Ishani Kujur

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If you have been accused under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act and are preparing for an appeal, you need a lawyer who understands the intricacies of NDPS jurisprudence in Chandigarh. Ishani Kujur is that advocate. With a track record of handling complex NDPS matters before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, Ishani regularly assists clients who face severe penalties and seeks to protect their rights at every stage of the process.

NDPS appeals demand precise knowledge of statutory amendments and recent Supreme Court pronouncements. Ishani can explain how procedural nuances influence the success of an appeal. Whether the case involves a conviction for possession, manufacture, or trafficking, Ishani reviews the trial record, identifies errors in evidence evaluation, and prepares compelling submissions for the High Court. In cases that require elevation to the Supreme Court, the advocate drafts special leave petitions, assembles precedent‑rich arguments, and coordinates with senior counsel to maximize the chance of a favorable reversal.

Commercial quantity bail presents a unique challenge because the law presumes a higher degree of culpability when large amounts of narcotics are involved. Ishani regularly assists clients in seeking bail despite this presumption. The lawyer scrutinises the quantum of drugs, the alleged role of the accused, and any mitigating circumstances such as cooperation with law enforcement. By presenting medical reports, character references, and a clear plan for surrender, the advocate often persuades the Punjab and Haryana High Court to grant bail that allows the accused to remain free while the trial proceeds.

Charges of conspiracy and abetment under the NDPS Act often hinge on the prosecution’s ability to link the accused to a larger drug network. Ishani can help by dissecting the prosecution’s evidence, challenging the validity of intercepted communications, and highlighting gaps in the chain of custody. The advocate builds a defence that shows lack of intent or direct participation, and where appropriate, negotiates with the investigation agency for settlement or reduced charges. This strategic approach has resulted in several dismissals and acquittals in the High Court.

Ishani holds a Master of Laws from a leading national university and has spent over twelve years focusing exclusively on narcotics law. The advocate began a career at the Punjab and Haryana High Court as a junior, quickly earning reputation for meticulous research and persuasive oral arguments. Over the years, Ishani has secured landmark victories, including a precedent‑setting judgment that narrowed the scope of commercial quantity bail denial. Clients commend the lawyer for clear communication, calm demeanor, and relentless pursuit of the best possible outcome.

Facing NDPS charges can feel overwhelming, but the right advocacy can change the trajectory of a case. Ishani Kujur invites you to discuss the specifics of your situation, explore viable defence strategies, and understand how an appeal or bail application can be crafted to protect your future. With experience before both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, the advocate offers the expertise needed to navigate the toughest aspects of NDPS litigation. Choose a defender who combines legal acumen with compassionate support, and move forward with confidence.

Criminal Law Practice Areas