Criminal Defence
Investigation, arrest, remand, charge, trial, revision and appellate proceedings.
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Criminal law · Economic offences · Cybercrime
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Professional profile
Advocate Bishwa Kumar Jain is the canonical professional name used on this website. Some older third-party directory listings abbreviate the name as “Bishwa K Jain”; those references relate to the same advocate where the office and other identifying particulars correspond.
The practice is primarily criminal law, including investigation, arrest and remand, regular and anticipatory bail, FIR quashing, discharge and trial, revision and appeal, PMLA/Enforcement Directorate proceedings, Economic Offences Wing matters, cybercrime, digital-financial fraud, bank-account restrictions, digital evidence and extradition.
Core areas of practice
Investigation, arrest, remand, charge, trial, revision and appellate proceedings.
Money-laundering, economic-offence and financial-investigation proceedings.
Cyber-police complaints, online financial fraud, account restrictions and electronic evidence.
Verification, documents, chronology and practical preparation before appearance.
IFSO · InvestigationWhat to preserve, how to prepare the transaction chronology and how to approach a cybercrime investigation.
Cyber fraudImmediate reporting through 1930/NCRP, evidence preservation and the money-trail process.
Crypto · CybercrimeP2P orders, bank UTRs, wallet hashes, account restrictions and transaction-chain evidence.
IFSO · Cyber fraudA practical guide to Delhi cybercrime reporting and specialised IFSO investigations.
Online fraudDigital evidenceExtradition requests, inquiry proceedings and connected criminal or constitutional remedies.
Independent and official references
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Professional teaching & training
Professional activity includes a documented Delhi Police Academy invitation to deliver a lecture on New Criminal Law Acts on 25 March 2025 for police personnel from Constable to Sub-Inspector rank. The supporting letter is published on the dedicated training page.
Legal insights
What victims should preserve, report and track when funds are held or traced.
Criminal lawProcedure, preparation and factors that commonly become relevant.
High CourtSettlement and non-settlement contexts, jurisdiction and procedural considerations.
PMLADocuments, appearance, statement-related issues and connected proceedings.
Economic offencesFinancial records, allegations, documentary trails and investigation stages.
CybercrimeTransaction-chain restrictions and procedural routes for affected account holders.
Address and contact details
Investigation practice
Practice information concerning Enforcement Directorate proceedings, PMLA, Economic Offences Wing matters, Delhi Police IFSO and cybercrime investigations, digital financial fraud, cryptocurrency/USDT transactions, bank-account restrictions and electronic evidence.