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ST
RIMT
MOOT COURT
COMPETITION
16TH - 17TH OCTOBER, 2025

ORGANISED BY
RIMT SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES
RIMT UNIVERSITY, PUNJAB

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(ACADEMICS)

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PRO VICE CHANCELLOR REGISTRAR

PROF. (DR.) JIBANANANDA MISHRA DR. S.S. SALOOJA

DEAN ACADEMICS AFFAIRS DEAN, RSOLS

DR. JYOTI ANGRISH

HOD, RSOLS

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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF LAW, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF LAW,
RSOLS RSOLS
 ABOUT RIMT UNIVERSITY

Driven by a strong inclination to assign the

futuristic parameters to standards of education
today, RIMT carries forward an illustrious history
since its inception in 1998. Continuing on its path
of growth, RIMT has initiated an unprecedented
by adding a new institution every year from 2002
to 2024. . Evolving from the foresight of Shri Om
Parkash Bansal Educational and Social Welfare
Trust in 1998, RIMT University has embraced
innovation and challenged the status quo. An
entrepreneurial perspective encourages students,
staff and faculty to challenge convention, lead
discovery and explore new ways of learning. Here,
bold thinking is given a place to develop into ideas
that can change the world.
 ABOUT RIMT SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES

RIMT School of Legal Studies (RSOLS), established

in 2016 in Gobindgarh, Punjab, RIMT RSOLS is a
prestigious BCI-approved law school offering
robust undergraduate and postgraduate programs
including LLB, BA.LL.B., BBA.LL.B., B.Com.LL.B.,
LL.M., and Ph.D. Through a curriculum that
emphasizes the rule of law, global justice, and
hands-on legal problem-solving, students engage
with a vast digital and print legal resource base.
With state-of-the-art facilities; moot court, library,
seminar halls, and residential accommodation,
RSOLS provides an immersive learning
environment. Beyond academics, students benefit
from real-world exposure via court visits,
workshops on judicial careers, and initiatives
promoting legal aid and justice rights.
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 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE

DAY 1 16TH OCTOBER, 2025

Reporting and Registration of Teams 9:00 AM Onwards

Inaugural Ceremony 10:00 to 11:00 AM

Researcher Test 11:30 to 12:30 PM

Draw of Lots and Memorial Exchange 12:30 onwards

Lunch 1: 00 PM to 2:00 PM

Preliminary Round - I 2:00 9M to 3:00 PM

Preliminary Round -II 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Declaration of Result, Draw of Lots and Memorial Exchange 4:00 PM Onwards

DAY 2 17TH OCTOBER, 2025

Quarter Finals 9:00 to 10:00 AM

Declaration of Result, Draw of Lots and Memorial Exchange 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM

Semi-Final Rounds 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM

Declaration of Result, Draw of Lots and Memorial Exchange 11:45 AM to 12:00 PM

Lunch 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM

Final Round 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM

Valedictory and Prize Distribution Ceremony 3:40 PM Onwards

 REGISTRATION PROCESS AND FEE
a) For the purpose of registration, the given Google Form
has to be filled up on or before 25th SEPTEMBER, 2025.
The scanned copy of Registration Form provided in
Annexure-I & payment receipt are to be attached within
google form. The link of the Google Form is given below:
https://forms.gle/SUsTQa9yyPZoBpbb9
Details to be filled in Google Form:
Details of University/Institute
Scanned Registration Form (as provided in Annexure -1)
Payment Receipt
Details of Participants

b) Each team shall submit the registration fee of Rupees:

INR 2000/-. Registration Fee once submitted will not be
refunded.
Payment Details:
Account No.- 52482413000112
IFSC Code- PUNB0524810
Name- RIMT University, Mandi Gobindgarh
Name of Bank- Punjab National Bank

