Aishwarya Murugan

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If you have been implicated in an NDPS conspiracy or abetment case and are also exploring the possibility of a Special Leave Petition, you need a lawyer who can handle both the high‑court defence and a potential appeal before the Supreme Court of India. Aishwarya Murugan specialises in these intersecting areas and works from the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh.

Aishwarya’s first focus is on constructing a solid defence against conspiracy and abetment allegations. The lawyer reviews the charge sheet to identify each alleged act of participation, then gathers evidence that demonstrates either a lack of intent or an absence of a direct link to the drug operation. This includes examining communication records, financial documents, and witness statements to show that the accused’s actions, if any, did not meet the statutory definition of conspiracy under the NDPS Act.

In many NDPS cases, the prosecution relies on the theory that merely associating with certain individuals constitutes abetment. Aishwarya counters this by proving that the accused had no knowledge of the illicit nature of the activities, or that the alleged assistance was unrelated to the drug trade. By presenting expert testimony on the nature of the alleged transactions, the lawyer can dismantle the prosecution’s narrative.

When the high court renders a judgment that appears unfavorable, Aishwarya assesses whether a Special Leave Petition (SLP) to the Supreme Court of India is warranted. The lawyer evaluates the existence of a substantial question of law, a gross miscarriage of justice, or a conflict with existing Supreme Court precedent. If the criteria are met, Aishwarya meticulously drafts an SLP that highlights the pivotal errors and the broader legal significance of the case, aiming to secure a review by the apex court.

Clients value Aishwarya’s transparent communication. The lawyer explains the differences between high‑court defence strategies and Supreme Court appeal procedures, outlines the likely timelines, and clarifies the documentation required for each stage. By setting clear expectations while remaining proactive, Aishwarya helps clients navigate the stress of simultaneous proceedings.

Experience in both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India equips Aishwarya with a dual perspective. The lawyer regularly assists senior advocates in presenting complex evidentiary arguments before high‑court judges and prepares persuasive written submissions for the Supreme Court. This breadth of experience ensures that every argument is refined for the specific standards of each forum.

Aishwarya also collaborates with forensic experts, financial analysts, and senior counsel to build a multi‑layered defence. Whether it is challenging the authenticity of seized material, disputing the valuation of alleged drug quantities, or demonstrating the absence of conspiratorial intent, the lawyer leverages a network of specialists to strengthen the case.

The advocate’s commitment to defending NDPS‑related charges stems from a belief that the law must protect both society and individual liberty. By combining rigorous defence work in the high court with the strategic use of Special Leave Petitions, Aishwarya Murugan offers a comprehensive pathway to safeguard your rights and pursue the best possible outcome.

Criminal Law Practice Areas