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Resonance school conducts awareness meet on Indian laws
A programme was organised by the Resonance School under the auspices of the District Legal Cell Authority to provide awareness about the justice and the law to the students Senior Civil Judge Vinod Kumar took part in the event as chief guest
Khammam: A programme was organised by the Resonance School under the auspices of the District Legal Cell Authority to provide awareness about the justice and the law to the students. Senior Civil Judge Vinod Kumar took part in the event as chief guest.
Addressing the students, Vinod Kumar said that the Indian education system was the best way to teach students about the culture, traditions and moral values . Indian citizens should have a minimum sense of Indian law.
He added, “The legal cell is working in parallel to the judiciary to provide quick and lasting justice, and every second Saturday pending cases will be solved by conducting Lok Adalat.” Resonance School directors Krishnaveni and Neelima, Principal, Teachers and others attended the programme.
