Lokesh Dixit

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You have been served with a First Information Report that threatens to derail your life, and you are uncertain whether the police action can be stopped. Lokesh Dixit is a lawyer who focuses on FIR quashing and NDPS defence, offering a decisive way to halt criminal proceedings before they gather momentum. With extensive practice at the Punjab and Haryana High Court and experience before the Supreme Court of India, Lokesh provides a comprehensive shield against unfounded allegations.

Lokesh completed a Bachelor of Laws at Panjab University and later earned a Master of Laws in Criminal Law from the National Law Institute University. After a tenure with the Chandigarh district court’s legal aid cell, Lokesh entered private practice and has spent the past twelve years defending clients accused under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act and challenging FIRs that lack substantive basis. The lawyer regularly assists individuals who face premature arrests, helping them secure an order that nullifies the FIR on grounds of false information, lack of jurisdiction, or procedural irregularities.

When it comes to NDPS defence, Lokesh combines meticulous fact‑finding with an aggressive courtroom strategy. The lawyer has successfully argued for reduced charges, dismissal of cases, and even acquittals in situations where evidence was obtained illegally or where the statutory classification of the substance was misapplied. By conducting independent investigations, consulting forensic experts, and scrutinizing the chain of custody, Lokesh builds a solid defence that often persuades the bench to view the alleged offence in a different light.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court is the primary venue for Lokesh’s work, and the lawyer’s intimate knowledge of its judges, procedural habits, and case law enables efficient filing of quashing petitions and NDPS defence motions. When cases demand it, Lokesh has taken matters to the Supreme Court of India, securing landmark rulings that have clarified the scope of NDPS provisions and reinforced the right to challenge an FIR.

Clients characterize Lokesh as pragmatic, articulate, and relentless. The lawyer explains the quashing process clearly, outlining the documents needed, the likely timeline, and the possible outcomes. Frequent updates and a supportive approach help clients navigate the emotional strain of facing criminal allegations.

If you are seeking a lawyer who can stop an FIR in its tracks, defend against NDPS charges, and leverage experience in both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, Lokesh Dixit offers the expertise and determination needed to protect your liberty and reputation.

Criminal Law Practice Areas