Dear Sirs,

We write to you in reference to the constitution and functioning of the National Level Committee for Reforms in Criminal Laws by the Ministry of Home Affairs, which has been tasked with recommending reforms to the Indian Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Evidence Act. As students of the law, it is extremely disconcerting that such an important process is being conducted during these difficult times, when adequate consultation is next to impossible. Amending the criminal laws will have wide-ranging impacts on the civil liberties enjoyed by every citizen in the country. It is imperative, then, that the constitution and functioning of the Committee reflect our constitutional ideals - which emphasize on equality and diversity - lest the final recommendations carry forward the same flaws present in the existing laws. In this light, we write to you to bring two broad concerns to your notice.

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Sirs, our first concern pertains to the lack of diversity and representation in the Committee. We understand that the Committee was constituted by the Ministry of Home Affairs on 04 May, 2020 and that you did not personally select your fellow members. However, it is extremely disheartening and alarming that there is absolutely no representation of marginalised communities in the Committee. The lack of a woman-member is especially appalling as historically, women have been excluded from such processes.  This resulted in regressive notions being written into the law, which did not account for the lived realities of women. Over the years, we have endeavoured, as a society, to ensure greater participation of women in discussions over such important issues, and their present exclusion is a seriously retrogressive step. Similarly, members from the scheduled castes and tribes, transgender persons, and those from religious minorities have not been included, though they often face the brunt of the law. According to NCRB data, over 55% of undertrials and over 50% of all convicts across the country are either Muslims, Dalits or tribals, even though these communities account for only 39% of the total population of the country. This shows that these communities face disproportionate incarceration due to laws and systems biased against them. Therefore, their voices must be represented in the process of amendment of these laws, so as to prevent these individuals from being further marginalized by the law. Otherwise, the laws will be amended around their presence, without truly reflecting their lived realities. 

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In addition to the lack of diversity on these grounds, there is also no geographical or professional diversity. The working of the law is completely different across metropolitan cities, semi-urban towns, and the rural parts of the country. Given that over 60% of our population lives outside cities, it would be greatly beneficial for their voices to be given primacy as well. Trial court lawyers, policy-advisors and organizations working in the field would have a perspective markedly different from an academic one. Criminal trials are quite bottom-heavy, with the trial court being the most important venue of adjudication and perspectives of current trial court lawyers and judges are absolutely necessary to reform the criminal process effectively. Their involvement in the Committee would also be valuable in ensuring geographical and professional diversity. 

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It has been over 150 years since the Indian Penal Code was enacted and we are still fighting against the prejudices and biases that were written into the law then. It would be a matter of grave injustice, to both our fellow citizens and posterity, if we were to incorporate further inequities into the law. The process of suggesting reforms cannot and should not continue unless the Committee is made more representative and we urge you to postpone the process until this is done. 

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Sirs, our second concern pertains to the inability of the general population to participate in the process of suggesting reforms. It is quite shocking that the committee has decided to continue with the consultation process, despite being in the midst of a raging pandemic. It is completely impossible during the current situation to hold any sort of appropriate consultative exercise. We understand that the Committee has been tasked with submitting its reforms within six months. This timeline coincides with a time where many people have lost their livelihoods during the pandemic—an estimated 122 Million Indians—and are struggling to make ends meet. As students, we currently do not have access to our university libraries due to the lockdown, and many other important stakeholders will also find it difficult to meaningfully contribute to the consultation. In these circumstances, only the most privileged will be able to engage in this consultation in a meaningful manner. An exercise of this magnitude, which will affect every person in this country, cannot be conducted in such an undemocratic manner. The democratic deficit becomes even greater considering that the terms of reference of your Committee have not yet been made public, despite repeated requests to do so. Given the importance of your mandate, it is crucial that this process is done a transparent and open manner rather than in a hurry. Therefore, we request you to provide all relevant information concerning this consultation and advertise it widely to the public.

