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In any case, the moot problem is very plain and simple and the only people who are supporting this problem are people from the 2nd Year 3-Year LLB batch who are crying because only one person out of a batch of 52 people could participate in the Univ rounds because of the toughness of the moot problem last year.
Apart from the problem being delayed a day late by the University, it turns out that they had plagiarized the problem from Dr. Annasaheb G.D.Bendale Memorial 16th National Moot Court Competition 2023 organized by S. S. Maniyar Law College, Jalgaon. A Turnitin plagiarism report shared by a student on University mailing list indicated "Similarity Index" of 86%.
For more details, reach out to your connections in NLSIU :)
This comes at a time when the student led Moot Court Society is dissolved and the admin has taken it upon themselves to organise the University Rounds. Furthermore, these University Rounds are scheduled for a time when students have their course-specific in-class assignments, research papers and moots. If the MCS was still in place it would have taken all the student concerns into account but this is not being done. This is just a follow-up to the general trend of no student consultation in forming committees, reducing common spaces, putting cameras across campus (read PDA spots), restricting student life and activities on campus and killing the already non-existent social life on campus. All is not good at the Harvard of the East.
P.S: They plagiarised it from SS Maniyar Law College, Jalgaon.