Srishti Ojha · DistrictNews · 2026-08-15
Students free to express their views: BCI chairman apologises after NALSAR row
The BCI chairperson has apologised to law students amid the NALSAR controversy, saying he regrets any words or communication that may have hurt their sentiments. Students free to express their views: BCI chairman apologises after NALSAR row
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