Yes, you can give your wife a registered Power of Attorney (POA) to sell your Hyderabad apartment in your absence.

• If abroad: sign POA at Indian Embassy → wife adjudicates it at Sub-Registrar in Hyderabad.

• For selling property, registered POA is required (not just notarized).

If facing criminal proceedings abroad:

• Assets like bank accounts, shares, property could be frozen.

• Secure family by:

  • Making POA for wife.

  • Nominating her in bank accounts, shares, mutual funds.

  • Creating a simple Will.

  • Opening joint bank accounts (either-or-survivor mode).

You can execute specific POA in favour of wife to sell the flat 

2) it should be duly stamped and registered 

3) POA is drafted by lawyer 

4) you can execute gift deed in favour of wife and children of your flat 

It depends on in what criminal proceedings you are involved. Not all criminal proceedings will affect immovable property  in India. Only offence of terrorism, cyber crime will have bearing on properties in other countries. In such if properties are transferred after commission of offence that will not save the  properties from attachments and seizures. If of offence relates to other crimes like personal crimes, property offences, etc.  that will not affect properties abroad.

You can very well give a registered power of attorney to your wife to sell your property and also to perform the related tasks of this property and also can include other movable properties also in the power deed if necessary.

A criminal case pending in a foreign country will not automatically freeze an Indian bank account. However, a court or law enforcement agency in India can freeze a bank account if they have reason to believe it's connected to a crime, including a case pending abroad. 

You can legally execute a power of attorney in favour of your wife to manage the affairs of the property mentioned in the said power of attorney But the power of attorney will be of no use if the assets are frozen.

it’s essential to put financial arrangements in place to protect your family and assets. Contact any experienced lawyer in India to put the financial arrangements in place

Yes you can give once given she can sell in your absence 

Dear Client,

You may draw a registered General Power of Attorney in the name of your wife to control or dispose assets in your absence. Have the lawyer prepare the PoA and CA for financial planning and tax. If asset freezing is involved, legal structuring might be necessary.

gift deed is better 

2) execute specific power of attorney for each property separately and register it in city where property is situated or where you are residing 

If you want to sell the property then there's no necessity to transfer it by gift deed.

You can very well grant a registered general power of attorney deed in her favor.

You can include the property located in a different state also in the same power deed.

There's no infirmity in it.

The location of property will be the place for registration 

- Yes, you can give a registered POA to your wife to sell that property if you are living in India

- Further , if you are living abroad then the registration is not mandatory , and a notarized and attested POA from the consulate can be given 

- If you give POA/GPA to your wife , then your appearance is not required for selling that property