The Institute of Military Law (IML) in New Delhi announced the successful conclusion of its Second Senior Officers Law Course on September 24, 2025. The course specifically targeted officers of Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel rank from the Judge Advocate General (JAG) Department, emphasizing advanced military law concepts, leadership skills, and contemporary legal challenges faced by the armed forces.
During the valedictory ceremony, Major General Sandeep Kumar, the Judge Advocate General of the Indian Army, delivered key remarks underscoring the significance of legal knowledge and leadership in reinforcing military justice and discipline. His address highlighted how essential these skills are in fostering a robust legal framework within the military context.
According to officials, the course is pivotal in enhancing the professional capabilities of JAG officers. It equips them with the necessary tools to tackle complex legal issues that arise in military operations, thereby enabling them to contribute meaningfully to both the operational and administrative aspects of the Army.
The IML’s efforts in organizing such advanced training reflect a commitment to ensuring that military personnel are well-equipped to navigate the evolving legal landscape in which modern armed forces operate. The initiative aims to cultivate a cadre of knowledgeable legal professionals within the military, thereby strengthening the overall integrity and effectiveness of military justice systems.
