Moot Court Competition held at OPJS University
Recently OPJS University situated in Churu, Rajasthan Conducted a Moot Court Competition for their students so that they can learn and have some experience through this competition where Mr Parmod Bansal Session Court Judge in Churu was Invited as Chief Guest and Competition Judge. During the competition, many students presented their arguments for their cases and two students Nishant Dalal and Bhavesh Kumar were also given an award for their performance. Nishant Dalal is an International Level shooter and has represented OPJS University in inter-university competitions and won medals.
- Bhavesh Kumar is a Bollywood actor who featured in the film P Se Pyaar F Se Farar released in 2109 as the lead actor.
Dr Jogender Singh (Founder of OPJS University) was also there in the competition And thanked the chief guest, Mr.Parmod Bansal, for the precious time that they have given to the students. In the end, Dr.Jogender Singh gave a speech that ‘all the students should know the importance of law because in today’s world it has become a basic need for all the citizens to learn their rights and all laws he told that if we search about freedom fighter almost everyone was law graduates or have learnt law because if we don’t know our law how can we protest for our rights.
Last month OPJS University students also won 4 medals in Beach Wrestling National: 2 gold,1 silver,1 bronze. University has always encouraged students to perform their best in academics and sports. OPJS University also got NCC in their university this year.
OPJS Means Om Parkash Jogender Singh University. OPJS University is established under act 16 of 2013 made and promulgated on the 2nd Day of August 2013 by the Hon’ble Governor of Rajasthan State. This University is spread over 32 acres of land surrounded by Aravali Hills in a pollution free, lush green and eco-friendly environment. We have taken utmost care not to disturb the ecological balance of the area due to erection of buildings and other infrastructures.
