhan

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Imagine you are an Indian professional living abroad and you receive a notice that a Look Out Circular (LOC) has been issued against you, restricting your travel and threatening arrest upon return. At the same time, a criminal complaint filed in India alleges misconduct, and your passport has been seized by immigration officials. Shayan Chauhan handles these intertwined challenges in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, providing a coordinated defense that protects your freedom and reputation.

Shayan Chauhan regularly assists NRIs in filing writ petitions to quash Look Out Circulars that unjustly hinder international travel. The lawyer examines the basis of the circular, identifies procedural flaws, and argues that the issuing authority exceeded its jurisdiction. By presenting evidence of the client’s clean record and lack of any pending investigation, the lawyer can persuade the High Court to revoke the LOC, clearing the way for the passport to be released and travel to resume.

When a criminal complaint is lodged against an NRI, Shayan Chauhan can mount a vigorous defence in the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The lawyer reviews the FIR, challenges the legality of the investigation, and files motions to suppress inadmissible evidence. By highlighting inconsistencies in the prosecution’s narrative and presenting alibi documentation, the lawyer aims to secure a dismissal of the case or, at minimum, a reduction of charges.

Passport impoundment creates immediate barriers to travel and can affect employment, family reunification, and legal compliance abroad. Shayan Chauhan drafts writ petitions that contest the seizure on grounds of procedural irregularity and violation of the client’s right to movement. The lawyer attaches proof of ongoing projects, visas, and any prior clearances to demonstrate that the passport should not have been detained. Successful petitions often result in the High Court ordering immediate release, allowing the client to resume travel and fulfill contractual obligations.

With over twelve years of practice before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Shayan Chauhan has cultivated a deep understanding of criminal procedure and immigration law. The lawyer’s courtroom presence is marked by concise arguments and a focus on factual clarity, which resonates with judges handling complex NRI matters. Outside the courtroom, the lawyer maintains a network of forensic accountants, investigators, and immigration specialists to reinforce each case with expert testimony.

Clients commend Shayan Chauhan for turning seemingly hopeless LOCs and criminal complaints into dismissals and for restoring passports swiftly. In a recent case, the lawyer secured the revocation of an LOC within ten days, allowing the client to board a critical business flight. In another matter, the lawyer achieved a full acquittal by exposing fabricated evidence, saving the client from potential imprisonment and reputational damage.

The lawyer begins every case with a thorough intake, either at the Chandigarh office or via a secure video link, to capture the complete factual matrix. All relevant documents, from the original LOC notice to the FIR and passport seizure orders, are organized into a detailed file that guides the drafting of precise writ petitions. Throughout the litigation, the lawyer provides regular updates, explaining each procedural step in plain language so that the client remains informed and confident. By combining aggressive courtroom tactics with meticulous preparation, Shayan Chauhan strives to eliminate travel restrictions, defend against criminal accusations, and restore the client’s passport without unnecessary delay.

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