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We understand that you have attempted to enable participation through online consultations. However, a purely online consultation, with questions only provided in English, completely ignores the reality of the backgrounds of a vast majority of our population. Many places lack access to the internet and more importantly, most of the population is not fluent in the English language—the 2011 census recorded that just over 10% of Indians reported knowing and being able to speak some English. The least that must be done is to make the questions available in all regional state languages. Further, online consultations are bound to unfairly affect the marginalised communities more. Only around 55% of Indians are internet users. Going ahead with the consultation in its present form would mean that the voices of millions of underprivileged persons—migrant labourers, adivasis, rural farmers, destitute persons—will be silenced.

Sirs, very often it is these underprivileged communities who unfairly bear the brunt of the law and who lack the resources to secure effective legal representation. Therefore, it is imperative to listen to their voices before reforming the law. In this light, we request you to postpone this process until a more suitable time when everybody will be able to participate effectively.

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We humbly appeal to you and urge you on humanitarian grounds to reconsider your participation in this exercise. A process exclusively conducted by a non-representative committee that undertook its exercise in a mere 6 months would suffer from a crisis of democratic legitimacy. In light of all the above, we students strongly believe that this process should not go forward unless there is adequate representation in the Committee, and until the pandemic has substantially subsided.

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We hope that you favourably consider our requests.

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Signed By

Institutional Signatories:

1. Legal Services Clinic, NLSIU

2. Student Bar Association, NLSIU

3. Student Body, Jindal Global Law School

4. Legal Services Committee, NLU Delhi

5. Legal Aid Society, NUJS

6. Legal Aid Society, NLU Odisha

Individual Student Signatories:

