The Bar Council of India withdrew its blanket enrolment ban on Nalsar’s 2026 graduating batch within hours, easing uncertainty for students and employers. But it is pressing ahead with its inquiry into the campaign opposing Chief Justice of India Surya Kant’s participation in the convocation.
The Bar Council of India withdrew its blanket enrolment ban on Nalsar’s 2026 graduating batch within hours, easing uncertainty for students and employers. But it is pressing ahead with its inquiry into the campaign opposing Chief Justice of India Surya Kant’s participation in the convocation.
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The Bar Council of India withdrew its blanket enrolment ban on Nalsar’s 2026 graduating batch within hours, easing uncertainty for students and employers. But it is pressing ahead with its inquiry into the campaign opposing Chief Justice of India Surya Kant’s participation in the convocation.