Moot Court Competition Sees Hyderabad Team Win
- Moot Court Competition hosted by Rotaract Club Kanoon
- Pendekanti Law College wins national level legal contest
Hyderabad: The Moot Court Competition held in the city concluded with Pendekanti Law College, Hyderabad, emerging as the winner. The team secured a cash prize of ₹50,000 after two days of intense legal rounds and evaluations.
The Rotaract Club of Kanoon organised the 1st National Criminal Law Moot Court Competition at G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science in Shaikpet, Hyderabad. The event ended late Sunday night and saw participation from law students across the country.
Moot Court Competition Draws Nationwide Participation
The Moot Court Competition witnessed teams from states such as Kerala, Karnataka, and Chhattisgarh. Students argued fictional legal cases before a panel of judges. This format helped them build skills in legal research, writing, and oral advocacy.
The event marked a milestone as one of the few national level moot court competitions organised by a non institutional club. Therefore, it highlighted the growing role of youth led legal initiatives in promoting academic excellence and advocacy training.
The moot problem was drafted by Pavan Kasturi, an advocate at the High Court for the State of Telangana. It presented a challenging legal scenario that tested participants’ analytical and argument skills.
Winners, Awards, and Social Commitment
After detailed rounds and judicial scrutiny, Pendekanti Law College secured the top position. Meanwhile, the runner up title went to National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, which received ₹25,000.
In addition, individual awards such as Best Speaker, Second Best Speaker, and Best Memorial were presented. The total prize pool reached ₹90,000. The prize money was sponsored by Sunil Bhaskar Ganu, whose support encouraged young legal talent.
The final rounds were judged by legal experts, including Vemulapati Pattabhi and T Niranjan Reddy. Their insights helped enrich the learning experience for participants.
The event also had Bhuram Shankar as the Guest of Honour. Meanwhile, it was organised under the leadership of Sriya Ranga, with support from team members Shlok Tiwari, Harpindhar Kaur, Sulochana Rani, Enaz Unnisa, and Yusaf Uzair.
Sponsors such as Rao’s Academy and MyLawPoint supported the event. Importantly, the proceeds will fund medication for children affected by HIV. Therefore, the Moot Court Competition combined legal learning with a strong social cause.
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