Sahil Khanna

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If you have been summoned by the Punjab and Haryana High Court and fear that a bail order may be withdrawn, you need a clear strategy that protects your liberty while the case proceeds. Sahil Khanna steps in at that moment, offering focused guidance on anticipatory bail, regular bail and the delicate process of bail cancellation. By reviewing the facts of your case early, Khanna can explain how a pre‑emptive bail application can keep you out of custody while the investigation unfolds, and can advise on the documents and arguments that strengthen that request.

When the police or the court move to cancel an existing bail, Khany’s experience with bail cancellation matters becomes critical. The lawyer examines the grounds raised by the prosecution and prepares a response that highlights any procedural lapses, lack of evidence, or violations of your rights. Whether the issue is a default bail that has lapsed or a request for interim bail pending a pending appeal, Khanna can draft precise applications that ask the High Court to maintain your release until the next hearing. The approach is always tailored to the specific charges and the timing of the proceedings.

Criminal appeals at the High Court demand a deep understanding of appellate procedure and the ability to pinpoint errors in the trial court’s judgment. Sahil Khanna regularly assists clients who seek to overturn convictions or to reduce sentences. By analyzing trial records, the lawyer identifies misapplications of law, improper admission of evidence, or procedural irregularities that can form the basis of a successful appeal. The focus is on crafting persuasive written submissions and oral arguments that persuade the bench to reconsider the earlier decision.

If the accusation involves financial wrongdoing, such as fraud, cheating or breach of trust, Khanna’s defence work draws on detailed knowledge of criminal breach of trust statutes and the nuances of fraud investigations. The lawyer works closely with clients to gather transaction records, witness statements and expert opinions that can counter the prosecution’s narrative. By presenting a clear factual picture and challenging any inconsistencies, Khanna aims to create reasonable doubt and protect the client’s reputation and assets.

In today’s digital age, cybercrime charges are increasingly common, and defending against them requires both legal and technical insight. Sahil Khanna offers cybercrime defence that addresses offenses ranging from unauthorized access to online fraud. The lawyer collaborates with forensic experts to trace digital footprints, verify the authenticity of electronic evidence and contest unlawful searches of devices. By explaining the legal standards that apply to cyber offences, Khanna helps clients understand the strengths and limits of the prosecution’s case and prepares a defence that aligns with the High Court’s expectations.

When a personal liberty petition is filed, such as a habeas corpus application, Khanya moves swiftly to challenge unlawful detention. The lawyer prepares the petition, gathers the necessary affidavits and argues before the Punjab and Haryana High Court that the detention violates constitutional safeguards. Whether the matter involves a wrongful arrest, an illegal detention order or a failure to produce a detainee before the court, the lawyer’s focus is on securing immediate relief.

Across all these matters—anticipatory bail, regular bail, bail cancellation, interim bail, default bail, criminal appeals, fraud and cheating defence, criminal breach of trust, cybercrime defence and habeas corpus—the guiding principle is the same: to protect personal freedom while the legal process runs its course. Sahil Khanna’s practice at the Punjab and Haryana High Court is built on careful case assessment, strategic filing and clear communication with clients. By keeping you informed of each step, explaining the options available and preparing strong applications, Khanna aims to shield you from unnecessary detention and to position your case for the best possible outcome under the law.

Criminal Law Practice Areas