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Expert Legal Commentary on National Television

byKapil SankhlaOffice in Greater Kailash I, New Delhi; Represents clients across IndiaStarts from12,500 per sessionView full gallery

When complex legal issues dominate the national headlines, I provide clarity rooted in evidence and statute. Here is a look at my appearances analyzing high-profile cases.

During a panel on India News, I discussed the procedural requirements for police investigation into mysterious deaths, in the context of the Sushant Singh Rajput case. It is critical that law enforcement follows the procedure established by law to ensure a fair and thorough inquiry.

The debate around Sushant Singh Rajput's death involved intense public speculation. On this Times Now panel, I provided a legal perspective on the investigation, distinguishing between evidence-based inquiry and public opinion, and discussing the legal possibilities of abetment versus foul play.

In a TV debate during the COVID-19 crisis, I provided commentary on the Supreme Court's observations regarding the central and state governments' handling of the oxygen shortage. This discussion highlights the judiciary's role in holding the executive accountable during a national emergency.

It was an honor to be invited on RSTV to discuss the Dr. Ranbir Singh committee's recommendations for amendments to our criminal laws. Reforming the Code of Criminal Procedure is essential to modernizing our justice system, and I shared my views on the proposed changes.

The jurisdictional conflict between state police forces was a major talking point in the Sushant Singh Rajput case. Here, on India News, I analyze the legal framework governing inter-state investigations and the Supreme Court's role in resolving such disputes.

Continuing the discussion on the Sushant Singh Rajput case, this panel focused on the statements gathered by the police during their inquiry. I emphasized the importance of admissible evidence over hearsay in building a legally sound case.

About Expert Commentary on National Television

People often ask if my on-air commentary differs from the work I do for private clients. It does not. The scrutiny I apply to national issues on television—separating hearsay from admissible evidence and focusing on procedural law—is the exact same disciplined process I apply to your case files. Whether you are dealing with a business dispute or a criminal matter, my focus remains on building a strategy that stands up to the toughest legal challenges.

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