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NALSAR row explained: Students' protest over CJI's invite, BCI's flip-flop, SC steps in

NALSAR row explained: Students' protest over CJI's invite, BCI's flip-flop, SC steps inWorldPing

The Bar Council of India encountered significant backlash for its initial directive affecting NALSAR law students. Following public outcry and intervention from the Supreme Court, the Council revoked its order.

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Bar Council of India chairman Manan Kumar Mishra is central to a recent controversy. The council's directive against NALSAR graduates was withdrawn after widespread criticism. Students have a right to protest, the Supreme Court observed on Friday.

Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Times of India