Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University (BHU), registered an impressive performance at Vasant Vaani Sansad 2.0, with its 30-member delegation participating across six committees and securing 16 individual positions and honours. Adding to the achievement, the Faculty of Law was conferred with the “Biggest Delegation” and “Best Quality Delegation” awards, recognising both the strength and overall performance of its contingent.
The delegation participated across committees including the All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM), Lok Sabha, United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW), Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly (UPLA), and Press Conclave.
The performance reflected the active participation of students from different years of the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) programme and highlighted the Faculty’s emphasis on parliamentary discourse, public policy, diplomacy, legal reasoning, research, public speaking and leadership.
In the AIPPM, the Faculty secured five individual honours. Shreyash Shivam, a third-year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student, was appointed Co-Moderator. Aditi Mishra and Argha Dubey, both second-year students, received the Impactful Delegation honour. Shashank Jaiswar secured Verbal Mention 1, while Nikhil Sharma received High Commendation. Milind Rathore, a first-year student, was recognised as an Impactful Delegate.
In the Lok Sabha committee, Mayur Bachhane, a second-year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student, received High Commendation, while first-year student Pulkit Gautam secured Honourable Mention 1.
The Faculty also performed strongly in the UNHRC, where Adarsh Sankritya, a first-year student, was awarded Best Delegate. Harsh Upadhyay, a second-year student, received High Commendation, while Suyash Rai, also a second-year student, secured a Special Mention.
In the UNCSW, Kiyansh Nachiketa received a Special Mention, while Kavya Vinaykar was awarded High Commendation. Both are second-year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) students.
The UPLA committee also saw two students from the Faculty receive recognition. Raghav Pandey secured High Commendation, while Shivam Tiwari received Honourable Mention.
Representing the Faculty in the Press Conclave, Kushal Gain, a second-year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student, received High Commendation and was also recognised as a Campus Ambassador.
The collective achievement of the delegation was further recognised through the conferment of the Biggest Delegation Award and the Best Quality Delegation Award upon the Faculty of Law, BHU. The two institutional honours acknowledged the delegation’s performance across committees, combining a large representation with notable individual achievements.
With 30 students participating across six committees and 16 students securing individual honours, the Faculty of Law, BHU, demonstrated a strong presence at Vasant Vaani Sansad 2.0.
The achievement also reflects the growing engagement of law students in parliamentary simulations, international affairs, human rights discourse, legislative deliberations and public communication.
The achievement of the Faculty of Law, BHU was made possible with the immense support and encouragement of the Head and Dean, Prof. Pradeep Kumar Singh. His constant guidance and encouragement played an important role in motivating the students throughout their preparation and participation in the event.
The success of the delegation stands as a significant achievement for the Faculty of Law, BHU.
