Kinjal Dwivedi

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When a conviction under the NDPS Act seems final and you have exhausted all lower‑court remedies, a Special Leave Petition (SLP) before the Supreme Court of India may be the only remaining lifeline. Kinjal Dwivedi is the lawyer who focuses exclusively on crafting and arguing such petitions for NDPS cases.

Dwivedi regularly assists clients whose appeals have been dismissed by the High Courts, filing SLPs that request the Supreme Court’s intervention on grounds of legal error, misinterpretation of the NDPS Act, or violation of constitutional rights. The lawyer’s approach is to isolate the precise point where the lower judiciary deviated from established law, then present a concise, well‑structured petition that compels the Supreme Court to grant leave and hear the matter.

Armed with a Master of Laws from a top law university and a postgraduate diploma in Constitutional Law, Dwivedi has spent more than eleven years appearing before the Supreme Court in high‑profile NDPS matters. The lawyer’s success includes several landmark decisions that have clarified the parameters of preventive detention, the admissibility of certain types of evidence, and the proportionality of punishments under the Act. Judges have praised Dwivedi’s ability to articulate complex legal arguments with clarity and brevity.

Clients appreciate that Dwivedi can explain the intricacies of the SLP process in plain language, outlining the possible outcomes—whether the Supreme Court will grant leave, set aside the lower‑court judgment, or order a fresh trial. By working closely with senior counsel and leveraging an extensive library of precedents, the lawyer ensures that each petition is grounded in robust legal authority.

Beyond courtroom advocacy, Dwivedi contributes to legal scholarship by publishing articles on NDPS law reforms and participating in policy‑making workshops. The lawyer stays abreast of evolving jurisprudence, which informs the strategic choices made for each client’s petition.

If you have faced an adverse decision in an NDPS case and need a dedicated advocate to pursue a Special Leave Petition before the Supreme Court of India, Kinjal Dwivedi can help. The lawyer will review your case, identify viable grounds for SLP, and prepare a compelling petition aimed at securing the most favourable outcome. Trust Dwivedi’s experience and commitment to protect your rights at the highest level of the Indian judicial system.

Criminal Law Practice Areas