Anticipatory Bail — Client Intake | Vikram Singh Kushwaha

Applicant

Case

Allegations

Background

Documents

About the Applicant

Personal details of the person seeking anticipatory bail. Use the exact name as it appears on Aadhaar / PAN.

Full legal name *

Date of birth *

Father's / Husband's name *

Occupation

Permanent address *

Phone / WhatsApp *

Email address *

Aadhaar number

Passport number (if any)

Is the applicant filing personally or through a family member?

Contact person (if not applicant)

Case & FIR Details

Provide details of the FIR / complaint registered against the applicant. Even if no FIR has been filed yet, share what you know about the likely complaint.

Has an FIR been registered? *

Which court will have jurisdiction? *

FIR number

Police station

District / State

Date of FIR

Complainant / De facto complainant

Sections / Offences alleged * Include both IPC/BNS sections and any special Act provisions (e.g. PMLA, IT Act, NDPS, SC/ST Act).

Is any offence non-bailable?

Is any special Act involved? (PMLA, NDPS, POCSO, SC/ST Act, etc.)

If any special Act — specify provisions

Allegations & Your Version

Briefly describe what is alleged against the applicant and the applicant's response. Be factual and as specific as possible — this forms the basis of the bail application.

Brief facts of the alleged offence *

Applicant's version / defence *

Are there co-accused persons?

Has the applicant cooperated with the investigation so far?

Is there any risk of tampering with evidence or witness intimidation?

Any other relevant facts the advocate should know

Background & Prior History

Courts weigh the applicant's antecedents and community ties when deciding anticipatory bail. Answer honestly — concealment can damage the case.

Does the applicant have any prior criminal record?

Has the applicant previously been granted bail in any case?

Applicant's employment / business status

Approximate annual income (for surety purposes)

Does the applicant have strong local ties (family, property, long-term residence)?

Does the applicant hold a passport / frequently travel abroad?

Proposed surety / guarantor (for bail conditions)

Urgency — expected date / threat of arrest

Documents to Arrange

Gather the following documents before the first meeting. The more you can provide upfront, the faster the application can be filed.

Copy of FIR (if registered)Obtain from the police station or through RTI. Even a hand-written copy is useful initially.

Aadhaar card & PAN card of applicantSelf-attested copies — required for the bail application and vakalatnama.

Passport (if any)Courts often direct surrender of passport as a bail condition — carry the original.

Any notices / summons received from policeS.35 BNSS / S.41A CrPC notices, chargesheet (if filed), any correspondence from investigating agency.

Documents supporting the applicant's defenceBank statements, contracts, WhatsApp/emails, receipts, or anything that contradicts the allegation.

Proof of community ties / employmentRation card, voter ID, property documents, employment letter, ITR — to demonstrate roots and reduce flight risk perception.

Prior bail orders (if any)If the applicant was granted bail in any earlier case, carry that court order as it helps establish compliance history.

Anything else you want to tell the chamber?

How did you hear about the chamber?

Brief received — we'll be in touch shortly

Your case brief has been sent to the chamber. Given the urgency typical of anticipatory bail matters, you should expect a call or message within a few hours during working hours.

If you do not hear back within 4 hours on a working day, please call +91-98680-78166 or message on WhatsApp.

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