Nayan Basu

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Being arrested under the NDPS Act or accused of breaching a fiduciary duty can threaten both freedom and reputation. Nayan Basu appears as a focused advocate who handles these high‑stakes criminal matters with a blend of strategic insight and courtroom vigor. Operating from Chandigarh, the lawyer represents clients before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when the legal issues demand, before the Supreme Court of India.

Nayan Basu regularly assists individuals charged with possession, manufacture or trafficking of narcotic substances. The advocate initiates a meticulous review of the charge sheet, challenges the legality of raids, and examines the chain of custody for seized evidence. By coordinating with forensic experts and leveraging procedural safeguards, the lawyer can expose gaps that lead to charge reductions or complete dismissals. In several recent cases, the advocate secured acquittals where the prosecution’s evidence was deemed inadmissible.

Graduating with distinction from a nationally recognized law college, Nayan Basu pursued a doctorate in criminal law, focusing on drug policy and white‑collar crime. Over fourteen years of practice, the advocate has served as a senior associate in a prominent Chandigarh firm before establishing an independent practice that emphasizes complex criminal defence. This journey has honed the lawyer’s ability to draft precise bail applications, conduct persuasive oral arguments, and negotiate settlements that protect client interests while respecting judicial standards.

When a High Court decision adversely affects a client, Nayan Basus can pursue a Special Leave Petition (SLP) before the Supreme Court of India to seek a review of the judgment. The advocate prepares comprehensive memoranda that combine statutory analysis with factual nuances, presenting the case in a manner that aligns with the apex court’s precedent‑setting standards. Several SLPs handled by the lawyer have resulted in the Supreme Court setting aside lower‑court rulings, thereby restoring the client’s legal standing and, in some instances, overturning punitive orders.

Criminal breach of trust charges arise when a person is alleged to have misappropriated assets entrusted to them. Nayan Basu can explain the legal thresholds, examine the underlying contracts, and assess whether the alleged breach truly constitutes a criminal act or merely a civil dispute. By filing detailed defences that highlight consent, lack of fraudulent intent, or procedural irregularities in the investigation, the lawyer often persuades the High Court to dismiss the charge or to remit the matter to civil resolution. Recent successes include a judgment that recognized the client’s good faith and ordered restitution without criminal conviction.

By maintaining a seamless connection between proceedings in the Punjab and Haryana High Court and filings before the Supreme Court, Nayan Basu ensures that every legal avenue is explored. The advocate monitors case developments, updates pleadings promptly, and leverages Supreme Court pronouncements to reinforce arguments at the high‑court level. This integrated approach not only maximizes the chance of a favorable outcome but also demonstrates to the judiciary a consistent and well‑structured defence strategy.

If you are confronting NDPS accusations, a breach of trust claim, or an unfavorable high‑court judgment, choosing a lawyer who blends deep statutory knowledge with proven Supreme Court advocacy can make all the difference. Nayan Basu offers a client‑focused, diligent defence that aims to protect liberty, reputation, and financial interests. Trust in a professional committed to navigating both the High Court and the apex court to achieve the strongest possible result for your case.

Criminal Law Practice Areas