Dhruv Gupta

About Dhruv Gupta

Dhruv Gupta Adv is an accomplished and strategic criminal defence lawyer with a distinguished practice before the Hon'ble Punjab and Haryana High Court, Chandigarh and the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, providing professional services to clients across a range of needs.

Renowned for strategic acumen and persuasive oral advocacy, he specializes in high-stakes bail matters, criminal appeals, special leave petitions, quashing proceedings, matrimonial disputes including divorce, maintenance, custody rights etc. and constitutional writ petitions. He also specialises in Labour Laws and Service Matters.

With an incisive command over procedural statutes, forensic evidence and evolving criminal jurisprudence, Dhruv Gupta Advocate excels at deconstructing voluminous trial records, isolating critical questions of law and exposing procedural lapses and violations of due process. Trusted by clients facing complex penal charges, economic offenses, and investigative scrutiny, he pairs fearless courtroom representation with rigorous legal research to safeguard constitutional liberties at the highest judicial forums.

With a practical and client-focused approach, Advocate Dhruv Gupta works closely with each client to understand their requirements and deliver dependable results. Advocate Dhruv Gupta places strong emphasis on clear communication and accessibility, ensuring clients stay informed and comfortable at every step. Focused on practical guidance and realistic solutions, Advocate Dhruv Gupta helps clients make informed decisions suited to their specific situation. Every engagement is handled with professionalism, attention to detail, and consistency, aiming to provide reliable support across different types of requirements. Whether addressing routine needs or more complex situations, Advocate Dhruv Gupta remains committed to serving clients with clarity and diligence.

Dhruv Gupta completed his B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) at the University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh, in 2013, and enrolled as an Advocate with the Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana the same year.

He is serving his third term as a panel lawyer with the High Court Legal Services Committee, Punjab and Haryana High Court, and has earlier appeared for UHBVN, HUDA and CONFED. Matters he has handled include the release of ₹70 lakh in currency confiscated in an NDPS case during the period of demonetisation, and a matter highlighting Child Care Leave for fathers in the State of Haryana.

Outside the courtroom, he enjoys music, cinema and cricket.