1. A. Jahnavi, NLSIU

2. Aakaansha Arya, Bennett University

3. Aanish Aggarwal, NUJS, Kolkata

4. Aarushi Mittal, NUJS, Kolkata

5. Aashna Gupta, O.P. Jindal Global University

6. Aastha Sharma, NUJS, Kolkata

7. Aayushman Aggarwal, Faculty Of Law, University Of Delhi

8. Abhay Ashok, Kerala University

9. Abhibha Singh, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

10. Abhijit Vadavalli, NALSAR University Of Law

11. Abhishek Ganguly, O P Jindal Global University

12. Abhishek Kumar, NLSIU

13. Abin Thomas Alex, NUJS, Kolkata

14. Abinand Lagisetti, NALSAR University Of Law

15. Adhyayan Chaudhry

16. Adit Garg, NUJS, Kolkata

17. Aditi Biswas

18. Aditi Mishra, National Law University Delhi

19. Aditi Premkumar, Tata Institute Of Social Sciences

20. Aditya Singh Raghav, National Law University Delhi

21. Adwait Sharma, National Law Institute University, Bhopal

22. Adwaith Uthappa, Universidad Europea

23. Adya Joshi, NUJS, Kolkata

24. Afzal Mohhamad, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

25. Ahaan Verma

26. Aishwarya Agarwal, Indian Institute Of Legal Studies

27. Akash Jaun, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

28. Akhila

29. Akshay Jose, NUJS, Kolkata (Alumni)

30. Akshay Ramesh More, NLSIU

31. Amala Josephine S, Christ University

32. Aman Sadiwala, NLSIU

33. Amartya Kumar, NLSIU

34. Ambuj Sachan, NLU Odisha

35. Amina Abdul Salam, College Of Architecture Trivandrum

36. Anadi Tewari, University Of Lucknow

37. Anagha Mv, NLSIU

38. Anahad Narain, NLSIU

39. Anamika Kundu, NUJS, Kolkata

40. Anand Nandakumar, National University Of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi

41. Anandita Tayal, NLSIU

42. Ananya Saikia, J.B.Law College

43. Aniket Chaudhary, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

44. Anjali Baskar, School Of Law, Christ University

45. Anjani, Graduated

46. Ankita Kumari, Central University Of South Bihar

47. Anmol Ratan, NLSIU

48. Annanya Bajpai, NUJS, Kolkata

49. Anoushka Roy, KIIT School Of Law

50. Anoushka Roy, NLSIU

51. Anoushka Soni, NUJS, Kolkata

52. Anshita Agrawal, NLSIU

53. Anshuman Singh, I Am A Service Professional

54. Anubhuti Maithani, NALSAR University Of Law

55. Anupama Kumari, Indian Institute Of Legal Studies

56. Anushka, Central University Of South Bihar

57. Anushka Gupta, National Law University Delhi

58. Anushka Jha, KIIT School Of Law

59. Anushka La, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

60. Anushree Jain, NLSIU

61. Anushri Chaturvedi, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

62. Anushya Ramakrishna, NLSIU

63. Aparimita Pratap

64. Apoorva Nangia, NLSIU

65. Aradhana Parmeshwar, NUJS, Kolkata

66. Aradhana Sahu, Amity University, Noida

67. Aravind J, VIT School Of Law

68. Archi Jain, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

69. Arjun, VIT School Of Law

70. Arjun Sheoran, SGGSCC, Delhi University

71. Arjun Singh Rana, NUJS, Kolkata

72. Arnav Bose, NUJS, Kolkata

73. Arun Jathin, Christ University

74. Arun Ps

75. Arundhati U, Kerala Law Academy Law College

76. Arunima Nair, Jindal Global Law School

77. Aryan Babele, Rajiv Gandhi National University Of Law

78. Ashish

79. Asim Kumar, Utkal University

80. Astha Ahuja

81. Aswathi, NUJS, Kolkata

82. Avanticka B, SASTRA University

83. Avinash V, NLSIU

84. Ayan Gupta, National Law University Delhi

85. Ayush Mehrotra, NLSIU

86. Ayushi Awasthi

87. Ayushi Chandra, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University

88. Ayushi Srivastava, Rajiv Gandhi National University Of Law

89. Ayushmita, Amity University, Chhatisgarh

90. Benjamin Vanlalvena, NALSAR University Of Law

91. Beverly Esther Dsouza, ILS Law College

92. Bharat Harne, NLSIU

93. Bhargavi

94. Bhavana Bothra

95. Bhuvnesh Vyas, S.S Jain Subodh Law College, Rajasthan University

