Roshni Mitra

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Imagine being accused of attempting to take another person’s life, or being linked to a robbery that shocked the neighbourhood. The anxiety of potential life‑sentence, the media scrutiny, and the fear of being held in custody can be overwhelming. Roshni Mitra is a lawyer who specializes in defending clients facing attempt to murder charges, robbery and dacoity allegations, and filing habeas corpus petitions in the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

Roshni Mitra graduated with distinction from the Faculty of Law at Panjab University and later completed a master’s in Criminal Procedure. After serving as a junior counsel in the High Court’s criminal division, the lawyer set up an independent practice that now handles a steady flow of high‑stakes cases. Over fifteen years, the lawyer has secured acquittals in attempt‑to‑murder trials, negotiated plea bargains in robbery matters, and successfully obtained release orders through habeas corpus applications.

In attempt‑to‑murder defence, the lawyer focuses on dissecting intent, opportunity and evidentiary gaps. The lawyer reviews forensic reports, weapon analyses and eyewitness testimonies to pinpoint inconsistencies. At the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the lawyer argues that the prosecution has failed to prove the specific intent required under the Indian Penal Code. By filing pre‑trial applications to dismiss untenable charges and by presenting expert testimony that challenges ballistics evidence, the lawyer often compels the court to allow a trial on reduced counts or to dismiss the case entirely.

Robbery and dacoity cases commonly involve multiple accused, large amounts of stolen property and claims of organized crime. Roshni Mitra works with investigators to trace the chain of possession, locate missing evidence and expose procedural violations during arrest. The lawyer can explain the differences between simple theft, robbery and dacoity, and can help the client understand the severity of each charge. By filing applications to disallow evidence collected without a valid warrant, the lawyer often secures either acquittal or a significantly lower sentence.

When a client is detained without clear legal basis, the lawyer turns to habeas corpus relief. Roshni Mitra prepares detailed petitions that assert violations of personal liberty, such as unlawful detention, denial of access to counsel or failure to complete requisite procedural steps. The lawyer has helped numerous clients obtain immediate release from custody while the underlying investigation proceeds lawfully. The lawyer’s familiarity with High Court precedents enables swift drafting of relief applications that resonate with judges.

Clients repeatedly commend the lawyer’s calm demeanor and transparent communication. Roshni Mitra regularly assists individuals who feel trapped by the criminal process, explaining each hearing, outlining potential defence strategies and keeping the client informed of procedural milestones. The lawyer also conducts mock cross‑examinations, prepares clients for police questioning and advises on media interactions to protect reputation.

Beyond courtroom advocacy, Roshni Mitra teaches criminal defence modules at a local law college and participates in pro bono clinics that assist under‑privileged detainees. The lawyer’s peers recognize a relentless commitment to safeguarding constitutional rights and an ability to translate complex legal doctrine into practical defence tactics.

If you are confronting an attempt‑to‑murder charge, a robbery or dacoity accusation, or you believe your detention is unlawful, Roshni Mitra can help you navigate the legal maze, challenge the evidence and pursue the strongest possible remedy in the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

Criminal Law Practice Areas