Students asked to participate in reformation process

Published - February 15, 2024 08:58 pm IST - HUBBALLI

Supreme Court advocate Leena Dabiru has said that to safeguard the constitutional values, students should participate in reformation process and in debate and decision making process.

She was delivering a special lecture on “Constitution of India and Practical Aspects of Writ Petition” at KLE Society’s G.K. Law College in Hubballi on Thursday.

She highlighted the principles laid down in the preamble to achieve social, economic and political justice.

Ms. Leena Dabiru said that there was a need to bring awareness about the importance of public interest litigation to protect the rights of the people and called upon the students to educate the people about fundamental rights.

Principal of the college Dnyaneshwar P. Chouri presided over the function and alumni Dr. Devaraja Raichur, was present. Faculty member Prof. Swapna Somayaji welcomed the gathering and student representative Chaitra Bhat proposed vote of thanks.

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