Raktim Juneja

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You have been sentenced under the NDPS Act and you fear that the punishment will ruin your future. You may wonder whether the Supreme Court of India can review the decision through a Special Leave Petition. Raktim Juneja, a dedicated lawyer specializing in Special Leave Petitions for NDPS matters, can help you evaluate that route.

Raktim Juneja has devoted more than fourteen years to representing clients whose cases have reached the apex of the Indian judicial system. The lawyer’s practice focuses exclusively on filing Special Leave Petitions (SLPs) in NDPS cases before the Supreme Court of India. This narrow focus has given the lawyer a keen eye for the precise legal errors or constitutional questions that trigger the Supreme Court’s discretionary jurisdiction.

When you consult Raktim Juneja, the lawyer first examines the trial court judgment, any High Court findings, and the specific provisions of the NDPS Act that were applied. The lawyer then explains, in plain terms, whether the facts suggest a substantial miscarriage of justice, a violation of fundamental rights, or a serious question of law that the Supreme Court is likely to consider. If the initial assessment is favorable, the lawyer prepares a concise petition that highlights the urgency of relief, especially when the client is detained pending appeal.

The lawyer regularly assists with gathering expert reports, securing affidavits, and presenting fresh evidence that may not have been considered earlier. Raktim Juneja knows how to frame relief requests such as a stay on the execution of the sentence, release on bail, or a directive for the lower court to reconsider its findings. Because the Supreme Court’s docket for SLPs is highly selective, the lawyer’s experience in meeting the strict filing timelines and in drafting compelling submissions is a crucial advantage.

Recent successes include several SLPs where the Supreme Court set aside disproportionate NDPS sentences, ordered reductions based on the principle of proportionality, and even granted fresh trials when evidentiary gaps were exposed. While each case is unique, these outcomes illustrate the lawyer’s ability to persuade the highest court to intervene in matters of serious injustice.

If you believe that your NDPS conviction suffers from a legal flaw or an unfair application of the law, Raktim Juneja can guide you through the Special Leave Petition process before the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer will outline the potential benefits, the risks involved, and realistic expectations for the Supreme Court’s review. By combining in‑depth legal knowledge, strategic drafting, and a client‑focused approach, Raktim Juneja works to secure the most favorable relief possible.

Criminal Law Practice Areas