Sanket Shetty

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If you have been granted bail but the court later decides to cancel it, you may find yourself suddenly facing detention again. The loss of previously secured liberty can be distressing, especially when you are still awaiting the outcome of your case. A swift legal response is vital to challenge the cancellation and safeguard your right to freedom before the Punjab and Haryana High Court or the Supreme Court of India.

Sanket Shetty is an experienced criminal lawyer who focuses on bail cancellation matters and habeas corpus petitions. Over more than a decade of practice in Chandigarh, the lawyer has appeared regularly before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and before the Supreme Court of India, developing deep expertise in protecting personal liberty against unlawful detention.

When a bail order is revoked, Sanket Shetty can help by filing an urgent application for the restoration of bail, arguing that the cancellation lacks a solid legal basis or that procedural safeguards were ignored. The lawyer examines the grounds cited by the court, challenges any procedural irregularities, and presents fresh evidence or assurances that address the bench’s concerns. By drawing on precedents from both the High Court and the Supreme Court, the lawyer strengthens the request for reinstatement.

In addition to bail restoration, the lawyer regularly assists clients through habeas corpus petitions, a powerful remedy that compels the authorities to justify the legality of detention. Sanket Shetty can explain how a habeas corpus petition is framed, what supporting documents are needed, and how the court evaluates the legality of the arrest or continued custody. By presenting a clear, fact‑based argument, the lawyer works to secure the client’s immediate release.

The lawyer’s track record includes several notable successes. In one case, Sanket Shetty secured the reversal of a bail cancellation by demonstrating that the prosecution had failed to provide new substantive evidence justifying continued detention. The Punjab and Haryana High Court reinstated bail, allowing the client to remain out of jail while the trial progressed. In a separate habeas corpus petition before the Supreme Court, the lawyer obtained an order directing the authorities to produce the detained individual and to justify the basis of the arrest, resulting in the client’s release.

Sanket Shetty follows a systematic approach: first, a rapid review of the bail cancellation order; second, gathering of any new evidence or affidavits that counter the court’s concerns; third, drafting of a concise, legally sound petition; and fourth, vigorous oral advocacy at the hearing. The lawyer also coordinates with forensic experts, investigators, and senior counsel to build a comprehensive defence.

Clients value the lawyer’s clear and empathetic communication. Sanket Shetty explains each procedural step, outlines possible outcomes, and keeps the client updated on every court filing and hearing. By answering questions in plain language, the lawyer reduces uncertainty and helps the client focus on the broader defence strategy.

Continuous learning is a hallmark of the practice. Sanket Shetty attends national seminars on criminal procedure, contributes articles on bail jurisprudence, and stays abreast of recent High Court and Supreme Court rulings on personal liberty. This dedication ensures that each petition reflects the latest legal standards and persuasive arguments.

With a proven ability to overturn bail cancellations and secure liberty through habeas corpus, Sanket Shetty stands ready to protect your freedom, challenge unlawful detention, and navigate the complexities of the criminal justice system with determination and skill.

Criminal Law Practice Areas