Bhavna Juneja

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A proclamation declaring you a proclaimed offender has been issued, freezing your bank accounts and casting a shadow over your personal and professional life. Bhavna Juneja offers a focused approach to dismantling such orders, drawing on deep experience before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s practice includes quashing proclamations, obtaining relief on compromise agreements, and overturning NDPS proceedings that have become a legal nightmare.

Bhavna Juneja regularly assists clients whose lives are disrupted by a proclamation or a deemed offender order. The lawyer begins by analysing the legal basis of the proclamation, checking for procedural defects, lack of sufficient evidence, or violations of statutory safeguards. By filing a petition for quash under the relevant provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code, the lawyer can demonstrate that the proclamation was premature or unsupported by factual findings.

When a compromise has been reached between the parties but the court has not yet recognized it, Bhavna Juneja can help secure a quash on compromise. The lawyer prepares a detailed memorandum that outlines the terms of the agreement, evidence of the parties’ mutual consent, and the public policy interest in encouraging settlements. By presenting this to the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the lawyer often obtains an order that formally records the compromise, thereby removing the punitive proclamation.

NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) cases carry severe penalties and intense scrutiny. Bhavna Juneja specializes in NDPS proceedings quashing, focusing on procedural irregularities such as illegal searches, improper possession allegations, or failures to follow chain‑of‑custody protocols. The lawyer conducts an exhaustive review of the investigation record, identifies any breach of constitutional rights, and files a petition that asks the High Court to dismiss the case on those grounds. If the High Court decision is unfavorable, the lawyer is prepared to take the matter to the Supreme Court of India, where landmark judgments on drug‑related offences can be invoked.

The lawyer’s ability to combine legal research with practical advocacy has led to notable successes. In one instance, a businessman faced a proclamation for alleged tax evasion. Bhavna Juneja uncovered procedural lapses in the notice and secured an immediate quash, restoring the client’s financial standing. In another matter, a young professional accused under the NDPS Act had evidence of an unlawful seizure of a small quantity of a controlled substance. The lawyer’s filing led the High Court to dismiss the case, citing violation of the right to be heard.

Clients value the lawyer’s transparent communication style. Bhavna Juneja explains the likely outcomes, the timeline for obtaining a quash order, and the steps required to protect assets during the process. The lawyer also advises on preserving evidence, coordinating with forensic experts, and preparing for any appellate stage, whether in the High Court or the Supreme Court of India.

If a proclamation, compromise, or NDPS charge threatens to derail your life, Bhavna Juneja can evaluate the facts, draft a compelling petition, and fight for a court order that restores your rights. The lawyer’s proven record across the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India offers a clear path toward resolving even the most entrenched legal challenges.

Criminal Law Practice Areas