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JSS hosts Supreme Courtroom conclave

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Aug 31: Jammu Sanskriti School (JSS), Jammu hosted the Supreme Courtroom Conclave 2026 under the aegis of its Literary Club, providing students an immersive courtroom experience to explore law, justice, argumentation, logic and ethical reasoning. The conclave...

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Participants posing along with dignitaries during a programme.

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Aug 31: Jammu Sanskriti School (JSS), Jammu hosted the Supreme Courtroom Conclave 2026 under the aegis of its Literary Club, providing students an immersive courtroom experience to explore law, justice, argumentation, logic and ethical reasoning.

The conclave was graced by chief guest Maleeka Sharma, Civil Judge (Senior Division) and Secretary, District Legal Services Authority, Jammu, along with legal experts Manpreet Kour, Jasmeet Singh, Burhan Salaria and Tanisha Chandra, Advocates associated with the High Courts of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh.

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Students from Srijan International School, Jammu Sanskriti School, Model Academy and HGS, Jammu participated in case presentations, showcasing analytical ability, persuasive articulation and courtroom confidence.

Jammu Sanskriti School won the Supreme Verdict Award, while Model Academy secured the Gavel of Distinction Award and HGS, Jammu bagged the Court of Merit Award. Srijan International School received the Consolation Prize.

Individual honours went to Ashutosh (Best Judge), Harjas (Best Advocate), Hargun Anand (Best Prosecutor), Vidhushi (Best Defence Counsel) and Angel (Best Witness).

Principal-cum-Vice Chairperson Rohini Aima highlighted the importance of experiential learning in developing critical thinking, responsible reasoning and integrity among students. Judge Maleeka Sharma appreciated the participants for their preparation and confidence.

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