BCI withdraws NALSAR enrolment ban hours after barring 2026 graduates over CJI convocation campaign
Partially corroborated70The BCI has also sought a factual report from the university on the persons allegedly instrumental in initiating and organising a campaign concerning CJI
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Deccan Herald
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Economic Times
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Times of India
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Community discussion (5)
- No NALSAR Graduate Of 2026 Will Be Enrolled As Advocate, Says BCI Chairman After Students' Campaign Against CJI Surya Kantr/india · ↗
- BCI halts enrolment of NALSAR 2026 batch students over campaign against CJI Surya Kantr/india · ↗
- NALSAR students oppose CJI Surya Kant as convocation chief guestr/india · ↗
- Hyderabad-based NALSAR students urge university not to invite CJI Surya Kant as convocation chief guest. Here's whyr/india · ↗
- Outgoing NALSAR students do not want CJI Surya Kant at convocation ceremonyr/india · ↗
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