Nandita Kisku

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If a court has already dismissed a criminal complaint but an appellate authority later reinstates it, the unexpected reversal can jeopardize personal freedom and financial stability. Nandita Kisku recognizes the stress that a revived case creates, and the lawyer offers expert assistance to challenge such decisions through special leave petitions and targeted quash applications.

The lawyer’s core competency lies in filing Special Leave Petitions (SLPs) against orders that have quashed earlier criminal proceedings. Kisku scrutinises the appellate judgment for procedural lapses, misinterpretation of law, or insufficient consideration of factual evidence. By drafting a concise and persuasive SLP, the lawyer seeks relief from the Supreme Court of India, aiming to restore the original quash order or to obtain a stay while the matter is re‑examined.

In addition to appellate work, Kisku regularly assists clients whose fraud or cheating complaints are still pending. The lawyer reviews the FIR, financial statements, and any digital evidence to uncover procedural deficiencies such as lack of jurisdiction, improper valuation of losses, or reliance on fabricated documents. By presenting these gaps to the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Kisku can secure a quash order that halts the investigation and prevents unnecessary asset freezes.

Cybercrime allegations, ranging from phishing scams to unauthorized data breaches, also fall within the lawyer’s remit. Kisku evaluates whether the information technology evidence complies with the IT Act, checks for lawful search and seizure procedures, and verifies the chain of custody for electronic files. When irregularities are found, the lawyer files a petition to the High Court requesting dismissal of the cyber complaint, thereby protecting the client’s digital reputation and avoiding criminal prosecution.

Kisku’s academic credentials include a Bachelor of Laws from a premier university and a Master’s degree in Cyber & Information Security Law. With over fourteen years of litigation experience, the lawyer has appeared before both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India on numerous quash and SLP matters. Successful outcomes have included the reinstatement of earlier quash orders, dismissal of fraudulent complaint charges, and the nullification of cyber‑crime prosecutions that were based on improper evidence.

When a case requires escalation, Kisku is adept at crafting special leave petitions that emphasize the constitutional right to a fair trial and the importance of procedural fairness. The lawyer cites relevant Supreme Court precedents that underscore the need for courts to respect earlier quash decisions unless clear errors are demonstrated. This strategic use of precedent often persuades the apex court to overturn erroneous reinstatements, restoring the client’s peace of mind.

Clients value Kisku’s clear communication throughout the process. The lawyer explains complex legal concepts in plain language, outlines the documents required for a strong petition, and provides realistic timelines for each stage of litigation. By focusing on swift resolutions, Kisku frequently achieves dismissals within three to six months, allowing clients to resume normal activities without the cloud of pending criminal proceedings.

Beyond litigation, the lawyer advises clients on strengthening internal compliance, such as implementing robust data protection policies, conducting regular audits of financial transactions, and training staff on lawful communication practices. This preventive focus reduces the likelihood of future allegations and equips clients with tools to defend themselves proactively. Kisku’s comprehensive approach combines aggressive courtroom tactics with practical risk‑management strategies, ensuring lasting protection for individuals and businesses alike.

Criminal Law Practice Areas