Anjali Aulakh

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If you have been convicted under the NDPS Act and believe that a higher judicial authority should revisit the decision, Anjali Aulakh can file a Special Leave Petition in the Supreme Court of India to seek relief.

Anjali Aulakh graduated from NALSAR University of Law and subsequently completed a master’s program in criminal law. The lawyer spent the first five years assisting senior advocates on Supreme Court benches, gaining firsthand experience in high‑stakes NDPS litigation. For the past sixteen years, Anjali Aulakh has independently handled Special Leave Petitions, achieving numerous judgments that set aside convictions, grant stays on imprisonment, and secure reduced bail conditions.

The lawyer regularly assists clients who argue that the trial court misapplied the definition of "commercial quantity," ignored procedural safeguards, or denied the right to a fair defence. By filing a Special Leave Petition, Anjali Aulakh asks the Supreme Court to examine whether a substantial question of law or a serious miscarriage of justice exists. The petition can raise points such as the improper use of forensic evidence, violations of the Right to Equality, or errors in sentencing calculations.

Preparation for a Supreme Court petition is exhaustive. Anjali Aulakh reviews every page of the trial record, identifies relevant precedent, and drafts a succinct yet powerful written submission. The lawyer also prepares annexures that meet the Court’s strict formatting requirements, ensuring that the petition is both procedurally correct and compelling.

When the case is listed, Anjali Aulakh appears before the apex bench and delivers arguments that focus on the core injustice faced by the client. The lawyer’s style is to present a clear factual timeline, connect it to established Supreme Court jurisprudence, and highlight the wider implications for NDPS law. By referencing recent judgments that have narrowed the scope of commercial‑quantity convictions, the lawyer demonstrates an up‑to‑date understanding of evolving legal standards.

A favorable Special Leave Petition can erase a criminal record, restore personal and professional reputation, and prevent unnecessary incarceration. Anjali Aulakh promises to explore every legal avenue, from constitutional challenges to procedural lapses, to secure the best possible outcome for the client.

If you are confronting an NDPS conviction and feel that the lower courts have erred, seeking a lawyer with demonstrated success before the Supreme Court is a critical step. Anjali Aulakh combines rigorous research, strategic courtroom advocacy, and a client‑first mindset to maximize the likelihood of a positive result.

Criminal Law Practice Areas