Mehak Kisku

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Imagine the police have seized a large quantity of narcotics from your warehouse and you are being charged under the NDPS Act. The fear of losing your business and staying behind bars can be overwhelming. Mehak Kisku is an NDPS lawyer who can protect your rights and work toward securing your release.

Mehak graduated top of the class from National Law University, Delhi, and earned a Master’s in Criminal Justice from the University of Punjab. For the past ten years, the advocate has practiced exclusively before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, handling complex NDPS matters that involve commercial‑scale quantities, anticipatory bail, and preventive detention writ petitions. Over that period, Mehak has successfully obtained bail in more than 120 high‑value cases and has filed numerous writ petitions that have stayed detention orders.

When a client faces a commercial‑quantity NDPS charge, Mehak conducts a rapid forensic review of the seizure documents, identifies any lapses in the chain of custody, and prepares a bail application that emphasizes the client’s cooperation and the economic impact of continued detention. The advocate’s skillful arguments have persuaded judges to grant bail even when the seized quantity exceeded the statutory threshold for presumptive imprisonment.

Anticipatory bail is another core strength. Mehak regularly assists clients who fear imminent arrest by filing pre‑emptive applications that secure protection before any police action. The advocate explains how the anticipation of arrest, the nature of the alleged offence, and the client’s clean record can combine to convince the High Court to grant a protective order. Recent cases include a successful anticipatory bail for a pharmaceutical distributor accused of importing controlled substances.

Preventive detention writ petitions require a deep understanding of constitutional safeguards. Mehak has drafted and argued multiple petitions that have resulted in the Supreme Court of India staying detention orders pending trial, thereby preserving personal liberty while the case proceeds. The lawyer’s meticulous research and strategic use of precedent have made these petitions powerful tools for clients facing security‑based arrests.

Mehak’s practice is client‑centric. The advocate explains each legal option in plain language, outlines realistic timelines, and keeps the client informed at every hearing. Feedback from clients highlights Mehak’s calm confidence, rapid turnaround of documents, and relentless pursuit of relief.

If you are confronting a commercial‑quantity NDPS charge, need anticipatory bail, or are subject to preventive detention, a consultation with Mehak Kisku can clarify the legal pathway, strengthen your defence, and increase the chances of securing bail or staying detention. The advocate’s proven record in the Punjab and Haryana High Court offers a reliable foundation for fighting NDPS allegations.

Criminal Law Practice Areas