ACCOMMODATION
The University shall provide accommodation facilities to
the participating teams on payment of INR 500/- per night,
per participant. Participants are required to book their
accommodation at the time of registration.
Accommodation shall be provided within the University
hostels, with separate arrangements made for male and
female participants.
 RULES & REGULATIONS
1. ELIGIBILITY & TEAM COMPOSITION:
a) The competition shall be open to students who are pursuing
an integrated 5-year LL.B. program or pursuing a 3-year LL.B.
program from recognized University/Institution approved by Bar
Council of India.
b) Each team shall consist of 3 members, (two ‘Mooter’ and one
‘Researcher’) or 2 members (two ‘Mooters’ and out of these two,
one mooter has to be designated as a researcher as well).
Maximum of 3 members and minimum of 2 members in a team
are allowed.
c) Maximum two teams from any College/Law School/Institution is
allowed to participate in the Competition.
d) No additional member or team coach is allowed to accompany
the team.
e) There will be a Team cap of 36 teams and these 36 teams shall
be allowed to register on a first come first serve basis.

2. LANGUAGE:
The official language of the competition shall be English.

3. ANONYMITY:
a) The participating team shall be allotted a team code after
completing the registration process.
b) The team shall not disclose their identity anywhere in their
written Memorials and instead should use the code allotted.
c) Non-compliance with this Rule shall result in immediate
disqualification of the team.
d) The decision of the Organizing Committee in this regard shall
be final.
 RULES & REGULATIONS
4. TEAM CODES:
a) Upon confirmation of participation, each team will be allotted
a ‘Team Code’. The teams shall refer to themselves during the
competition using this code only.
b) They shall not disclose their identity to anybody except to the
members of the Organizing Committee, if required.

5. ATTIRE/ DRESS CODE:

Participants are required to adhere to the following dress code
while present at any courtroom during the Competition
including Inaugural and Prize Distribution Ceremony.
Female: White Salwar and Kurta or White shirt, black tie
along with black pants/black skirt, black coat and black
shoes.
Male: White shirt, black trousers, black tie along with black
coat and black shoes, black turban if tied.
Note: Gowns and Neck Bands are strictly prohibited. The black
coat should not have any insignia or any Brooch pinned to it.

6. CLARIFICATIONS:
Any clarification required with regard to the Moot Proposition
shall be mailed to sols@rimt.ac.in only. The last date to seek
clarifications is 27th September, 2025. The mail should confer a
subject as “Clarifications Regarding Moot Proposition”. The
exhaustive list of all the clarifications will be released on 30th
September, 2025.
 RULES & REGULATIONS
7. SCOUTING:
Scouting shall be deemed to have happened if the speakers,
researcher or any other person affiliated with a team is found:
Witnessing, hearing, observing the oral submissions in a Round
or Reading a Memorial of a team except where the Memorials
have been obtained on account of an exchange of Memorials
prior to a Round of the team to which he/she is affiliated.
Scouting shall lead to the disqualification of the team from
the Competition.

8. WRITTEN SUBMISSIONS (MEMORIAL):

a) Each team shall prepare a PETITIONER and RESPONDENT
memorial.
b) Format of the Memorials All teams must submit typed
Memorials for both sides including the following parts:
i. Cover Page
ii. Table of Contents
iii. Index of Authorities (with page number where the authority
has been cited)
iv. Statement of Jurisdiction
v. Statement of Facts (not exceeding 1 page)
vi. Statement of Law Points/ Issues
vii. Summary of Arguments (not exceeding 2 pages)
viii. Arguments Advanced (not exceeding 20 pages)
ix. Prayer (not exceeding 1 page)
 RULES & REGULATIONS
COVER PAGE:
Each Memorial shall have the following and only the following on
its cover page:
a) The team code on the upper right-hand corner followed by the
letter ‘P’ indicating a Petitioner Memorial or the letter ‘R’
indicating a Respondent Memorial. (E.g.- For team code 23, TC-23P
or TC-23R, shall be written on the top right corner of each
memorial).
b) Name of the Competition (1st National Moot Court Competition)
c) The relevant Legal provision under which the case is filed.
d) Name of parties and their status on whose behalf the memorial
is filed.
FORMATTING SPECIFICATIONS:
i. Soft copy of the Memorials should be in ‘.docx/.doc’ and ‘.pdf’.
ii. The hard copy of memorials must be spiral bound.
iii. The page size should be A4.
iv. Name of the Competition in the Header.
v. Font style ‘Times New Roman' throughout the document.
vi. Font size- 12 (including headings)
vii. 1.5 lines spacing
viii. 1-inch margin on each side
ix. The Participants may use uniform page borders.
FOOTNOTES FORMATTING SPECIFICATIONS:
i. Font Style ‘Times New Roman'
ii. Font Size-10
iii. Single line spacing.
 RULES & REGULATIONS
OTHER DETAILS:
a) Teams shall cite authorities in the Memorial using footnotes
following the Harvard Bluebook 20th Edition. Explanatory or
illustrative footnotes are not allowed.
b) The Memorial Cover Page should follow the following color
scheme –
Petitioner - BLUE
Respondent- RED
WRITTEN SUBMISSIONS MARKING:

