Tharun Dahiya

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You may have received an order from the Supreme Court that overturns a conviction, yet the legal battle feels far from over. Tharun Dahiya specialises in taking such matters to the highest appellate level, guiding NRIs through the intricate process of filing Special Leave Petitions and pursuing Appeals before the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s deep familiarity with the Supreme Court’s procedures enables clients to present compelling arguments that can reshape their legal destiny.

Tharun’s practice in NRI Special Leave Petitions begins with a careful assessment of the lower court’s judgment and the legal questions that merit the Supreme Court’s scrutiny. The lawyer drafts petitions that articulate why the case involves a substantial question of law, a gross miscarriage of justice, or a need for clarification of legal principles that affect a broad segment of the NRI community. By framing the petition with precise citations and concise facts, Tharun can help the Supreme Court grant special leave, opening the door for a full appeal.

Once special leave is obtained, Tharun Dahiya moves quickly to prepare the appeal record. The lawyer ensures that all relevant documents, transcripts, and evidence are meticulously compiled and presented in the format required by the Supreme Court. Tharun can also draft detailed written arguments that address each point of the lower court’s reasoning, highlighting procedural errors, misapplication of statutes, or constitutional issues that affect NRIs living abroad. The lawyer’s skillful narration of facts and legal analysis often persuades the bench to reconsider the earlier decision.

Tharun’s experience includes handling a range of criminal matters that have reached the Supreme Court, from financial fraud allegations to false charges arising from overseas transactions. The lawyer has secured landmark judgments that not only exonerated clients but also set precedents protecting the rights of NRIs against arbitrary legal actions in India. These successes demonstrate Tharun’s ability to craft arguments that resonate with the highest judges, translating complex cross‑border issues into clear legal questions.

Academically, Tharun Dahiya holds a law degree from a distinguished university and has completed a postgraduate programme in constitutional law. Over a fifteen‑year career, the lawyer has argued dozens of petitions before the Supreme Court, earning a reputation for meticulous research, persuasive oral advocacy, and a calm demeanor in the face of intense scrutiny. Feedback from clients often mentions Tharun’s ability to demystify the appellate process, keep them informed at every stage, and maintain a relentless focus on achieving a favourable verdict. For NRIs seeking to challenge adverse decisions through Special Leave Petitions or Appeals, Tharun can explain the procedural steps, prepare a powerful case, and fight for a just outcome before the Supreme Court of India.

Criminal Law Practice Areas