Amanpreet Behera

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If you fear arrest for a narcotics charge, are charged with a cyber offence, or need to secure anticipatory bail to avoid detention, the stakes are extremely high. Amanpreet Behera focuses on Anticipatory Bail, NDPS Defence, and Cybercrime Defence, offering clients a strategic defence that operates in both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India.

When a complaint suggests that you may be arrested for a violation of the NDPS Act, the first line of defence is anticipatory bail. Amanpreet Behera evaluates the facts, the nature of the alleged substances, and the severity of the accusation. The lawyer then drafts an anticipatory bail application that highlights the client’s right to liberty, the lack of prima facie evidence, and any mitigating circumstances such as cooperation with authorities. By filing the petition before the High Court, the lawyer seeks an order that prevents any future arrest, providing immediate peace of mind while the investigation proceeds.

If the case proceeds to trial, Amanpreet Behera shifts focus to a robust NDPS defence. The lawyer scrutinises the charge sheet, examines forensic reports, and challenges the legality of searches and seizures. By raising questions about chain of custody, procedural compliance, and the applicability of the law, the lawyer aims to weaken the prosecution’s case. In many instances, the lawyer has secured acquittals or significant reductions in sentence by demonstrating that the evidence does not satisfy the strict standards required under the NDPS Act.

Cybercrime accusations present a different set of challenges. Amanpreet Behera stays current with the evolving landscape of digital offences, including hacking, identity theft, and online fraud. The lawyer analyses server logs, digital footprints, and expert reports to identify gaps in the prosecution’s narrative. Whether the matter is before the High Court or escalates to the Supreme Court, the lawyer files well‑crafted applications that contest the admissibility of electronic evidence, argue lack of intent, and assert compliance with data protection regulations. Successful cybercrime defence often results in dismissal of charges or reduced penalties.

Amanpreet Behera holds a law degree from a nationally recognised university, a specialization in cyber law, and has completed a certification in narcotics law. With over twelve years of advocacy experience, the lawyer has appeared before the Punjab and Haryana High Court on dozens of bail and NDPS matters and has argued before the Supreme Court on complex cyber‑related petitions. Clients praise the lawyer for clear communication, swift action, and a personalized approach that keeps them informed at every stage. Whether you need anticipatory bail, a defence against NDPS allegations, or protection against cybercrime charges, Amanpreet Behera can craft a comprehensive strategy and work toward a favourable resolution.

Criminal Law Practice Areas