The Heritage Education Trip was organised in collaboration with ITIHAAS, on 2nd August and 24th September 2019 for the students of classes IX-A, B and C and IX D, E and F respectively to study the Indian Judiciary and executive.
They visited two places:
1. Parliament Street Police Station
2. Patiala House court
At the Parliament House Police Station, which is one of the oldest police stations in the country, the students came to know about how the Police Station got its name. They learned to fill the FIR report. There was an interactive session with two lady constables who told the students how they controlled the protesters if they became violent. Students also got an opportunity to interact with other police personnel and their queries were addressed satisfactorily.
At Patiala House Court, students learnt about the history of the court. They attended a few sessions that were going on. There was an interactive session with lawyers/advocates who explained about the processing of settlement of cases. The students also got an opportunity to interact with Hon’ble Judge, Justice Chandrajit Singh in one of the visits.
The trips were quite interactive and it helped the students to understand the working of Indian Judiciary.
Interaction with students at Parliament Street Police Station
Students briefed about the history of the police station
Itihaas teaches students to fill the FIR at Police station
Sharing of experiences
Students participating in the activity based learning
Students learning about the history of oldest Police station of Delhi
Interaction with students at Parliament Street Police Station
Interaction with honourable Judge at Patiala House Court
Class IX students at Ali Naqvi Judiciary ILM