96. Bindu D

97. Chandan Maheshwari, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

98. Charan Bt, Seshadripuram Institute Of Commerce And Management

99. Chitra Rajpal, NLSIU

100. Daksha Khanna, Government Law College, Mumbai

101. Dayaar Singla, NALSAR University Of Law

102. Dedeepya, NLSIU

103. Deepam Sagar, Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute For Architecture And Environmental Studies

104. Deepika Bala Boda, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

105. Deepti Pandey, NUJS, Kolkata

106. Devangana Chauhan, Sophia College

107. Devanjali Banerjee, NUJS, Kolkata

108. Devarshi, ILS Law College

109. Devashri Mishra, NUJS, Kolkata

110. Dhrishaj Suresh, NLSIU

111. Dhruv Srivastava, IIIT Bhubaneswar

112. Dhwani, NUJS, Kolkata

113. Dia, Jindal Global Law School

114. Dijith Anil, Kerala University

115. Dishadharmraj, CMR Law School

116. Divine Babu, Bangalore Institute Of Legal Studies

117. Divya, NUJS, Kolkata

118. Diyasha Basak, NUJS, Kolkata

119. Doyel Bose, University Of West London

120. Durgandh Singh, Lucknow University

121. Edgar, Tamil Nadu National Law University

122. Fathima Naha, School Of Law, Christ University

123. Garima Sidar, Hidayatullah National Law University

124. Garvi Rathod, National Institute Of Fashion Technology, Mumbai

125. Gaurang Mandavkar, Bennett University

126. Geethana, DSNLU

127. George Pulikuthiyl, Jananeethi

128. Ghanashyam Roy, Indian Institute Of Legal Studies

129. Gp Raju, Hyderabad Central University

130. Gunasri, Tamil Nadu National Law University

131. H S Bedi, Career College Of Law, Bhopal

132. Hadi Hasan, MAHATMA GANDHI UNIVERSITY

133. Hardik Batra, NUJS, Kolkata

134. Harsh Lahiri, NUJS, Kolkata

135. Harsh Raj

136. Harsh Sethi, NLSIU

137. Harshel

138. Harshita Tripathi, NUJS, Kolkata

139. Hima Prajitha, O.P. Jindal Global University

140. Himanshi Raghuvanshi, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

141. Himanshu Kumar Chaudhary, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

142. Horchamsem, Law Centre, Delhi University

143. Hrishikesh Gomati Suresh, Government Law College, Mumbai

144. I Sree Devi, Utkal University

145. Indhu Sri Mangapuram, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

146. Ishan, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

147. Ishanika Sharma, Emory University

148. Ishank Srivastava, IIT Delhi

149. Jahanvi Gautam, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

150. Jai Agarwal, NALSAR University Of Law

151. Jai Vardhan, Guru Govind Singh Indraprastha University

152. Janvee, Rajiv Gandhi National University Of Law

153. Jatin Chugh

154. Jay Bhaskar Sharma, NLSIU

155. Jay Nirupam, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

156. Jayanth B J, NUJS, Kolkata

157. Jeena Mary Philip, College Of Architecture, Trivandrum

158. Jerry Peter, Cochin University Of Science & Technology

159. Jibraan Mansoor, O.P. Jindal Global University

160. Jwalika Balaji, NLSIU

161. K. Saikrupakar, NALSAR University Of Law

162. K.Balaji, Chennai Dr.Ambedkar Government Law College

163. Kaavyayani Pal, St Xavier's College Kolkata

164. Kaira Pinheiro, NUJS, Kolkata

165. Kallam Vishal Reddy, Amity University Jaipur

166. Kamlanand Jha

167. Karan Singh Brar, NUJS, Kolkata

168. Karthik, Christ University

169. Karthika, School Of Law, Christ University

170. Keshav, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

171. Khushi, Fashion Institute Of Technology

172. Khushi Gupta, BMSCL

173. Khushi Joshi, NUJS, Kolkata

174. Kiran Ottur, Christ University

175. Kiran Veluri, Dr. B.R.Ambedkar College Of Law

176. Kiruba Munusamy

177. Kishor Kumar Panchal, National Law University Delhi

178. Komal Israni, NUJS, Kolkata

179. Kopal Mital, NLSIU

180. Krishna Priya, Kerala Law Academy Law College,Trivandrum

