Yes — but I want to be direct with you about the real constraints on this remedy, because false optimism at this stage can lead you to spend significant time and money on a challenge that will not succeed. An order framing charges by a Patna court is challengeable, but the grounds on which higher courts interfere are deliberately limited.

Your two routes are a criminal revision under Section 438 BNSS before the Court of Session or the Patna High Court, and a quashing petition under Section 528 BNSS before the Patna High Court. The revision challenges the charge-framing order as legally incorrect — for instance, the court has charged you with an offence for which the factual allegations, even taken entirely at face value, cannot constitute that offence; or the court has framed a charge without jurisdiction; or it has framed charges in breach of the prescribed procedure. The quashing petition invokes the Patna High Court's inherent power to prevent abuse of process — most commonly where the entire proceedings are actuated by malice and the chargesheet has no genuine legal foundation.

The honest constraint is this: the Patna High Court, like all High Courts, approaches charge-framing challenges with deliberate caution. The threshold for framing charges is only a prima facie case and a grave suspicion — not proof. A court framing charges does not make a finding of guilt; it is saying only that the matter is fit to go to trial. Higher courts will not conduct a mini-trial, will not weigh disputed facts or assess evidence credibility at this stage, and will decline to interfere unless there is a clear legal error or no legal evidence whatsoever on the record. If your objection is really that the evidence is weak or contestable, that is a matter for the trial itself, and the charge-framing challenge will fail. The criminal defence advocates at the Patna panel of Aapka Legal Advice can review the framing order and tell you frankly whether your case has a genuine challenge or whether your energy is better spent preparing a vigorous trial defence.