The students condemned the BCI’s order directing state bar councils not to enrol 2026 graduates of NALSAR, Hyderabad, and expressed solidarity with the university’s students.
Mishra said the relationship between the judiciary, the Bar, universities and law students was "much deeper and more enduring than any temporary controversy".
The Student Bar Council, an elected student body at NALSAR, objected to Mishra's remarks that "a handful of teachers and outsiders were instrumental in instigating innocent students".
It’s extremely worrying that the BCI deemed it fit to violate the fundamental rights to freedom expression and to equality. It’s just the latest episode marking the growing tendency to violate the Con ...
ABVP said restricting an entire graduating batch without establishing the individual role of each student could affect the academic and professional future of those not connected with the alleged inci ...
