Disha Mitra

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Imagine being arrested under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act on allegations that appear disproportionate to the evidence at hand. Disha Mitra specializes in NDPS proceedings quashing, offering a decisive defence for individuals and corporate officers faced with severe criminal charges.

Disha Mitra regularly assists clients who have been implicated in NDPS investigations where the seizure documentation is incomplete, the dosage thresholds are misapplied, or the investigating agency has failed to follow mandatory procedural safeguards. The lawyer scrutinises the charge sheet for gaps such as lack of forensic confirmation, improper chain of custody, or absence of a valid search warrant. By filing a comprehensive petition for quashment under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code, the lawyer presents expert testimony, laboratory reports, and jurisdictional arguments that demonstrate why the proceeding should not continue. The lawyer also raises constitutional concerns, arguing that the prosecution’s case infringes on the right to a fair trial.

In parallel, Disha Mitra handles cases where company directors face criminal proceedings that stem from alleged corporate misconduct. When the allegations are based on vague statutory language or are intended to pressure directors into settlements, the lawyer files quashment applications that challenge the materiality of the alleged offence and the jurisdiction of the investigating agency over corporate governance matters. By invoking recent high‑court rulings on director liability, the lawyer argues that the prosecution has overreached, seeking to protect the director’s business interests and personal liberty.

Disha Mitra holds an LL.B. from Panjab University and a postgraduate diploma in corporate law. Over the past nine years, the lawyer has litigated extensively in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, securing the dismissal of more than thirty NDPS cases and achieving quashment of criminal proceedings against fifteen company directors. The lawyer’s deep knowledge of the NDPS Act, combined with a solid grasp of corporate statutes, enables a dual‑track defence strategy that addresses both statutory intricacies and commercial implications.

Clients praise the lawyer’s clear communication and strategic foresight. Disha Mitra provides detailed explanations of complex statutory provisions in everyday language, prepares robust evidence packages, and anticipates prosecution tactics. Reviews highlight the lawyer’s ability to secure early bail, reduce investigation costs, and preserve the reputation of corporate entities by preventing protracted litigation.

If you are confronting NDPS charges or a criminal case targeting your role as a company director, Disha Mitra can explain the legal avenues for quashment, outline the procedural steps, and represent you confidently before the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The lawyer’s track record demonstrates an ability to transform daunting criminal accusations into resolved matters, safeguarding liberty and business continuity.

Criminal Law Practice Areas