Rape cases are among the most sensitive and complex matters in criminal law. Whether you are a victim seeking justice or an individual falsely accused, Advocate Neha Gund offers discreet, strategic, and compassionate legal support to uphold your rights and navigate the legal process with clarity and strength.

Understanding Rape Under Indian Law

Rape is defined under Section 375 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and is punishable under Section 376 IPC. The law has evolved to include various forms of non-consensual sexual acts and emphasizes consent, coercion, and misuse of power or trust.

In such emotionally intense and socially sensitive cases, expert legal guidance is crucial to ensure justice and fairness.

Legal Support for Victims of Rape

Advocate Neha Gund stands with survivors, helping them navigate the legal system with sensitivity and strength.

Victim-Side Services:

• Filing of FIR and Legal Complaints
  Assisting victims in registering complaints at the police station or through court-monitored FIRs.

• Counseling and Legal Advice
  Providing legal clarity and emotional reassurance throughout the case.

• Court Representation
  Representing victims during trial proceedings, ensuring their voice is heard and protected.

• Monitoring Police Investigation
  Ensuring a thorough and unbiased investigation by law enforcement authorities.

• Protection and Restraining Orders
  Seeking protection from threats or harassment by the accused.

• Support for Compensation and Rehabilitation
  Assisting in claiming compensation from government or legal aid schemes.

Defense Against False Allegations

False rape accusations can ruin reputations, careers, and personal lives. Advocate Neha Gund provides strong legal defense for those who are wrongfully accused.

Defense-Side Services:

• Case Analysis and Evidence Review
  Examining all available facts, digital records, and statements to identify contradictions or motives behind the false complaint.

• Bail Applications (Regular and Anticipatory)
  Seeking protection from arrest and pursuing bail at various judicial levels.

• Filing for Quashing of FIR
  Moving petitions under Section 482 CrPC to quash false and malicious FIRs.

• Cross-Examination and Trial Defense
  Challenging unreliable testimonies and presenting strong counter-evidence in court.

• Appeals and Acquittal Support
  Filing appeals or defending favorable judgments in higher courts.