KLE Law College wins Al Ameen national moot court competition

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Kerala High Court judge Jayakumar K.V. delivering a keynote address at the valedictory function of the fourth Al Ameen national moot court competition at Al Ameen Law College, Shoranur, on Saturday. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

KLE Law College, Bengaluru, lifted the championship in the fourth Al Ameen national moot court competition organised by Al Ameen Law College, Shoranur.

The four-day competition, which concluded on Saturday on the Al Ameen Law College campus, saw law students argue complex questions relating to constitutional and digital law.

When the KLE Law College emerged champions by winning a cash prize of ₹50,000, SASTRA Deemed University (SASTRA Law School), Thanjavur, became runners-up and won a cash prize of ₹30,000.

The event featured teams from law colleges across the country. Senior legal professionals and academicians attended the valedictory function held on Saturday.

Kerala High Court judge Jayakumar K.V. delivered the keynote address. K.J. Krishnadas, N. Sriraj, Balasubramanian, and P. Lawwellman were among the prominent legal professionals who attended the programme.

Faculty member Saritha S. Menon welcomed the gathering. Sunitha P.N., Al Ameen Law College Vice-Principal, presided over the function. Student coordinators Razin Zaheer and Natasha Jaffar proposed a vote of thanks.

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