Knowledge of law is very important in human service. I myself am doing LLB. The importance of this sector is increasing day by day. Young advocates should serve humanity by providing justice to the underprivileged. Today three young lawyers from their city have started "Crown Legal Law Firm". May they continuously climb the stairs of success and bring glory to their parents and teachers.
Govindpura MLA Krishna Gaur expressed these views on Sunday at the inauguration of "Crown Legal Law Firm" in Arera Colony area. He congratulated the young directors of the firm, Aman Gupta, Asmit Wadhwa and Vijay Chauhan. The oath was administered by senior advocate Kirti Gupta.
International Astrologer Guruji P.N. Bhatt explaining the importance of the Constitution, said that the Constitution is supreme in our country.
Giving information about the Constituent Assembly, he said that there were 299 lawyers in it, out of which 3 were from Sagar, Madhya Pradesh.
Presiding over the program, senior journalist Ramesh Sharma said that today we should provide full opportunities for progress to our youth, so that the migration of talents from our country stops. Our language, our culture is unique in the world. The world has stolen our knowledge, our philosophy and returned it to us. We are children of sages.
Senior Advocate Ajay Gupta said that the Guru-shishya tradition is old in our country. This is still going on in the legal profession. In business, don't hold on to the money, hold on to the work. If you work with dedication and honesty, you will definitely get success. Social scientist Nisha Rajput said that law is an important course today.
Young people work at the speed of the wind. They should uplift the society with positive thinking.
Vineet Saxena conducted. Vote of thanks was given by Anuj Gupta. The program started with Saraswati Pujan and lighting of the lamp. Guardian of young advocates Additional Chief Secretary K.C. Gupta, Dhyan Singh Chauhan, G.S. Wadhwa along with family members, senior advocates of the city, social workers and citizens were present.
