Bombay High Court Dismisses Law Student's Hindi Paper Plea

Imagine a law student who wrote a test in Hindi, even though the rules said it must be in English.

The school wouldn't grade his test.

The student went to court to argue his case.

The court looked at the rules and agreed with the school, which said the test had to be in English.

The court also noted that the student's answers were hard to read.

Since the rules clearly stated English was required, the court dismissed the student’s case.

They said the subject required English due to legal terms and documents.

The court concluded that they agreed with the college.