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Transmission line protection plays a vital role in maintaining the stability, reliability, and safety of modern electrical power systems. This paper presents a detailed study and implementation of a Transmission Line Protection Demo Control Panel, designed to demonstrate the fundamental concepts and operational principles of power system protection. The proposed system enables the simulation of various transmission line faults and provides insight into protective relay operation, fault detection, and isolation mechanisms. The demo control panel incorporates key protection schemes including overcurrent protection, earth fault protection, and distance protection, supported by appropriate sensing, control, and tripping circuits. The paper systematically analyzes the theoretical and mathematical foundations of relay coordination and protection logic. Hardware architecture, control strategies, and functional performance of the system are discussed to reflect real-world transmission line behavior. Practical applications in engineering education, laboratory training, and skill development are highlighted. The paper also identifies existing challenges, safety considerations, and future scope for enhancement through the integration of digital relays, communication protocols, and intelligent monitoring systems. This work aims to serve as a practical reference for understanding and demonstrating transmission line protection in power system engineering.