181. Krishna Sheoran, Govt College State

182. Krishnapriya K, National Law Institute University Bhopal

183. Kriti Jain, NLSIU

184. Kriti Jalan, Miranda House

185. Kritika Mundra

186. Kshitij Goyal, NLSIU

187. Kumari Monika, Central University Of South Bihar

188. Kunal Badesra, NLSIU

189. Kusumkali Mitra, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

190. Lakshya, Rajiv Gandhi National University Of Law

191. Lalantika, Jindal Global Law School

192. Lavanya Maheshwari

193. Lekha Suki, School Of Law, Christ University

194. Lucy Sara George, Kerala Law Academy Law College

195. M.S.Mouleedari, Symbiosis Law School

196. Madhav Govind, NUJS, Kolkata

197. Madhumeet Kaur, Rajiv Gandhi National University Of Law

198. Mahaveer Jain, School Of Law, Christ University

199. Mahee Vohra, Symbiosis Law School

200. Mahima, NUJS, Kolkata

201. Mahima Sutodiya, Bhawanipur Education Society College

202. Malavika Prasanna, Jindal Global Law School

203. Malavika S Menon, Govt. Model Engineering College

204. Manav Sridharan, NLSIU

205. Manjari Rathor, NUJS, Kolkata

206. Manoj Makireddy, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

207. Mansha, DSNLU

208. Mansi Gupta, NLSIU

209. Mansi Tiwari, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

210. Mathur, NLSIU

211. Maxwin, National Law University Odisha

212. Mayank Chandra, NLSIU

213. Md Sadique, University Of Calcutta

214. Megha Rana, NUJS, Kolkata

215. Milind Raj Dixit, NLSIU

216. Miska.Swetchcha, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

217. Mohd Ayan, Jamia Millia Islamia

218. Mohit, NLSIU

219. Mohit Dang, Rajiv Gandhi National University Of Law

220. Mohith Shivakumar, Institute Of Law, Nirma University

221. Mr. Muhilan Thirunavukarasan, National University Of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi

222. Mukesh, NLSIU

223. Muskan Tibrewala, Jindal Global Law School

224. Nafisa Parveen, National University Of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi

225. Nameera Ahmed, Hindu College, University Of Delhi

226. Nandhini Senthilkumar, SASTRA University

227. Nandini Goenka, Sophia College

228. Naomi Manoj, NLSIU

229. Nareen Farooq, Sopore Law College

230. Natasha Maheshwari, Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai

231. Navina, Ambedkar University Delhi

232. Nayana Jm, Christ University

233. Nayonika Sen, O.P. Jindal Global University

234. Neel Karnik, NLSIU

235. Neel Madhav, University Of Delhi

236. Neha, Christ University

237. Nidhi Jain, Not A Student

238. Nihal Sahu, National University Of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi

239. Nihar Chitre, ILS Law College

240. Niharika Rozwal, NLSIU

241. Niket Gehlawat, Symbiosis Law School

242. Nikhita Manu, Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute For Architecture And Environmental Studies

243. Nilakshi Srivastava, National Law Institute University, Bhopal

244. Niranjana, KSLU, HUBLI

245. Nishant Vimal, Symbiosis Law School

246. Nishka Hegde, Jain University

247. Nithin, Kerala Law Academy Law College

248. Nitin Bhargav Kotha, DSNLU

249. Noman Ali, Maharaja Surajmal Institute

250. Noor Nowaz, Indian Institute Of Legal Studies

251. Pallavi Agarwal, NLSIU

252. Paribhasha Yadav, Ambedkar University

253. Parva Kaushal Khare, NUJS, Kolkata

254. Parvati, Kerala Law Academy Law College

255. Pasapla Syed Mustaq

256. Paul Praveen V, University Of Madras

257. Pavani, DSNLU

258. Perla Bali Sai Charitha

259. Philip Alexander, NUJS, Kolkata

260. Pooja Chaudhary

261. Prabhash, Delhi University (Faculty Of Law)

262. Prachi Chouhan, Barkatullah University

263. Pragya Gupta, Indian Institute Of Legal Studies

264. Prajjawal Shrivastav, National Law University Odisha

265. Prakhya Cv, Jindal Global Law School

