Youth Parliament on "Ashant Dhara"

Objective of the Event

The Youth Parliament was organised with the objective of sensitising law students about contemporary legal and constitutional issues, enhancing their understanding of legislative processes, and developing skills such as critical thinking, public speaking, debate, and democratic participation.

Details of the Event

Vidhyadeep Law College successfully organised a Youth Parliament on 02.12.2025, focusing on the topic Ashant Dhara / Disturbed Areas Act. The event witnessed active participation from approximately 50 students of First Year, Second Year, and Third Year LL.B.

The programme was conducted in a simulated parliamentary format where students assumed the roles of Members of Parliament, Ministers, and Opposition leaders. Participants presented arguments both in favour of and against the implementation and impact of the Disturbed Areas Act, highlighting its constitutional validity, social implications, human rights concerns, and role in maintaining public order.

The discussions reflected a balanced and critical analysis of the law, encouraging students to examine the issue from legal, social, and ethical perspectives. Faculty members guided the proceedings and ensured constructive debate while maintaining parliamentary decorum.

Outcome of the Event

· Enhanced understanding of the Disturbed Areas Act and its legal implications

· Improved advocacy, drafting, and debating skills among students

· Increased awareness about legislative procedures and democratic values

· Encouraged critical legal thinking and constitutional interpretation

Conclusion

The Youth Parliament proved to be an engaging and educational platform for law students. The event successfully met its objectives by promoting participatory learning and practical exposure to parliamentary functioning. Such activities contribute significantly to the holistic development of law students and strengthen their understanding of contemporary legal issues

Objectives of the Youth Parliament

• To sensitize law students about contemporary legal and constitutional issues.
• To enhance understanding of parliamentary procedures and legislative processes.
• To develop skills such as critical thinking, public speaking, debate, and advocacy.
• To promote democratic values, constitutional awareness, and participatory learning.
• To provide practical exposure to policy analysis and law-making processes.

Outcomes of the Youth Parliament

• Improved understanding of legislative functioning and constitutional interpretation.
• Enhanced debating, drafting, and public speaking skills among students.
• Increased awareness of current legal issues and their social implications.
• Encouraged critical legal thinking and reasoned argumentation.
• Strengthened confidence, leadership, and democratic participation skills.

 

 

 

Name and Sign of Coordinator: Dr. Anisha Shahuwala Departmental Event Coordinator: Siddhi Dalwala,