Mamta Kashyap

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If a serious theft, armed robbery or dacoity charge has landed on your doorstep, the immediate concern is whether you can obtain bail and how to defend the accusation on its merits. Mamta Kashyap handles those urgent moments, guiding clients through the high‑stakes environment of the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when needed, the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s practice blends robust defence in the trial chamber with strategic appellate work, ensuring that every stage of the criminal process is covered.

In robbery and dacoity matters, Mamta Kashyap regularly assists accused persons by dissecting the prosecution’s evidence line‑by‑line. The lawyer examines the chain of custody of seized weapons, challenges the legality of seized property, and cross‑examines eyewitnesses to expose inconsistencies. By invoking case law that narrows the definition of dacoity and by highlighting procedural violations, the lawyer has secured full acquittals in several high‑profile incidents and has obtained reduced sentences where the evidence was only partially reliable.

Criminal appeals form another core pillar of the practice. When a conviction is handed down, Mamta Kashyup prepares meticulous appeal briefs that pinpoint errors of law, mis‑application of legal principles, and factual oversights that occurred during the trial. The lawyer has successfully argued before both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, resulting in overturned convictions and, in some instances, the Supreme Court issuing clarifying directions that reshape how certain statutes are interpreted in future cases.

Interim bail applications are often the lifeline that allows an accused to continue working, caring for family, and preparing a defence. Mamta Kashyap can help secure interim bail by presenting a detailed affidavit that demonstrates the lack of flight risk, the presence of strong family ties, and the absence of a likelihood to tamper with evidence. The lawyer’s ability to frame the bail argument in terms of the accused’s personal circumstances and the public interest has led to numerous grants of interim relief, even in cases that initially seemed unlikely to qualify.

The lawyer’s credentials include a Master of Laws from a leading Indian university, a certification in criminal trial advocacy, and over thirteen years of courtroom experience. Publications in criminal law journals highlight the lawyer’s analytical approach to robbery statutes and bail jurisprudence. Clients repeatedly commend Mamta Kashyap for clear communication, prompt updates, and a calm demeanor that reduces the stress of facing serious criminal charges.

Beyond litigation, the lawyer heads a team of investigators, forensic analysts and senior advocates who collaborate to build a comprehensive defence dossier. This team also assists with post‑conviction relief, preparing applications for sentence remission and guiding clients through the procedural steps required after a verdict. The holistic approach ensures that every legal avenue is explored, from the first bail hearing to a possible appeal at the Supreme Court.

When you are accused of robbery, dacoity or a related offence, the first step is to consult a lawyer who can evaluate the strengths of the evidence and devise a plan that balances immediate relief with long‑term defence. Mamta Kashyap can explain the options for interim bail, outline the strategy for a trial defence, and map out a potential appeal route. The promise is not merely to file paperwork, but to craft a persuasive narrative that convinces the courts to protect your liberty and secure a favourable outcome. Whether the aim is a full acquittal, reduction of a sentence, or a clear direction from the Supreme Court, Mamta Kashyap offers a dedicated partnership aimed at achieving the best possible result.

Criminal Law Practice Areas