266. Praneeta Tiwari, NUJS, Kolkata

267. Praseeda Parameswaran, Tata Institute Of Social Sciences

268. Prashanth P

269. Pratyush, Christ University

270. Prerna Dadu, O.P. Jindal Global University

271. Prince Gupta, NLSIU

272. Prithvi Joshi, NLSIU

273. Priya Agarwal, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

274. Priya Chaudhary, NLSIU

275. Priya Singh, NUJS, Kolkata

276. Priyal Jain, Symbiosis Law School

277. Pubali Roy, KIIT University

278. Quiline Kakoty

279. Raghav Raj Singh, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

280. Raghavi Viswanath, European University Institute, Florence

281. Rahisha Sinan, Jindal Global Law School

282. Rahul Danodia, Rajiv Gandhi National University Of Law

283. Rahul Jain M, Jain University

284. Rahul K D, KSLU, HUBLI

285. Rajeet, KIIT University

286. Rajnish Kumar, Mumbai University

287. Ram Tiwari, Dharmashastra National Law University,Jabalpur

288. Ramanam Satish, Anantha Law College, Hyd

289. Reecha Barkakati, Jamia Millia Islamia

290. Rhea Singh, School Of Law, Christ University

291. Riddhi Rajeshwar Swami, NLSIU

292. Rikit Shahi, Symbiosis Law School

293. Rishab Bailey, NLSIU

294. Rishav Ranjan, Lloyd Law College

295. Rishi, SLCU

296. Ritika Srivastava, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

297. Ritu Kumari, NLSIU

298. Riya Kothari, Army Institute Of Law, Mohali

299. Riya Tomy, Kerala University

300. Rizwan Akhtar, NALSAR University Of Law

301. Rohan Aditya, Tamil Nadu National Law University

302. Rohit Pradhan, Symbiosis Law School

303. Romin Raphel, Bharat Mata School Of Legal Studies

304. Ronak Sharma

305. Rose Jijo, College Of Architecture Trivandrum

306. Ruchika Bhaskar Raju, Babson College

307. Rupesh, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

308. Sabyasachi Sen, Delhi University

309. Sadhna Diwakar, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

310. Sahnaz Karim, KIIT School Of Law

311. Sai Krishna A G, SRM

312. Saiesh Kamath, NUJS, Kolkata

313. Saina Mohapatra, NUJS, Kolkata

314. Sajith Anjickal, NLSIU

315. Saloni Jain, DAVV Indore

316. Samiksha Kothari, NUJS, Kolkata

317. Samrath Kaur Kalsi, National Law University Odisha

318. Sanya, NUJS, Kolkata

319. Saransh Shyam Singh, Dr Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University

320. Sarmad, Mithibai

321. Sathiya

322. Satyarth, NLSIU

323. Saurav Sapra, Rajiv Gandhi National University Of Law

324. Sejal

325. Shachi S, Tamil Nadu National Law University

326. Shahma, KLE Society's Law College Bangalore

327. Shailee B, National Law University Odisha

328. Shakti Tripathi, National Law University Nagpur

329. Shankar S, Osmania University

330. Shantanu Anand, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

331. Shaurya Rohit, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

332. Sheetal Kumar, O.P. Jindal Global University

333. Shelvi Singh, IIT Karagpur

334. Sheshachala S Joshi, Symbiosis Law School

335. Shilpa Prasad, National University Of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi

336. Shilpi Singh, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

337. Shiva Reddy, Indian Institute Of Management And Commerce

338. Shivam Krishnam, Symbiosis Law School

339. Shivangi Bajpai, National Law University Odisha

340. Shivangi Pandey

341. Shivani Kabra

342. Shivank Kumar, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

343. Shivank Trivedi, Faculty Of Law, University Of Delhi

344. Shiwani Agrawal, Symbiosis Law School

345. Shobhna Lochan, Symbiosis Law School

346. Shohini Sengupta, Not A Student. Professor At Jindal Global University

347. Shreya, Delhi University

348. Shreya, Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute For Architecture And Environmental Studies

349. Shreya Gajbhiye, NLSIU

350. Shreya Goyal, NUJS, Kolkata

