LLP Losses in the hands of partner

Yes, as profit is shown same way loss also have to be shown in personal ROI of partners

losses of firm can be carried forward only by a firm and not by the partners in any case.. as a law in general as per chapter vi of the act, the Assessee who incurred the losses and who want to carry forward the same must be the same person.. exception given in chapter vi doesn't cover firms ...and also this is not the case of inheritance...so crux is that losses of firm can be carried forward and set off only by a firm and not by the partners in any case

The basic fact should also he appreciated that
firm pays tax on its profits and thereafter profits after tax are distributed to the partners
i.e Burden of Tax is on Firm.
Then in case of loss Benefit will be to firm to C/F the losses.

Also, as per chapter of Set off and C/F of Losses can be carried forwarded only by the assessee who incurs it

so should I not shown losses of firm in the partners personal ROI?

You can Distribute them for accounting purpose.
But such loss has no implications in the hands of Partners

yes I understand that there is no tax implications but fundamentally losses should not be shown under partners ROI as per my opinion.

No in no case the losses of forms will be carried forward by its partners.. neither as per chapter VI and neither as per cit vs madhukant m mehta