BCI halts enrolment of NALSAR 2026 graduates amid row over CJI Surya Kant in convocation, withdraws move later
The BCI has also sought a factual report from the university on the persons allegedly instrumental in initiating and organising a campaign concerning CJI
Following the BCI's initial order on August 13, the council has withdrawn its decision to freeze the enrolment of the entire 2026 graduating batch of NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. The decision was made after a thorough deliberation by the council. The council emphasized that the vast majority of the graduating students were innocent and had not intended to disrespect the Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant, who was invited as the chief guest for the convocation.
The BCI will continue with the factual inquiry into the controversy, awaiting the report from the vice-chancellor of NALSAR.
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