Family Law Mooting - A Nightmare Unfolds

So, our college organised a moot court competition on family law, and I was part of the team. Our topic was 'Rights of a minor child in case of parental separation'. We were given a case, R. V. Karnataka State Government (2016), and had to argue on behalf of the minor child. I was the lead speaker, and honestly, I was nervous all day.

I started by saying the child's welfare is paramount, as per Section 26 of the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956. Then I quoted various judgments, including Vishaka v. State of Rajasthan (1997), to show how the court considers the child's interest. However, I messed up the argument when I said 'Ye section sapne mein aata hai ab' (This section comes to mind now). Our opponents, from the opposing team, immediately pounced on it, saying it wasn't relevant.