Raghav Duvvuri

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Imagine being arrested at night for an alleged robbery that has been linked to a larger dacoity, while also facing accusations of misusing funds from a partnership. The charge sheet can quickly become overwhelming, and detention without proper justification adds another layer of distress. Raghav Duvvuri steps in to protect both liberty and assets, offering a defence that spans robbery, breach of trust, and habeas corpus relief in the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when required, before the Supreme Court of India.

Raghav Duvvuri brings over fifteen years of experience defending clients charged under Sections 390, 392 and related provisions of the Indian Penal Code. The lawyer examines the police FIR, scrutinises the chain‑of‑custody for seized items, and challenges any violation of procedural safeguards during arrest. By engaging forensic specialists to verify the authenticity of recovered weapons or stolen goods, the defence often creates reasonable doubt about the alleged participation in the dacoity. In many matters, the advocate secures bail, reduces the number of counts, or obtains a full acquittal.

Criminal breach of trust cases typically arise from business partnerships, trust arrangements, or employer‑employee relationships. Raghav Duvvuri has handled numerous disputes where the prosecution claims misappropriation of funds. The lawyer meticulously reviews financial records, bank statements, and contractual clauses to demonstrate that the alleged breach either lacks factual basis or is justified by legitimate authorisation. Expert accountants are called to trace the flow of money, revealing that the disputed amounts were either loaned with consent or mis‑labelled as expenses. Such detailed analysis frequently leads to dismissal of the charge or a reduction in punitive damages.

When a client is detained unlawfully or held without proper legal basis, Raghav Duvvuri can file a habeas corpus petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The petition is crafted to show that the custodial authority has no statutory justification for the continued confinement. By presenting medical reports, violation of procedural timelines, and lack of a charge sheet, the lawyer argues that the liberty of the individual must be restored immediately. Successful habeas petitions have resulted in prompt release, often before the main trial even begins.

The practice spans both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, allowing seamless escalation of matters. Raghav Duvvuri prepares concise special leave petitions when a lower‑court judgment appears erroneous, and also drafts review petitions that spotlight legal misinterpretations. In the Supreme Court, the lawyer presents well‑structured written arguments, supports them with precedent‑setting judgments, and delivers oral submissions that directly address the bench’s concerns. This dual‑court competence ensures that no legal avenue is left unexplored.

Clients repeatedly praise the lawyer’s calm demeanor, strategic foresight, and tenacity. Raghav Duvvuri can explain the likely timeline for a robbery defence, the nuances of breach of trust evidence, and the steps required to file a habeas corpus petition, keeping the client informed at every stage. Whether the objective is to secure early release, protect business interests, or obtain a favorable verdict, the advocate works toward the most beneficial outcome. This client‑centric approach has produced numerous instances where serious sentences were mitigated, assets were safeguarded, and fundamental freedoms restored.

Criminal Law Practice Areas