East West University vs North South University
Department of Law at East West University warmly congratulates Talha Jubayer a student of the 9th semester on achieving a remarkable milestone by winning the championship at the North South University Center for Legal Research (NSUCLR) Undergraduate Law Symposium Spring 2026, held on 16 May.

Organized by the Department of Law and Center for Legal Research of North South University the inter-university academic event provided a prestigious platform for undergraduate law students from across Bangladesh to engage in scholarly discourse and present original legal research.
Symposium invited brief papers on any aspect of the Bangladeshi legal system, comparative law, international legal matters, or interdisciplinary studies of law. It served as an important forum for undergraduate legal scholars to present their research findings, exchange ideas with peers and contribute to contemporary legal discourse.
Following a rigorous review process, only 15 papers were selected for presentation from among numerous submissions received from universities across Bangladesh. Talha Jubayer’s paper, titled “Mob Lynching and the Constitutional Breakdown of the State’s Monopoly on Violence in Bangladesh,” was among those selected, reflecting the originality, analytical depth and academic merit of his research.
After his presentation Talha Jubayer was declared the champion of the North South University Center for Legal Research Undergraduate Law Symposium Spring 2026, receiving the highest distinction awarded at the event. Competing against participants from multiple universities and presenting on a wide range of legal topics, his work on the constitutional dimensions of mob lynching was recognized for its timely relevance to Bangladesh’s legal landscape.
In recognition of this outstanding achievement, Talha Jubayer was awarded a championship crest, certificate and prize money of BDT 9,000.
Department of Law at East West University takes immense pride in Talha Jubayer’s success and looks forward to his continued excellence in future academic and legal competitions at both national and international levels.