Central University Of Kashmir Hosted The National Youth Parliament 2023 On The Common Civil Code Bill

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25 Nov 2023 6:10 AM GMT

  • National Youth Parliament 2023 | Common Civil Code Bill Debate | Central University of Kashmir
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    The Department of Law, School of Legal Studies (SLS) Central University of Kashmir (CUK) organized a "National Youth Parliament-2023" on the “Common Civil Code Bill” at the varsity's Tulmulla campus.

    The focus of this year's Youth Parliament was the pertinent theme of the Common Civil Code. Former MLA, Ganderbal, Mr. Sheikh Ishfaq Jabbar, Dean School of Legal Studies, Prof. Farooq Ahmad Mir, Academic Coordinator, Dr. Hilal Ahmad Najar, event convenor, Asst Prof. Mr. Muhammad Yousuf Dar, faculty members, research scholars and students were present on the occasion.

    Addressing the gathering, Mr. Sheikh Ishfaq Jabbar, said, that the National Youth Parliament plays a pivotal role in making the youth aware of our great democratic values, and traditions to strengthen democracy. He asked the students to learn and adopt the democratic values and ethics of democracy and devote themselves to promoting harmony and tradition in this largest democratic country in the world. He further encouraged the students to inculcate and popularise the practices and process of Parliamentary proceedings.

    In his speech, Prof. Farooq Ahmad Mir, said, that an event like these provides a platform for young individuals to engage in constructive dialogue, express their perspectives on pressing issues, and foster a spirit of active citizenship. “Young minds converge to showcase their eloquence, critical thinking, and leadership skills in the Youth Parliament,” he further said, adding that the event also acquaints the students with the practices and procedures of Parliament, techniques of discussion and debate, and develops their self-confidence, quality of leadership, and the art and skill of effective oratory.

    The session delved into critical issues, including the abrogation of Article 370 and the Balasore train accident. Thereafter, the students conducted the proceedings in the “youth parliament”. In a remarkable display of advocacy and debate, the government side emerged victorious in the session. The National Youth Parliament 2023 stands as a testament to the intellectual vigor and engagement fostered by the Department of Law at the Central University of Kashmir. Their performance was judged by Deputy Director DSW, Dr Asif Khan, and Assistant Professor, Dept. of Politics & Governance, Dr Himabindu.

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