The competition featured 6 teams of students from the Department of Law, who debated on topics ranging from human rights to environmental issues. The judges were composed of eminent lawyers, professors, and National Debating alumni of the country.

The competition was a showcase of the student’s skills in research, argumentation,

communication, and teamwork. The debates were lively, engaging, and informative, with each team presenting their views with clarity and conviction.

The final round of the competition was between the teams “Neynishtha” and “Odommo Ucchash” of the Department of Law. A panel consisting of Mohammad Sunzad Sheikh, head of the Department of Law, CUB; Nafiz Absar Mahmood; Abu Zafor Ahmed; and Md. Nazrul Islam acted as adjudicator for the round. The debate was intense and balanced, with both teams making strong points and rebuttals.

After close deliberation, the judges declared the team from “Neynishtha”, consisting of Iftakharul Haque, Sanjid Ahmed Rabbi, and Jesmin Akter Jui as the winners of the competition. They praised their ability to provide relevant examples, logical reasoning, and persuasive delivery. “Odommo Ucchash” consisting of Asma Monir, Abu Hasan, and Tanjiman Kaiser were the Runner-Ups.

The Department of Law congratulated all the participants and winners of the competition and thanked the judges, volunteers, and staff for their support and contribution. The competition was a great opportunity for the students to enhance their knowledge, skills, and confidence, as well as to interact with their peers and mentors. The Department of Law hopes to continue this tradition of academic excellence and civic engagement in the future.