DLSA marks Constitution Day in schools

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Amritsar, Updated At : 09:33 AM Nov 27, 2025 IST

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The District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), Amritsar, celebrated the Constitution Day on Wednesday with a series of programmes aimed at spreading awareness about constitutional values, legal rights and duties among students and the public.

To mark the occasion, banners and posters highlighting fundamental rights, fundamental duties and the significance of the Constitution were displayed at prominent public locations and educational institutions across the district.

Under the supervision of Amardeep Singh Bains, Secretary, DLSA Amritsar, five seminars and awareness camps were organised at Government Girls Senior Secondary School Ghanupur, Government Girls Senior Secondary School Nawakot, Government Senior Secondary School Rajasansi, School of Eminence Chheharta, and Police DAV Public School, Lawrence Road.

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