Young law students arguing before NGT has never been a feat. But look at JGLS student Ujjwal Sharma(who hasn’t even graduated yet) managed to defeat tier-1 law firms partners in a pertinent hearing before NGT. How is this possible? This is a rare achievement. Hats off to this young lad.

This brings an important question - why didn’t law students earlier argue before any tribunal like NGT?

https://www.lawctopus.com/interview-ujjwal-sharma-from-jgls-an-environmentalist-a-poet/amp/

Please stop believing everything you read, kudos to Ujjwal but do understand that ▮▮▮ ▮▮▮ ▮▮▮, and he ▮▮▮. Also ▮▮▮. No offence but if we go by that logic, I have a few PPOs too😭

Hey how did you get PPOs.

Ujjwal is a great guy and extremely hardworking. But he has created this great PR around him, there were several senior people backing him and handholding. Kudos to him for taking up the initiative, however, the reality is quite different.

He did it for him LLM application at Kings College London.

https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/209552-19-year-old-kid-3rd-year-law-student-wins-his-first-case-gets-ppos-and-media-attention

Read the comments on this post and decided to read more about it. Found this discussion. Ig some people get it, some just don’t.

Instagram was enough. Why did you have to market yourself here too?

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