Simarpreet Ghosh

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Being served with an FIR for a serious allegation can feel like a dead‑end, especially when the facts do not support the police’s version. Advocate Simarpreet Ghosh offers comprehensive representation for clients confronting FIRs, as well as defence in NDPS matters and murder or attempted murder charges before the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh. By analysing the complaint, the lawyer can uncover inconsistencies, lack of jurisdiction, or procedural lapses that justify a quash order. Simultaneously, Ghosh brings seasoned expertise to criminal defence, ensuring that each client receives a focused strategy whether the case involves narcotics, homicide, or an attempt to take a life.

Over more than a decade of practice, Ghosh has defended numerous clients accused under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act. The lawyer routinely scrutinises forensic reports, verifies the legality of searches, and challenges the chain‑of‑custody of seized substances. By pointing out procedural violations or scientific shortcomings in laboratory analysis, Ghosh can secure the exclusion of evidence, often leading to acquittal or a downgrade of charges. The advocate’s familiarity with recent amendments to the NDPS Act enables the formulation of arguments that align with current legislative intent, strengthening the defence against severe penal provisions.

The lawyer also specialises in defending individuals charged with murder or attempted murder, crimes that carry the gravest penalties under Indian law. Ghosh conducts a meticulous review of the investigation file, examining forensic evidence, witness statements, and the admissibility of confession recordings. By highlighting lapses such as unrecorded interrogations, coercive tactics, or violations of the right to legal counsel, the advocate can raise reasonable doubt about the prosecution’s narrative. In several high‑profile homicide cases, Ghosh has achieved either complete acquittal or a significant reduction in the charge, demonstrating the potency of a well‑crafted defence anchored in fact‑based analysis.

An FIR is a first step, but it does not automatically lead to prosecution. Ghosh can file a petition for quashing the FIR when it is mala fide, lacks substantive facts, or is based on an illegal investigation. The lawyer carefully analyses the police report, looks for contradictions, and assesses whether the alleged act falls within the jurisdiction of the High Court. By presenting a concise argument that the complaint is frivolous or that the investigation violated statutory safeguards, Ghosh can obtain a court order that nullifies the FIR, preventing further legal escalation and safeguarding the client’s reputation.

Whether the case involves a narcotics charge, a homicide allegation, or an FIR that was improperly lodged, Simarpreet Ghosh can help you navigate the complexities of criminal law before the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The lawyer’s approach blends rigorous legal research with an aggressive courtroom style, ensuring that every viable defence angle is explored. By choosing an advocate who understands both substantive criminal statutes and procedural safeguards, you enhance the chances of achieving a quash, acquittal, or reduced sentence. Start a confidential discussion today to evaluate the strengths of your case and learn how a dedicated defence strategy can protect your freedom and future. The advocate also stays updated on recent legal precedents to strengthen your defence.

Criminal Law Practice Areas