Bar Council halts NALSAR student enrolment over campaign against CJI, withdraws order hours later
Political campaign Cockroach Janta Party had warned of protests by law students and advocates if the council did not take back the directive
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Political campaign Cockroach Janta Party had warned of protests by law students and advocates if the council did not take back the directive. In a fresh communication, released hours after the original decision, the BCI clarified that 2026 graduates of the university would be "entitled to seek enrolment with any state bar council of their choice". The original order was issued after a campaign by the students against the participation of CJI Surya Kant in the convocation ceremony.
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Political campaign Cockroach Janta Party had warned of protests by law students and advocates if the council did not take back the directive
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In a fresh communication, released hours after the original decision, the BCI clarified that 2026 graduates of the university would be "entitled to seek enrolment with any state bar council of their choice".
according to The Times of India - IndiaThe original order was issued after a campaign by the students against the participation of CJI Surya Kant in the convocation ceremony.
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Political campaign Cockroach Janta Party had warned of protests by law students and advocates if the council did not take back the directive
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