The Hindu National · DistrictNews · 2026-08-15
BCI chairman apologises to law students amid enrolment ban controversy
Without specifying the controversy or NALSAR, Mr. Mishra apologises for his words or letters that may have hurt students; says they should be free to form and express their own opinions; seeks dialogue, mutual respect BCI chairman apologizes to law students for any hurt caused, advocating for freedom of expression and mutual respect in dialogue. BCI chairman apologises to law students amid enrolment ban controversy
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