DESCRIPTION MARKS

a) Knowledge & Presentation of facts 20

b) Knowledge of Law 20

c) Extent and Use of Research 20

d) Authorities Cited 15

e) Formatting 15

f) Overall Draft 10
 RULES & REGULATIONS
9. SUBMISSION OF MEMORIALS:
Participants have to send the soft copy of the Memorials, one
from the Petitioner and one from the respondent side (both in
Word(.docx/.doc) and PDF format).
Soft Copy of the memorials shall be sent to the given mail id:
sols@rimt.ac.in with the subject “Memorials for Team
Code”. The file names of the electronic copies of the Memorials
must contain only the team code and the side being
represented in the following format: e.g. (for Team Code TC08):
TC08(P) or TC08(R). The content of the memorials should not
differ from the content of the soft copies submitted to the
Organizers. The last date to send the soft copy of the memorial
is October 10, 2025 by (23:59 hours IST).
The teams must bring Eight Hard Copy (4 Petitioners & 4
Respondents) of their Memorials from each side and submit it
to the organizing committee before the Inaugural Ceremony on
16th October, 2025.

10. ORAL SUBMISSIONS (PLEADINGS):

a) Each team shall comprise of two speakers who shall divide the
oral submissions between themselves. Further, during the Oral
Submissions, no speaker shall reveal his or her identity. They shall
only identify themselves by their Team Code.
b) In the Preliminary Rounds, each team shall argue for both
sides (Plaintiff & Respondent) in two separate rounds.
c) Qualification to the Quarter Final will be based on the Best
Scoring method. The eight teams having the highest score in the
preliminary rounds will qualify for the quarters.
 RULES & REGULATIONS
d) The winners of the Quarter Finals shall qualify for the Semi-
Finals. In case both the teams secured equal marks in the oral
round at the Quarter Final stage, then Memorial marks shall
serve as a tie-breaker.
e) The winner of the Semi-Finals and Finals rounds will be
decided on the basis of their oral scores in the respective rounds
which will be Knock-Out rounds.
f) No two teams competing against each other in Preliminary
round-I shall compete against each other in Preliminary
Round-II.
DISTRIBUTION OF TIME:
a) Each team will have a maximum of 20 minutes to present their
Oral Submissions during the Preliminary Rounds. They shall
have a maximum of 30 minutes in Quarter & Semi-Final
Rounds. They shall be granted 45 minutes each in Final Rounds.
This will include the time that each team may want to reserve for
their rebuttal/sur- rebuttal.
b) At the commencement of each session of Oral Submissions,
each team must notify the Court Officer about the time that the
team seeks to reserve for rebuttal/sur- rebuttal. A maximum of 3
minutes can be reserved for the rebuttal/sur-rebuttal in the
Preliminary Rounds, 5 minutes in the Quarter Finals & the
Semi Finals and 7 minutes in the Finals.
c) Each speaker must have to address the Court for a minimum of
8 minutes in the Preliminary Rounds, 12 minutes in case of
Quarter Finals/Semi-Finals and 15 minutes in the Final Rounds.
 RULES & REGULATIONS
ORAL SUBMISSIONS MARKING:
a) Each Speaker will be marked on a total of 100 marks per Judge.
The Preliminary Round’s Total will be the Aggregate of the total
marks for oral submissions of both the speakers.
b) The following will be the marking criterion of oral submission:

