Namrata Kisku

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If you have been arrested and the investigating agency wants to move your case to another jurisdiction, you may wonder how to protect your rights and keep the proceedings convenient. Namrata Kisku, a seasoned criminal lawyer practicing in Chandigarh, regularly assists clients who face such transfer requests, as well as those dealing with compounding of offences or seeking revision of discharge orders. With deep familiarity of the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, the lawyer guides individuals through each procedural step, ensuring that the case is handled in the most favourable forum.

Transfer within a State is a procedural tool that allows a case to be heard in a court that is more appropriate based on the location of evidence, witnesses or the alleged offence. Namrata Kisku can evaluate whether a transfer request filed by the prosecution or the defence serves the client’s interests. The lawyer reviews the statutory grounds, prepares a robust petition and presents persuasive arguments before the Punjab and Haryana High Court. Experience in similar matters enables the lawyer to anticipate objections, cite relevant precedents and obtain orders that either keep the case where it is most convenient or move it to a jurisdiction that favours the defence.

Compounding of offences offers an opportunity to settle minor criminal matters without a full trial, provided the law permits such resolution. Namrata Kisku regularly assists clients who wish to negotiate a compromise with the complainant and the authorities. The lawyer assesses whether the offence qualifies for compounding, advises on the appropriate amount, prepares the necessary documentation and files the application before the appropriate court. By handling negotiations skillfully, the lawyer can secure a swift closure that saves the client time, stress and potential penalties, while ensuring compliance with the procedural safeguards of the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

Sometimes a trial court may discharge an accused on the basis that the evidence is insufficient, yet the prosecution believes a serious miscarriage of justice has occurred. In such situations, a criminal revision against a discharge order can be filed before the High Court. Namrata Kisku has handled numerous revision petitions, preparing detailed affidavits, compiling additional material and arguing the need for a re‑examination of the case. By presenting a compelling case before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the lawyer can obtain a reversal of the discharge, restore the prosecution’s right to proceed and protect the public interest.

When a matter escalates beyond the High Court, Namrata Kisku can take the case to the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer prepares special leave petitions, frames complex legal questions and presents oral arguments before the apex bench. Years of practice in Chandigarh have honed a strategic approach that balances rigorous research with practical courtroom tactics. Clients appreciate the lawyer’s ability to explain the likely outcomes, the possible timelines and the risks involved, allowing them to make informed decisions. Whether the goal is to obtain a transfer that reduces travel, to compound a minor offence, or to overturn an unjust discharge, Namrata Kisku offers a focused, results‑oriented representation that seeks the best possible resolution for each client.

Clients value transparent communication, and Geetika Menon makes it a priority to keep them informed at every stage. The lawyer schedules regular updates, explains the technical aspects of each filing in plain language and answers queries promptly. When complex legal research uncovers new avenues for relief, the advocate discusses these options openly, allowing the client to decide the preferred course of action. This collaborative style not only builds trust but also ensures that the legal strategy aligns closely with the client’s personal circumstances and long‑term goals. As a result, the representation remains adaptable, focused and fully geared toward achieving a decisive resolution.

Criminal Law Practice Areas