In the main step towards expanding the infrastructure of legal education in Chamarajanagar, the Indian Bar Association granted approval for establishing a governmental legal university in the district. This comes in response to the appeal of MP Chamarajanagar Sunil Bose.
Approval allows the university to grant 60 students to a three -year LLB since the current academic year.
The state government previously nodded at the opening of three -year LLB courses and five -year -old BA LLB. The Silk Cocoon Market market was set up a temporary campus on the Santhemarahalli road in Chamarajanagar. The institution is associated with Karnataka State Law University, Hubballi, and the necessary fees were paid to the Indian Bar Association that sought its consent.
The deputy, who emphasized the urgent need for a governmental legal university in the district, wrote in April this year to a lawyer council, which emphasized the hardships facing local students who were forced to travel long to devote themselves to legal education.
After the approval of the lawyer Council, students from Chamarajanagar will now have access to legal education in their own district.
In a letter of 2 June, the Indian Bar Association announced its decision by the Vice -President of Karnataka State Law University and the director of the Government Legal University and granted 60 students to award 60 students in the LL.B three -year course for academic years 2025–26 and 2026–26.
As a result of the nodding of the Bar Bose Council, Mr. Bose announced the allocation of 5 Lakh from his Mplad Fund (member of the local development parliament) to buy books for the university library.
Published – 4 June 2025 9:17
