Tanushree Kujur

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Imagine being arrested on suspicion of a narcotics offence and facing the prospect of a long prison term. The uncertainty can be overwhelming, but you do not have to navigate the NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) Act alone. Tanushree Kujur specializes in NDPS defence and can turn a daunting charge into a defensible case.

Tanushree Kujur works primarily in the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court of India, handling cases that involve the possession, consumption, or trafficking of controlled substances. The lawyer’s practice revolves around challenging the legality of the search, disputing the chain of custody, and questioning the adequacy of the evidence presented by the prosecution. By meticulously examining the police report, the seizure records, and the laboratory analysis, Tanushree Kujur can identify procedural flaws that often lead to the dismissal of charges or a reduction in penalties.

The lawyer boasts more than twelve years of courtroom experience. After earning a law degree with distinction, Tanushree Kujur completed a postgraduate diploma in criminal law and joined a reputed firm that focused on drug‑related offences. Early exposure to high‑profile NDPS cases honed the lawyer’s skill in cross‑examining forensic experts and presenting alternative explanations for seized substances. Over the years, Tanushree Kujur has secured acquittals, negotiated plea bargains, and obtained reduced sentences in numerous matters that reached the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s success stems from a deep understanding of the NDPS Act, its amendments, and the latest precedents set by higher courts.

When you approach Tanushree Kujur, the lawyer begins with a thorough fact‑finding interview. The lawyer asks precise questions about the circumstances of the arrest, the location of the alleged contraband, and any prior interactions with law enforcement. Based on this information, the lawyer drafts a detailed defence strategy, which may include filing a bail application, seeking the quashing of the FIR, or challenging the admissibility of the seized material. Tanushree Kujur regularly assists clients in obtaining expert testimony from chemists and toxicologists, strengthening the argument that the evidence does not meet the statutory standards for a conviction.

Clients repeatedly highlight the lawyer’s calm demeanor, clear communication, and relentless advocacy. Even in the most serious NDPS cases, the lawyer works to protect your reputation, your liberty, and your future prospects. Tanushree Kujur promises to keep you informed about each development, to explain the implications of any court order, and to fight for the most favorable outcome—whether that means a complete acquittal, a reduced charge, or a compassionate sentencing.

If you are confronting an NDPS allegation, you can rely on Tanushree Kujur to mount a vigorous defence in the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when necessary, to take the battle to the Supreme Court of India. The lawyer’s combination of legal knowledge, strategic thinking, and courtroom tenacity can make the difference between a life‑changing conviction and a swift resolution that safeguards your rights.

Criminal Law Practice Areas