Myra Bajwa

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Imagine being arrested under the NDPS Act and learning that a preventive detention order has been issued before any trial has begun. The uncertainty can be overwhelming, and immediate legal action becomes essential. Myra Bajwa steps in at that critical moment, prepared to safeguard your freedom and challenge the detention order with a focused writ petition.

Preventive detention under the NDPS Act is a powerful tool that the state may use when it believes a suspect poses a continuing threat to public order. Myra Bajwa regularly assists clients in filing writ petitions under Article 226 of the Constitution, seeking the High Court’s intervention to quash unlawful detention. By examining the statutory basis, procedural lapses, and factual matrix, the lawyer crafts arguments that highlight any lack of statutory justification, procedural irregularities, or violation of fundamental rights. The approach combines meticulous document review with strategic advocacy before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, and when necessary, escalation to the Supreme Court of India.

Educated at a leading national law university and holding a postgraduate specialization in criminal law, Myra Bajwa brings over fifteen years of hands‑on experience in high‑stakes criminal matters. The lawyer has appeared consistently before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, securing dismissals, reductions, or modifications of detention orders in numerous NDPS cases. A track record of successful petitions at the Supreme Court of India further demonstrates the depth of jurisprudential knowledge and the ability to navigate complex constitutional questions.

Clients often worry about the speed of the process, the risk of remaining in custody, and the impact on personal and professional life. Myra Bajwa can explain each stage of the writ petition, from drafting the petition and annexing evidence to attending hearings and responding to the court’s interim orders. The lawyer keeps clients informed, ensures that all statutory deadlines are respected, and works closely with investigators to obtain missing records that may prove the detention unlawful. The focus is on protecting liberty while minimizing disruption to the client’s everyday responsibilities.

With a reputation for tenacity and a results‑driven mindset, Myra Bajwa aims to secure the earliest possible release and safeguard future legal rights. The lawyer’s commitment to thorough preparation, persuasive argumentation, and relentless follow‑up often leads to favorable rulings that overturn unjust detention and restore the client’s freedom. When you choose Myra Bajwa, you gain a dedicated advocate who understands the nuances of NDPS preventive detention and is prepared to fight for your rights at both the High Court and the Supreme Court of India.

Criminal Law Practice Areas