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ASBM School of Law Conducts National Law Symposium on Public Interest Litigation and Social Justice
ASBM School of Law Conducts National Law Symposium on Public Interest Litigation and Social Justice

ASBM School of Law Conducts National Law Symposium on Public Interest Litigation and Social Justice

ASBM School of Law Conducts National Law Symposium on Public Interest Litigation and Social Justice

ASBM School of Law Conducts National Law Symposium

Bhubaneswar, Odisha – March 22, 2024: The ASBM School of Law successfully hosted its National Law Symposium on March 22nd, 2024. The event focused on the crucial topic of “Public Interest Litigation & Social Justice,” bringing together legal minds to discuss the role of PIL in achieving social justice and the challenges it faces.

The symposium gained immense prestige with the presence of esteemed dignitaries on the dais for the inaugural session. Hon’ble Justice Ananga Kumar Pattnaik, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India, Hon’ble Justice Subhasis Talapatra, Former Chief Justice, High Court of Odisha, and Hon’ble Justice Bimal Prasad Das, Former Judge, High Court of Odisha, graced the occasion with their presence and expertise. Their participation undoubtedly elevated the discourse and provided valuable insights for the attendees.

ASBM University expressed its sincere gratitude to the distinguished guests, other attendees, and all those who contributed to the symposium’s success. The discussions explored the intricate relationship between Public Interest Litigation (PIL) and social justice. Attendees delved into the issues and challenges that hinder the effectiveness of PIL as a tool for social change. This included topics such as frivolous petitions, potential judicial overreach, and accessibility hurdles. By fostering open dialogue on these critical issues, the symposium aimed to identify potential solutions and strengthen the role of PIL in achieving a more just and equitable society.

The event marked a significant milestone for the ASBM School of Law. Having such esteemed legal luminaries participate not only enriched the symposium but also served as a major inspiration for the university’s aspiring lawyers. The insightful discussions provided valuable knowledge and ignited a passion for pursuing social justice through legal means within the young minds of the university.

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