The Legal Aid Cell of Aditya College of Law is constituted in accordance with the mandate of the Bar Council of India and the spirit of the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, which enshrines access to justice as a fundamental right of every citizen. The Committee is committed to providing free legal assistance to individuals belonging to marginalised and economically disadvantaged sections of society, while simultaneously providing law students with practical exposure to client interaction, legal counselling, and the functioning of legal aid mechanisms in India.

Through its activities, the Legal Aid Committee bridges the gap between legal education and social responsibility. Students who participate in legal aid programmes develop a deeper understanding of substantive and procedural law, while actively contributing to the constitutional promise of equal justice. The Committee operates under the supervision of designated faculty members and collaborates with District Legal Services Authorities (DLSAs), NGOs, and other statutory bodies where appropriate.

• To provide free legal advice, assistance, and representation to persons who cannot afford legal services.
• To raise legal awareness among communities through camps, seminars, and outreach programmes.
• To train students in client counselling, legal documentation, and case analysis under faculty supervision.
• To uphold the constitutional values of justice, equality, and the rule of law.
• To collaborate with the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) and other statutory bodies for the delivery of legal aid.

• Organisation of legal literacy and awareness camps in rural and urban communities.
• Conduct of legal aid clinics on the college campus open to the public.
• Participation in lok adalats and mediation centres in collaboration with DLSAs.
• Preparation of informational materials on legal rights in accessible regional languages.
• Representation of eligible clients before appropriate forums under faculty supervision.