In a display of legal prowess and sharp argumentation, KLE Law College, Bengaluru, emerged victorious at the fourth Al Ameen national moot court competition, wrapping up a tense four-day event that tested students on constitutional and digital law complexities.

Key facts

  • KLE Law College won the championship and a cash prize of ₹50,000
  • SASTRA Deemed University (SASTRA Law School), Thanjavur, finished as runners-up, winning ₹30,000
  • The competition ran for four days and concluded on Saturday, September 12, 2026
  • Kerala High Court judge Jayakumar K.V. delivered the keynote address

A rigorous test of legal skill

Teams from law colleges across India gathered at Al Ameen Law College in Shoranur, diving into intricate scenarios that blended constitutional principles with emerging digital law challenges. The atmosphere was charged—every argument mattered, every precedent cited could tilt the scales.

Celebrating achievement and mentorship

At the valedictory function, senior legal professionals and academicians watched as awards were distributed. The presence of figures like K.J. Krishnadas, N. Sriraj, Balasubramanian, and P. Lawwellman underscored the event’s significance in nurturing future legal minds.

Justice Jayakumar K.V. set the tone with his keynote, reminding attendees that mooting isn’t just about winning—it’s about understanding justice deeply.

Behind the scenes

Faculty member Saritha S. Menon welcomed participants, while Vice-Principal Sunitha P.N. presided. Student coordinators Razin Zaheer and Natasha Jaffar closed the event with a vote of thanks, marking the end of another successful chapter in legal education.