SR. NO. MARKING CRITERIA MARKS ALLOCATED

1. General impression and court manners 20

2. Language and fluency 20

3. Expression and advocacy skill 20

4. Knowledge of Law and facts 20

5. Time Management 10

6. Response to the questions raised 10

TOTAL 100

Note: In case of any Discrepancy, the Decision of the Judges

will be Final and no team shall ask their scores from Judges.
 RULES & REGULATIONS
11. RESEARCHER’S TEST:
a) A Researcher Test will be held before the commencement of
the Oral Rounds to determine the Best Researcher. In case of a
two-member team, only the designated researcher will be allowed
to appear for the researcher’s test.
b) Content of the Researcher's test: The test will consist of
questions relating to the Problem, both legal and factual. The test
will be of One Hour and will comprise a total of 50 MCQs of 100
marks.
c) In case if any tie subsists, the memorial score shall serve as
tie-breaker.

12. AWARDS:
Winning Team Award: The winning team will get a trophy
and certificate of appreciation with a cash prize of Rs. 8,000/-
Runners-Up Award: The runners-up will get a trophy and
certificate of appreciation with a cash prize of Rs. 4000/-
Best Mooter: Best Student mooter will get a trophy and
certificate of appreciation with a cash prize of Rs. 2000/-
Best Memorial: Best Memorial will get a trophy and certificate
of appreciation with a cash prize of Rs. 2000/-
Best Researcher: Best Researcher will get a trophy and
certificate of appreciation with a cash prize of Rs. 2000/-
Certificates of participation shall be given to all the
participants.
All awardees shall be offered internship opportunities with
our Knowledge Partner, Four-Fold Legal.
The participation certificates will not be provided to any
participant who is not present at the Prize Distribution
Ceremony and the same shall not be sent by post/courier to
participants under any circumstances.
 MOOT PROPOSITION
1. Aarav Oberoi, aged 34, hailed from a reputed business family of Bangalore.
His early life was overshadowed by tragedy, as he lost both his parents in a
devastating car accident during childhood. Thereafter, he was raised by his
maternal aunt, Siddhi Malhotra, who provided him with affection and guidance.
However, the emotional vacuum created by the loss of his parents had a lasting
impact on his psyche. In his college years, Aarav struggled with depression, drug
addiction, and suicidal tendencies. With timely intervention from his aunt and
after multiple sessions in rehabilitation centres, he eventually recovered.
Choosing to rebuild his life with determination, Aarav pursued an engineering
degree and secured employment at Tech-Fusion Innovations, one of Bangalore’s
leading companies in artificial intelligence and robotics. This marked a turning
point, giving him professional stability and a new sense of direction.

2. In contrast, Selena Luthra, aged 30, was born into wealth and influence as the
daughter of industrialist Albert Luthra. She enjoyed a privileged upbringing, with
access to elite education and luxuries of life. Academically accomplished, she held
degrees in finance, MBA, and AI engineering, and worked with her father’s
company in Bangalore. However, her indulgent lifestyle and materialistic outlook
shaped her personal choices. From a young age, Selena had been accustomed to
extravagance and often entered into relationships based on financial security
rather than genuine emotional connection.

3. Aarav and Selena’s paths crossed at a high-profile corporate conference. Their

initial interactions were professional, yet gradually developed into personal
companionship. While affection was present, their relationship was driven more
by convenience and social advantage than love. After a brief courtship, they
married on 25 February 2019 in Bangalore.

4. Marital discord surfaced soon after the wedding. Aarav’s demanding

professional life left Selena feeling neglected. Matters deteriorated when
unverified rumors reached her that Aarav was engaging in extramarital affairs
while she was away. Trust eroded rapidly, and the couple’s relationship became
toxic.
 MOOT PROPOSITION
5. Their home turned into a battleground of frequent quarrels, verbal
abuse, and on occasions, physical violence. Selena, accustomed to
authority and affluence, often belittled Aarav by reminding him of his
tragic past. This deeply affected his mental health, pushing him again into
depression. Struggling to cope, Aarav turned to alcohol and returned
home intoxicated on several occasions, further straining their
relationship.

