Petitions against Uni Leadership Programme rejected

Petitions against Uni Leadership Programme rejected

June 2, 2011   03:05 pm

All five petitions that were filed against the Leadership Programme for University Students have been rejected by the Supreme Court. The petitions sought courts to issue an injunction order against the ongoing programme.

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