
The Alliance Centre for Criminal Law, Forensic Studies and Gender Research (ACCFG), Alliance School of Law, organised a guest lecture on “Role of Police in Criminal Justice Administration” for Semester V students of BA LL.B. and BBA LL.B. The session aimed to provide students with practical insights into the functioning of the police, their responsibilities within the criminal justice system and their role in ensuring justice. The lecture was delivered by Shri Gopal B. Hosur, Chief Executive, Chinmaya Mission Hospital, Bengaluru, former Additional Commissioner of Police and Head (Intelligence), Karnataka State Police, and recipient of the President\\\'s Medal for Bravery. Drawing from his extensive experience in public service, Shri Hosur shared his perspectives on policing, law enforcement and the challenges involved in maintaining justice and public safety. The program commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries. Dr. V. Shyam Kishore, Associate Dean (Academic Affairs) and Dean, Alliance School of Law, addressed the gathering and felicitated Shri Gopal B. Hosur and Mrs. Hosur. Dr. Devaiah N. G., UG Program Director, shared the dais, while Mr. Abhay G. Chebbi, Pro-Chancellor, and Ms. Surekha Shetty, Registrar General, graced the occasion. During his address, Shri Hosur traced the history and evolution of policing, explaining how the responsibilities of police personnel have developed within the criminal justice administration. He highlighted the importance of law enforcement in protecting citizens, maintaining public order and ensuring that individuals seeking justice receive the necessary support. Sharing experiences from his professional journey, Shri Hosur spoke about the challenges and adversities faced by police officers while performing their duties. He also recalled a life-threatening incident in which he was shot during his service, offering students a perspective on the courage, commitment and personal sacrifices associated with policing. A central message of the lecture was the responsibility of those working within the justice system to serve society with integrity, fairness and compassion. Shri Hosur encouraged students to stand by individuals who are vulnerable, particularly the helpless and economically disadvantaged, and to ensure that justice remains accessible to those who seek assistance. He also reminded students of the importance of upholding the values of Alliance University as they prepare for their professional careers. His address encouraged aspiring legal professionals to recognise that the pursuit of justice extends beyond legal procedures and requires a strong sense of social responsibility and ethical commitment. The session offered students an opportunity to understand criminal justice administration through the experiences of a senior police officer. It connected their academic understanding of law with the practical realities of policing, public service and justice delivery. The program concluded with the National Anthem. Through such academic engagements, the Alliance School of Law continues to provide students with opportunities to learn from experienced professionals and develop a deeper understanding of the legal system and their responsibilities as future members of the legal profession.