A National Law University (NLU) will be set up in Jammu & Kashmir, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah revealed on Friday..The budget has allocated ₹50 crore to the development of the J&K NLU, Abdullah said in the Assembly..“Our Government is committed to establishing a National Law University (NLU) in Jammu & Kashmir to drive legal education reforms and research. With world-class training aligned to contemporary standards, the NLU will empower future legal professionals and enhance justice delivery. I propose a provision of ₹50 crore [in] the budget for this transformative initiative,” Abdullah said in his speech.. The long-awaited move will give rise to the 28th NLU and attempt to bring legal education in the region in line with national standards..Follow Bar and Bench channel on WhatsAppDownload the Bar and Bench Mobile app for instant access to the latest legal news.
