1. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru : On 10th May 1949, the then Prime Minister Pandit Nehru in his speech had declared, “we took a pledge to achieve Purna Swaraj”
This was an idealistic dream of our great leaders and forefathers of our nation. The responsibility to achieve this goal rests on the shoulders of the legal fraternity which begins from the law students. It is on their delicate shoulder this great burden lies.

2. Attorney Gen. Soli Sorabjee : I wish to talk about the profession of which I am proud and privileged to belong to - the profession of law. There was a time when a lawyer was regarded as a family friend. He commanded awe and respect. And for good reasons prominent freedom fighters belonged to the legal fraternity and played a leading part in the framing of our constitution. Gandhiji, Pandit Nehru, Dr. Ambedkar, Alladi, Krishnaswami Iyer, K.M. Munshi to mention just a few. Lawyers gave up their practice to join the freedom movement and many of them went to jail in the cause of the freedom struggle.

3. Justice C.S Dharmadhikari :- The legal education makes the future lawyers an expert who pleads for all like how a doctor prescribes for all, or like how a priest preaches for all and like the economist who plans for all. He means to say that legal education may be termed as an art, which has the capacity to make a lawyer the best pleader for the public at large.

4. A.T. Markose :- “Legal education should aim at professional expertise in the process of Law”. The main aim of legal education must be to fill the gap between the academic and practical knowledge.