Aishwarya Murmu

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Facing a charge under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act can feel overwhelming, especially when the investigation threatens to derail your personal and professional life. Aishwarya Murmu, a seasoned advocate in Chandigarh, specializes in navigating these complex proceedings. The lawyer has built a reputation for turning seemingly hopeless NDPS cases into manageable challenges by focusing on procedural safeguards and strategic relief options.

One of the most effective tools in NDPS litigation is the petition to quash the proceedings. Aishwarya Murmu regularly assists clients in filing detailed applications that point out statutory defects, lack of proper jurisdiction, or violations of fundamental rights. By conducting a meticulous review of police reports, forensic evidence, and arrest records, the lawyer can demonstrate that the case should never have proceeded to trial. Successful quashing not only frees the accused from the burden of a prolonged trial but also safeguards their reputation and livelihood.

When a matter reaches the highest judicial forum, a Special Leave Petition (SLP) before the Supreme Court of India becomes a critical avenue. Aishwarya Murmu has extensive experience drafting SLPs that highlight grave errors of law, miscarriage of justice, or procedural lapses in the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The lawyer can explain how an SLP preserves the right to a fair trial even after adverse judgments at the high court level. By presenting compelling precedents and precise legal arguments, the advocate increases the chances of the Supreme Court granting relief, whether it is a reversal of conviction or a directive for a fresh hearing.

Securing default bail after a judgment of conviction is another area where the lawyer excels. In NDPS cases, the default bail process can be fraught with delays and stringent conditions. Aishwarya Murmu can help file applications that stress the accused’s health, family responsibilities, and the principle of liberty pending appeal. The advocate’s familiarity with both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court enables swift coordination between the courts, often resulting in the issuance of bail within a short timeframe. Clients who obtain default bail can continue working, support their families, and prepare a robust appeal.

The advocate holds a postgraduate degree in law from a leading Indian university and has completed specialized training in criminal defence. Over fifteen years of practice have seen the lawyer handle dozens of high‑profile NDPS matters, achieving quashing orders, favorable SLP outcomes, and timely bail for a wide spectrum of clients. The lawyer follows a client‑centred approach, beginning each consultation with a clear explanation of the legal process, potential risks, and realistic timelines. Regular updates and transparent communication are hallmarks of the service.

Clients who choose Aishwarya Murmu can expect a diligent, results‑focused representation that leverages deep knowledge of NDPS law and the procedural nuances of the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s commitment is to protect rights, preserve dignity, and strive for the most favourable outcome possible. Whether the goal is to stop the case before it begins, to challenge an adverse judgment, or to secure bail after conviction, the advocate is prepared to fight for you.

Criminal Law Practice Areas