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This is the third consecutive time when Jindal has performed at Jessup's Indian Rounds and qualified to represent India at the World Rounds (2019-20 + 2020-21 + 2021-22)! Last year, the Jindal team finished as an Octo-finalist (top-16), whereas the 2020 world rounds at Washington D.C. were cancelled due to the pandemic.
Please bring Jessup to India this time 🇮🇳
Sorry for being harsh but these are the practical FACTS. Only winning national moots somewhat counts.
But please don’t rub it in anyone’s face. I am assuming a lot of Jindal students would come to this post. Let others do it but please don’t engage in the already prevalent toxicity. You’re undermining the efforts put in by your batchmates to achieve this feat because nobody would really pay any heed if you act like this.
I congratulate everyone who worked for it, regardless of W or L, let’s focus on bringing it home.