Naina Khanna

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Imagine being summoned by the police and learning that a bail order has already been revoked, leaving you behind bars without warning. Naina Khanna steps in at that critical point, focusing on restoring your freedom before the Punjab and Haryana High Court. With a reputation for decisive bail interventions, Khanna knows how to navigate the procedural intricacies that can turn a wrongful detention into a swift release.

When a bail order is threatened, Khanna immediately files a bail cancellation defence, challenging the prosecution’s grounds and highlighting any lack of substantive evidence. The lawyer also prepares default bail applications for clients who have not yet secured any bail, using statutory provisions to argue that pre‑trial liberty is a fundamental right. In addition, regular bail petitions are crafted to address cases where the court has already set conditions, ensuring that any modifications reflect the client’s circumstances and the principle of proportionality.

Cyber‑crime allegations have surged, and Khanna’s defence team stays ahead of the latest amendments to the Information Technology Act. The lawyer conducts technical audits, works with digital forensic experts, and contests the admissibility of electronic traces that may have been obtained without proper authorization. When fraud and cheating charges arise, Khanna dissects financial records, enlists chartered accountants, and builds a narrative that separates inadvertent errors from deliberate deception, often resulting in reduced penalties or complete acquittals.

The criminal breach of trust defence requires a meticulous review of contractual obligations and the intent behind alleged misappropriation. Khanna examines every document, interviews witnesses, and leverages expert testimony to demonstrate that the accused acted in good faith or that the alleged breach stems from a misunderstanding rather than criminal intent. This detailed approach has helped the lawyer secure favorable outcomes in both commercial and personal dispute contexts.

In situations where detention appears unlawful, Khanna files habeas corpus petitions that compel the authorities to justify the custody before a judge. The lawyer also handles interim bail applications during ongoing investigations or appeals, ensuring that clients remain out of jail while the legal process unfolds. By coordinating with senior advocates and court officials, Khanna streamlines the filing process and reduces delays that could otherwise prolong an unjust imprisonment.

Naina Khanna earned an LL.B. from Guru Nanak Dev University and completed a postgraduate diploma in cyber‑law. Over the past eleven years, the lawyer has represented more than two hundred clients, achieving bail in ninety‑seven percent of urgent petitions and securing dismissals in numerous fraud and cyber‑crime cases. Khanna’s network includes forensic IT specialists, financial auditors, and seasoned senior counsel, creating a multidisciplinary defence team that leaves no stone unturned.

Clients consistently praise Khanna’s clear communication and strategic calm under pressure. The lawyer provides a straightforward overview of options, outlines realistic timelines, and updates the client at every critical juncture. Whether you face a sudden arrest, an online hacking accusation, or a financial dispute that has escalated to criminal charges, Khanna can explain the legal pathway, negotiate with prosecutors, and, when needed, argue forcefully in court to protect your rights. This blend of expertise, diligence, and personal attention makes Naina Khanna a trusted advocate for anyone confronting bail or criminal defence challenges in Chandigarh.

Criminal Law Practice Areas