Team ‘F’ Wins Moot Court Competition at MGAHV Wardha
Team ‘F’, with Sandhya Kumari and Anuj Kumar as mooters, won the Moot Court Competition organised by the Department of Law at Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidyalaya (MGAHV), Wardha, on October 8–9, 2026.
Seven teams of BA-LLB students took part. The competition was organised under the convenorship of the Dean, Prof. Janardan Kumar Tiwari, and the final round was held on October 9 in the department’s Moot Court Hall.
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How the Competition Worked
Each team had two mooters, who argued the case in court, and researchers, who prepared the legal research behind them. Every team submitted written memorials for both sides to the department office by October 6, in a set format covering the facts, issues, summary of arguments, arguments, prayer and bibliography.
In the preliminary round, each team argued for both the applicant and the respondent. The top teams advanced to the final. Participants appeared in court dress as required by the Bar Council of India, and every round was judged by a panel.
Winners: Team ‘F’
- Mooters: Sandhya Kumari and Anuj Kumar
- Researchers: Aisha Vikram Prasad Vimukt, Kriti Kumari, Vaibhav Raj and Kaushal Kumar
Runners-Up: Team ‘A’
- Mooters: Satyam Saxena and Akash Pandey
- Researchers: Md Abu Zar, Aman Dubey and Nandani
Other Participating Teams
- Team ‘B’: Sanghmitra and Sadhna Singh Chouhan (mooters); Vishakha, Golu and Bharti (researchers)
- Team ‘C’: Chetan Koge and Dhananjay Kumar (mooters); Vishal and Azam Ali (researchers)
- Team ‘D’: Badal Chaurasiya and Devendra (mooters); Zigyasa Sain (researcher)
- Team ‘E’: Sonu and Rohit (mooters); Ravi, Nitish and Pramod (researchers)
- Team ‘G’: Monika, Swati and Sanket
The Bench
The judges were Senior Advocates Ravindra M. Guru and Harish Chandak, along with Prof. Janardan Kumar Tiwari. Advocate Ruchi Chandak and other faculty members were also present. Besides scoring the arguments, the judges gave participants practical advice on courtroom advocacy.
Addressing the closing session, Prof. Tiwari said that moot court is an important way for students to build practical legal knowledge, reasoning and the ability to present a case effectively in court.
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Organisers
The event was organised by the faculty coordinators Dr. Paramanand Rathore, Dr. Vaibhav Singh Yadav, Dr. Nitesh Kumar Singh, Dr. Jyoti Soni, Ms. Suchita Narayan Nagpure and Shruti Nath.
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