The National Law University will be established in the state on the Education Department’s own land.

In this case, there is no room for any kind of confusion or problem for students or parents.
Students currently studying in TIT will not have any problem in studying.

Students will be able to attend classes in their designated areas until the law university building is completed.

Education Minister Ratanlal Nath said this at a press conference at the Secretariat on Thursday.

In the press conference, the Education Minister said that the current state government has taken various developmental plans to build educational hubs in the state.

He also said that the state budget also has funds to build the National Law University.

Ratan Lal Nath said that the opposition parties leaders are changing their colour as chameleons with an aim to misguide people as the assembly election is approaching.

He said “There is nothing as such called land of TTT. Each and every plot of land. belongs to the Education department wherever any education institution is being set up. There is a plan to create an educational hub at Narsin garh and the government is working on that direction.