Free Press Journal · DistrictNews · 2026-08-15
'Witch Hunt Of Students': 400+ NALSAR Alumni Slam BCI Over 'Coercive' Enrolment Ban, Free Speech Row Over CJI Invitation
Over 400 NALSAR alumni criticised the Bar Council of India for its now-withdrawn order barring 2026 graduates from advocate enrolment and seeking names of students and faculty who opposed inviting CJI Surya Kant to the convocation. They called the move coercive and a threat to free speech. The CJI also sharply criticised the BCI over the order. 'Witch Hunt Of Students': 400+ NALSAR Alumni Slam BCI Over 'Coercive' Enrolment Ban, Free Speech Row Over CJI Invitation
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