I had the privilege to intern under the esteemed guidance of Mr. Rajiv Kamboj, Public Prosecutor for the Government of NCT Delhi. This internship provided me with an invaluable opportunity to gain first-hand experience in criminal prosecution and observe the intricate workings of the judicial system, especially in the prosecution of serious criminal cases.Key Experiences:1. Research on Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC)2. Courtroom Observations: One of the most enriching aspects of this internship was attending sessions of rape cases at the District and Sessions Court. 3. Assisting in Case Preparations: I actively assisted in case preparation by compiling legal documents, organizing evidence, and drafting submissions for ongoing trials. 4. Interaction with Victims and Witnesses: I had the opportunity to observe interactions with victims and witnesses, understanding the critical role of witness testimonies in criminal cases. This helped me gain a nuanced understanding of how the legal system ensures the protection and fair treatment of vulnerable individuals during legal proceedings.Projects:Research on Rape Laws: I conducted detailed research on the statutory framework governing rape cases in India, including the provisions of Section 375 and 376 of the IPC. I explored key judicial interpretations and analyzed the procedural safeguards in place to protect victims. This internship under Mr. Rajiv Kamboj provided a deep understanding of the criminal justice system, especially from the prosecution's perspective. I learned how prosecutors build their cases, engage with evidence, and argue in court to seek justice for victims of crimes. Mentor’s Testimonial:Mr. Rajiv Kamboj appreciated my commitment and hard work during the internship. He acknowledged my diligence in legal research and praised my ability to contribute meaningfully to the cases being handled by the prosecution team.

During my internship under the esteemed guidance of Senior Advocate Dr. Adish C. Aggarwala, President of the International Council of Jurists, London, I had the privilege of gaining invaluable exposure to both criminal and civil litigation. Dr. Aggarwala, with his vast experience in constitutional law, offered me the opportunity to observe and actively engage with complex legal proceedings, particularly those involving matters of public importance and constitutional law principles.Projects:1. Constitutional Law Research: A significant part of my work revolved around researching the constitutional validity of the EWS reservation, exploring its implications on Article 14 (Right to Equality) and Article 15 (Prohibition of Discrimination).2. Analysis of Copyright & Trademark Issues: Involved in analyzing recent trademark and copyright infringement cases, I explored the boundaries of intellectual property rights protection under Indian law and international treaties.3. Report on Ex-Parte Decrees: Authored a comprehensive report on the dynamics of ex-parte decree appeals in civil litigation, a critical issue in procedural justice, which was submitted as part of my academic project.Key Takeaways:This internship under Dr. Adish C. Aggarwala significantly enhanced my understanding of the legal profession and the functioning of the Indian judicial system. I gained hands-on experience in drafting legal opinions and understanding constitutional law issues in-depth. Working on real-world cases, I developed analytical and research skills that will be essential in my future legal practice. Mentor's Testimonial:Dr. Aggarwala praised my hard work, intelligence, and dedication, acknowledging my contribution to the firm’s ongoing matters. His guidance has been instrumental in honing my legal acumen and my passion for the law.