Iqra Kalluri

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Imagine receiving a notice that you are under investigation for a cyber fraud that could tarnish your professional reputation and jeopardize your livelihood. Iqra Kalluri is a dedicated criminal lawyer in Chandigarh who specializes in defending clients against cybercrime allegations and criminal breach of trust charges, while also handling intricate High Court petitions under the inherent jurisdiction. She knows how digital evidence can be interpreted, and she works to protect both personal and corporate interests from unjust prosecution.

Iqra brings eight years of focused practice to the table, having earned her LL.B. from Panjab University and completed a master's degree in Cyber Law from the National Law Institute University, Bhopal. Early in her career she served as a research associate for a leading cyber‑security think‑tank, where she gained exposure to forensic analysis and data privacy regulations. Since then she has appeared regularly before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, and on several occasions she has successfully argued before the Supreme Court of India to obtain protective orders and stay proceedings.

Clients who turn to Iqra can expect a thorough assessment of the digital trail and a strategy that combines technical expertise with robust legal arguments. She can help draft an effective petition under the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court to challenge procedural lapses, negotiate settlements in breach of trust cases, and mount a vigorous defence against charges emanating from hacking, phishing, or identity theft. Her approach includes securing forensic experts, preparing detailed cross‑examinations, and filing timely applications for interim relief to prevent asset freezes while the case proceeds.

In a recent cybercrime defence, Iqra represented a software entrepreneur accused of unauthorized data access. By challenging the admissibility of the server logs and presenting a parallel authentication audit, she secured a dismissal of the charges at the Punjab and Haryana High Court. In another breach of trust matter involving a partnership dispute, she filed a high‑court petition that highlighted procedural irregularities and obtained an interim stay, allowing the client to protect business assets while negotiations continued. Clients frequently praise her ability to translate complex technical issues into clear legal arguments that judges readily understand.

Iqra’s competence is not limited to the High Court. When a case requires elevation, she prepares comprehensive transfer petitions to the Supreme Court of India, outlining jurisdictional errors and the need for a uniform interpretation of cyber statutes. She has successfully obtained transfers that allowed her to argue before the apex court, resulting in clarifications that benefited not only her client but also set precedent for future digital crime cases. Her familiarity with both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court ensures a seamless transition between jurisdictions, preserving the momentum of the defence.

When you face a cybercrime allegation or a breach of trust dispute, acting quickly can prevent irreversible damage. Iqra Kalluri can review the facts, formulate a defence that leverages both technical and legal expertise, and file the appropriate High Court petition under the inherent jurisdiction. With her proven record before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and her strategic ability to take matters to the Supreme Court when needed, she offers a reliable path toward clearing your name and safeguarding your interests. Trust in a lawyer who merges cutting‑edge knowledge with a client‑centric approach.

Criminal Law Practice Areas