6. The situation reached breaking point on 4 October 2022, when Selena

left their matrimonial home and shifted to her flat in Bombay. It was
during this time that Aarav, while clearing their wardrobe, discovered
medical reports Selena had inadvertently left behind. One report, dated 3
March 2018, revealed that Selena had undergone an abortion before
marriage with her ex-boyfriend’s child. Another report, dated 23 August
2022, showed that she was six weeks pregnant, a fact she had concealed
from him. These revelations came as a shock, but Aarav had by then
grown emotionally detached.

7. Albert Luthra, father of Selena, intervened, seeking reconciliation. His

motivation, however, was not rooted in concern for his daughter’s
wellbeing, but rather in preserving the family’s reputation and shielding
it from scandal. Despite his anguish, Aarav decided to accept Selena back
into his life. His reasoning was shaped by compassion towards the unborn
child, who, in his view, should not suffer for the mistakes of parents. Thus,
reconciliation was effected, and marital life resumed.

8. For a brief period, there was calm. Their relationship appeared to

stabilize, and Aarav took on the financial responsibility of supporting his
wife and her family. In January 2023, he transferred ₹13 lakhs to his
mother-in-law and brother-in-law through IDBI and Bandhan Bank
accounts. On 20 March 2023, Selena gave birth to a baby girl. Aarav
embraced fatherhood with sincerity, resolving to provide a safe and
nurturing environment for the child.
 MOOT PROPOSITION
9. However, peace was short-lived. Selena soon returned to her previous
patterns of disinterest and detachment. She began to spend extended
periods in her Bombay flat without informing Aarav of her whereabouts.
Her approach towards Aarav remained transactional, treating him more
as a financial provider than a partner. Her continuous demands for a
lavish lifestyle placed Aarav under severe financial stress, as his
resources could no longer keep up with her extravagant expectations.

10. On 6 January 2024, Selena filed an FIR against Aarav, alleging

domestic violence, dowry harassment under Section 498A of the Indian
Penal Code, unnatural sexual acts under Section 377 IPC, grievous hurt,
and criminal intimidation. Aarav categorically denied all allegations,
terming them fabricated and motivated by malice. He maintained that
no credible evidence existed to substantiate the charges.

11. Further, on 11 January 2024, Selena filed a divorce petition under

Section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act, citing cruelty as the ground.
Surprisingly, four months later, she withdrew the petition, raising
questions about her true intentions. Yet, she did not desist from
litigation. On 10 June 2024, she instituted proceedings under Section 125
of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, seeking ₹2,00,000 per month as
maintenance. After hearing both parties, the Court awarded her ₹80,000
per month. Aarav, already financially constrained, argued that he was
incapable of paying such an amount, but the order was passed
nevertheless.

12. During subsequent proceedings, Aarav challenged the jurisdiction of

the case under Section 145 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita,
2023. However, the pressures of litigation, coupled with financial strain
and emotional harassment, worsened his fragile mental health. Multiple
court-directed mediation sessions failed to yield resolution.
 MOOT PROPOSITION
13. On 20 November 2024, Aarav, unable to endure further humiliation
and despair, recorded a 1.5-hour video statement, uploaded on
SnapGram and left behind a suicide note(attached at annexure). In both,
he detailed the harassment and false accusations he allegedly suffered at
the hands of Selena and her family. Later that night, he took his own life.
On 21 November 2024, his lifeless body was discovered in his Bangalore
residence.

14. Following his death, the police registered a case against Selena and
her family under Section 108 read with Section 3(5) of the Bharatiya
Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, charging them with abetment of suicide. The matter
went to trial before the Sessions Court, which initially acquitted all
accused on the ground of insufficient evidence. Dissatisfied, the State
preferred an appeal before the High Court. Upon re-examination of the
evidence, the High Court overturned the acquittal, holding Selena and
her family guilty. They were sentenced to 10 years of rigorous
imprisonment and fined ₹10,00,000.

15. Aggrieved, Selena filed a Special Leave Petition (SLP) before the
Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, where the matter presently remains
pending adjudication.

