Navleen Wani

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Being declared a proclaimed offender or having a proclamation order issued can freeze bank accounts, restrict movement, and ruin reputation overnight. Navleen Wani, a diligent advocate, regularly assists individuals in Chandigarh who face such extreme measures. Whether the matter is before the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh or escalates to the Supreme Court of India, the lawyer focuses on overturning the order and restoring the client’s freedom.

Proclamation orders are typically issued when a court believes a person is evading legal proceedings. Navleen Wani examines the original charge sheet, the procedural history, and any evidence of compliance that may have been overlooked. The advocate prepares a detailed quash petition that argues the defendant has fulfilled all requirements, that the order was issued without sufficient notice, or that the underlying case lacks merit. By filing the petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the lawyer seeks an immediate stay of the proclamation, preventing asset seizure and travel bans while the matter is reviewed.

Criminal cases arising from matrimonial disputes often involve accusations that are exaggerated or used as leverage. When a spouse faces an FIR that could lead to imprisonment, Navleen Wani can file a quash petition that challenges the validity of the complaint and the investigation. The advocate reviews marriage documentation, correspondence, and any prior settlement agreements to demonstrate that the allegations are unfounded or retaliatory. In the High Court, the lawyer argues that proceeding with the criminal case would violate principles of natural justice and cause irreparable harm to the family structure.

NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) proceedings carry severe penalties and lengthy imprisonments. Navleen Wani scrutinizes the search and seizure records, the chain of custody, and the credibility of the prosecution’s witnesses. If procedural violations or lack of sufficient evidence are identified, the advocate files a quash petition either in the High Court or directly before the Supreme Court of India for matters of national significance. The lawyer’s strategy aims to demonstrate that the complaint lacks merit, securing a stay on any attachment proceedings and often resulting in the complaint’s dismissal.

Navleen Wani earned an LL.B. from Guru Nanak Dev University and a Master’s in Criminal Law from the National Law Institute University, Bhopal. With over fifteen years of practice before both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, the advocate has built a reputation for meticulous case preparation and persuasive advocacy. The lawyer’s team conducts forensic reviews of police reports, prepares comprehensive affidavits, and drafts petitions that align with the latest Supreme Court pronouncements on quashing orders. Clients regularly commend the clear strategy, swift filing, and unwavering dedication to safeguarding their liberty. The advocate’s track record shows a high success rate in obtaining stays, overturning proclamations, and dismissing unfounded criminal charges. By maintaining transparent communication and a client‑focused approach, Navleen Wani works to protect rights, reputation, and future prospects.

Criminal Law Practice Areas