
NLIU Bhopal Wins NLU Delhi's Inaugural National Trial Advocacy Competition
National Law Institute University (NLIU), Bhopal has won the first National Trial Advocacy Competition organised by National Law University Delhi (NLUD) in collaboration with Think India.The prizes for the competition were distributed at the valedictory ceremony on August 9 at the university's Moot Court Hall.The University of Rajasthan finished as runner-up. Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU), Nagpur won the award for Best Memorial, while Mansi Dadhich of the National Forensic Sciences University was named Best Speaker.Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta was chief guest at the ceremony. In her address on "Principles of Governance and Intersection of Law," she spoke on the role of legal frameworks in governance and said young legal professionals had a responsibility to apply their academic training toward the welfare of society and the goal of a developed India.Rekha GuptaThe programme began with the arrival of dignitaries and the lighting of the lamp, followed by a report on the competition covering its structure, participation, and key highlights. NLUD Vice Chancellor Prof (Dr) GS Bajpai delivered the welcome address, speaking on the significance of trial advocacy in shaping legal professionals.Ashish Chauhan, National Organising Secretary of the ABVP, also addressed the gathering, speaking on the role of youth as future guardians of rights.Prizes were then distributed to the winners. NLUD Registrar Prof. (Dr.) Risham Garg delivered the vote of thanks, and the ceremon
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