On Tuesday, the Delhi University informed the Delhi High Court that law students observing Eid-ul-Zuha on May 28 would be permitted to take a rescheduled examination after July 4. This decision follows a plea from Saif Rashid Saeed, a VI Semester student, who contested the University's plan to hold exams on a day recognized as a public holiday. The High Court instructed that students wishing to take the rescheduled exam must notify the Dean of the Faculty of Law via email. Furthermore, the court mandated that the new exam date be communicated to students at least one week in advance. The petition highlighted that the Government of India had officially moved the Bakrid holiday to May 28, prompting similar adjustments from the Supreme Court and the National Testing Agency. The student argued that holding exams on this religious observance day was arbitrary and violated constitutional rights.