Chennai Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College Wins 2nd Surana & Surana and VMLS State-Level Tamil Family & Cyber Law Moot Court Competition 2025

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A team representing Chennai Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Pudupakkam, won the 2nd Surana & Surana and VMLS State-Level Tamil Family & Cyber Law Moot Court Competition 2025, held from 25 to 27 September 2025. The team competed against more than 30 teams and secured the championship title, along with the Best Memorial Award and an individual speaking award.

Chennai Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College Team Wins Championship

The winning team comprised Nather Nisha Sathik, Jesus Kachin Rayaliya, and Pravin Kumar P. The team progressed through Preliminary Round 1, Preliminary Round 2, the Octa-Finals, Quarter-Finals, and Semi-Finals before reaching the final round and securing the championship.

The competition tested participants’ legal knowledge, research, oral advocacy, and ability to respond to challenging arguments. Advancing through multiple rounds required consistent preparation, coordination, and effective teamwork.

Team Members and Awards

The team members took on the following roles during the competition:

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  • Nather Nisha Sathik — Speaker 1
  • Jesus Kachin Rayaliya — Researcher
  • Pravin Kumar P — Speaker 2

Along with the championship trophy and a cash prize, the team won the Best Memorial Award. Pravin Kumar P also received the Best Speaker in the Final Rounds Award for his performance.

These achievements recognised the team’s collective preparation and advocacy, alongside individual excellence in oral submissions.

Teamwork Behind the Victory

Sharing the achievement on LinkedIn, Pravin Kumar P described the victory as one of the most satisfying experiences of his moot court journey. He highlighted the trust, mutual support, and coordination among the three team members throughout the competition.

Pravin also explained that his initial motivation for participating was to help upcoming Tamil moot court participants gain exposure, share the knowledge he had acquired, and learn alongside them. Winning the championship and receiving individual recognition made the experience particularly meaningful.

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About the Competition

The 2nd Surana & Surana and VMLS State-Level Tamil Family & Cyber Law Moot Court Competition 2025 was held from 25 to 27 September 2025. The event brought together more than 30 teams and provided participants with an opportunity to strengthen their legal research, oral advocacy, and teamwork skills.

Moot court competitions play an important role in legal education by allowing students to apply legal principles, construct arguments, and develop confidence in simulated courtroom proceedings.

Conclusion

The victory of Nather Nisha Sathik, Jesus Kachin Rayaliya, and Pravin Kumar P marks a notable achievement for Chennai Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Pudupakkam. The team secured the championship title and Best Memorial Award, while Pravin Kumar P also earned the Best Speaker in the Final Rounds Award.

Congratulations to the team on its achievement.

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