Amrita Ramasamy

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You may have received a proclamation declaring you a proclaimed offender, or you might be defending a spouse accused of a criminal act within a marriage. The fear of imprisonment and social stigma can be paralyzing. Amrita Ramasamy is an advocate who regularly assists clients in quashing proclamation orders, matrimonial criminal cases, and NDPS proceedings before both the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh and the Supreme Court of India.

Ramasamy begins every case with a meticulous review of the proclamation or criminal charge. The lawyer looks for procedural gaps, lack of substantive evidence, and violations of constitutional rights. In proclamation matters, the advocate identifies whether the proper notice was served, whether the alleged offence meets the legal definition, and whether the order was issued without a fair hearing. By filing a petition to the High Court, Ramasamy can argue that the proclamation is unlawful and request its reversal.

When the dispute involves a matrimonial criminal case, Ramasamy draws on deep experience in family law. The lawyer examines the matrimonial context, the intent behind the complaint, and any evidence of false or retaliatory allegations. By preparing a petition that highlights the abuse of criminal law as a tool for personal vendetta, the advocate can persuade the Punjab and Haryana High Court to quash the case, thereby protecting the client’s reputation and marital stability.

NDPS proceedings present a different set of challenges. The lawyer knows the strict standards required for drug‑related charges and can identify procedural errors, such as improper search and seizure, lack of expert testimony, or failure to establish quantity thresholds. Ramasamy can file a petition in the appropriate court to have the NDNDPS charge dismissed, or file a review petition before the Supreme Court of India if the case reaches that level.

Throughout the process, Ramasamy communicates clearly with clients. The advocate explains each legal option, outlines the steps needed to file a petition, and provides realistic expectations about the timeline. This transparency helps clients feel empowered and reduces the anxiety that comes with facing serious criminal allegations.

The lawyer’s educational credentials include a law degree from a nationally recognized university and a postgraduate specialization in criminal law. Over the past twelve years, Ramasamy has argued hundreds of petitions, achieving numerous quashings of proclamation orders and matrimonial criminal cases. The advocate has also authored articles on the misuse of criminal provisions in family disputes, positioning the lawyer as a thought leader in this area.

Clients appreciate Ramasamy’s tenacity and strategic mindset. The lawyer is known for preparing detailed affidavits, gathering expert opinions, and presenting a coherent narrative that convinces the court to dismiss unwarranted charges. The advocate’s success stories include a high‑profile proclamation quashing that restored a client’s freedom, a matrimonial criminal case where the court recognized the complaint as a retaliatory act, and an NDPS matter where procedural flaws led to the dismissal of all charges.

If you are confronting a proclamation, a criminal case arising from marriage, or a drug‑related charge that appears unjust, Amrita Ramasamy can explain the legal pathways, draft a persuasive petition, and argue before the Punjab and Haryana High Court or the Supreme Court of India to protect your rights and your future.

Criminal Law Practice Areas