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Regarding judgement passed byDelhi high court on sushant rohilla case


07-Nov-2025 (In Civil Law)
I am a law student doing BBA LLB in Mit law school kothrud. Professors denies this statement by saying this order is not for us we are a atonomous university we are not under ugc, but as HC States this is a interim order for all univercities then how can our proffesors threaten us? We should write a formal letter to dean, school of law?
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Answer #1
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Sushant Rohilla was a 4-year B.A.LL.B. student at Amity Law School, Delhi (then affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University). He died by suicide on 10 August 2016, allegedly after being debarred from a semester examination due to shortage of attendance. SCC Online +2 A letter from his friend to the then Chief Justice of India prompted suo motu action, which was eventually transferred to the DHC. Verdictum +1 Parallel criminal proceedings under Section 306 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) were initiated, but a closure report was accepted on 3 October 2024, finding no material to support prosecution for abetment of suicide. Delhi High Court Meanwhile, the court kept the writ petition alive to address inst* tional issues in higher education linked to cident - not just the individual case. The Mentorship Project
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Answer #2
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Well, you must write a Letter or Complaint to the Dean of Law by attaching the Judgements, considering, that is the ideal way to do it! If the Dean won't take any action, then, that will be a different issue! Then you can approach Court of Law
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