ISSUES
Issue no. 1. Whether the present SLP is maintainable?
Issue no. 2. Whether Selena and her family can be held
liable for the offence of ‘abetment of suicide’?
Issue no. 3. Whether the Suicide note of the deceased is
sufficient to form the sole basis for conviction?
Issue no. 4. Whether the video uploaded on SnapGram by
the deceased can be considered as a Dying Declaration?
 SUICIDE NOTE (Annexure)
My marital life with Selena Luthra has been a journey marked by immense
challenges and emotional distress. When we married on February 25, 2019, I
hoped for a partnership built on mutual respect and understanding.
Unfortunately, it soon became evident that our relationship was strained by
differences in expectations and priorities. Selena, accustomed to a life of
luxury, often belittled me for my modest background and financial limitations.
Her taunts about my inability to save my parents during their tragic accident
cut deeply. The emotional strain from her remarks, coupled with the constant
conflicts, became unbearable. Our disagreements escalated to physical
altercations, leaving me emotionally drained and seeking refuge in alcohol to
cope with the toxic environment. Despite these struggles, I made significant
financial sacrifices to support Selena and her family, including transferring
₹13 lakhs to her mother and brother. However, these efforts were not enough
to satisfy her lavish expectations She filed for maintenance under Section 125
of the Code of Criminal Procedure, demanding ₹2,00,000 per month despite
knowing my financial constraints. The court eventually ordered me to pay
₹80,000 per month—a sum that far exceeded my earnings and plunged me
into financial distress. Selena’s claims of my extramarital affairs and financial
mismanagement were baseless and deeply hurtful. Despite my best efforts to
provide for my family and reconcile for the sake of our child, the relentless
accusations and legal battles left me feeling helpless and despondent. Selena
underreported her own income to strengthen her case added to my
frustration, as did the repeated mediation attempts, which seemed designed to
exhaust me financially and emotionally. Now I am gone, there will not be any
money to loot. I am tired of this harassment. All my case hearings should
happen live and the people of this country should know about my case and
learn the terrible state of the legal system and misuse of law these women are
doing. Give the custody of my child to my aunt who can raise her with better
values. Give maximum punishment to my harassers though I don’t trust the
legal system now. If people like my wife are not put behind Jail, they will be
more emboldened and will put more false cases on other sons of the society in
the future. As suggested by my wife Selena Luthra and the laughing of the
Judge on instigation that I should commit suicide. This suicide is going to stop
the supply of money to my enemies and corrupt the legal system. I choose to
commit suicide today which seems to be the best option.
 ANNEXURE-1

1
ST
RIMT
MOOT COURT
COMPETITION
16TH-17TH OCTOBER, 2025

ORGANISED BY
RIMT SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES
RIMT UNIVERSITY, PUNJAB

REGISTRATION FORM
NAME OF THE INSTITUTION/ UNIVERSITY

ADDRESS OF INSTITUTION/ UNIVERSITY

HEAD/FACULTY COORDINATOR NAME

CONTACT NO.

EMAIL

TEAM DETAILS

SPEAKER 1

NAME

SEMESTER & YEAR

GENDER

CONTACT NO.

EMAIL
 SPEAKER 2

NAME

SEMESTER & YEAR

GENDER

CONTACT NO.

EMAIL

RESEARCHER

NAME

SEMESTER & YEAR

GENDER

CONTACT NO.

EMAIL

DECLARATION:
We hereby certify that the information given by us is true and complete in all
material respects. We undertake to abide by the rules and regulations of the
competition. We will be responsible for our conduct throughout the competition.

Details of the Head of the Institution

Signature of Speaker 1: ……………………..…
Name: ..................................................
Signature of Speaker 2: ………………….……. Email Id: ..............................................
Contact No.: .........................................
Signature of Researcher: ………………………
Date: ....................................................

SEAL & SIGNATURE OF THE HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION

CONTACT DETAILS
FOR GENERAL QUERIES:
EMAIL: sols@rimt.ac.in

FACULTY CONVENOR
NOWREEN MAQBOOL MIR: 91031-14926
TAJWINDER SINGH: 82951-47595

STUDENT CONVENORS:
DUSHYANT MEHAN: 99159-19003
SHAKSHI: 79735-12950

STUDENT CO-CONVENORS:
AISH: 79735-34566
MOHD ANEES: 97979-24658

STUDENT CO-ORDINATORS:
MUSRAN: 98884-47855
PRASNA BATRA: 97292-53598