351. Shreya Jaipuria, NLSIU

352. Shreya Mariam Cherian, Symbiosis School Of Economics

353. Shubham, NLSIU

354. Shubhra Agarwal, National Law University Odisha

355. Shubhra Baghel, NUJS, Kolkata

356. Siddhant Biswakarma

357. Siddhartha Mishra, DBRANLU

358. Silpi Jain, NUJS, Kolkata

359. Simran, University Of Rajasthan

360. Simran Pavecha

361. Siri Prakash, Jindal Global University

362. Sivani Madugula, O.P. Jindal Global University

363. Sneha

364. Snigdha Chauhan, O.P. Jindal Global University

365. Soumya Ghosal, NUJS, Kolkata

366. Sourabh Singh, Christ University

367. Spoorthi Cotha, NLSIU

368. Sreenath J, National University Of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi

369. Sreyashi Ghosh, Amity University

370. Sri Vasavi Devi Sankarlal, SASTRA University

371. Srinivas Takkalapally, PDA Engineering College

372. Srishti Gautam, Campus Law Centre, Delhi

373. Srobona G.D., NLSIU

374. Stuti Tanotra, University Of Delhi

375. Sujnan H

376. Sulagna Dutta, Symbiosis Law School

377. Sumalika

378. Sumedh, ILS Law College

379. Sumit Sirohi, Rajiv Gandhi National University Of Law

380. Sumukh B Ram, School Of Law Christ University

381. Surbhi, NLSIU

382. Suryansh Rastogi, ICFAI Law Students

383. Sushanth Gajula, NUJS, Kolkata

384. Sushovan Patnaik, NUJS, Kolkata

385. Sushravya G, KLE Society's Law College Bangalore

386. Swagata Mukhopadhyay, NUJS, Kolkata

387. Swanzil, AIIMS, Bhopal

388. Swastika Sai M, PES University

389. Swati Pandita, LP University

390. T Akash Kumar, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

391. T S Swaraj, Campus Law Centre, Delhi

392. Tanish Arora, NUJS, Kolkata

393. Tanusha Kurapati, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

394. Tarunima Panwar, NLSIU

395. Tasneem Zarurat Kir, NUJS, Kolkata

396. Tejaskanda

397. Thanmayei Raj, BMSCL

398. The Legal Aid Society Nluo, National Law University Odisha

399. Totem Pole, Shiv Nadar University

400. Tulika, Thakur College Of Science And Commerce

401. Tushar Krishna, NUJS, Kolkata

402. Tushar Nigam, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

403. Udaya Bhanu, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University

404. Umang Agarwal, NLSIU

405. Urvi Pathak, NUJS, Kolkata

406. Utkarsh Gupta, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

407. Vaamika Budhiraja, University Of Groningen

408. Vaibhav, National Law University Delhi

409. Vaibhav Shahi, Lloyd Law College

410. Vaishnavi Prasad, National Law University, Jodhpur

411. Vaishnavi Vasireddy, Osmania University

412. Vamika Singh, Hindu College

413. Vani Kaushik, NUJS, Kolkata

414. Vansham Gurung, St Xavier's College Kolkata

415. Vanya, St. Stephens College

416. Varda Prasad, Symbiosis Law School

417. Varini G, School Of Law, Christ University

418. Varsha Nambiar, College Of Architecture Trivandrum

419. Varun Krishnan, NUJS, Kolkata

420. Veena Vinay, Coventry University

421. Vibha Nadig, NLSIU

422. Vidya Pai, BMSCL

423. Vignesh M, NLSIU

424. Vijay A, Bangalore Institute Of Legal Studies

425. Vijayant, Delhi University

426. Vineet George, Campus Law Centre, Delhi

427. Vishakha Kadam, NUJS, Kolkata

428. Vishal Singh, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University

429. Vishnu Dharmesh, College Of Architecture Trivandrum

430. Vishnu Santhosh

431. Vishwam Mishra, Jindal Global Law School

432. Vishwas Agarwal, NUJS, Kolkata

433. Yagini, IFA Paris

434. Yash Jadhav, Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute For Architecture And Environmental Studies

435. Yashasvi Suryavansh, IIT Delhi

436. Yashaswini Gautam, NLSIU

437. Yashvardhan Singh, National Law University Odisha

438. Yashvi Maru, Government Law College, Mumbai

439. Yogesh Jain, ILS Law College

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