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If you agree, now comes the second question: what non-law subject should it replace? The options are:
1. Socio I (usually Western sociology)
2. Socio II (usually Indian sociology, most of it focused on caste)
3. Pol Science I (usually Western political theory)
4. Pol Science II (usually Indian political science, most of it related to the Constitution)
5. History I (usually Western history)
6. History II (usually Indian legal and constitutional history)
7. Economics I (Microeconomics)
8. Economics II (Macroeconomics)
My vote goes to removing Socio II. I won't bother stating the reasons in detail, because the moderator will probably censor it, but it's related to the political bias of the profs teaching it.