Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Friday expressed displeasure over a Bar Council of India (BCI) circular banning enrolment of 2026-batch graduates of NALSAR University of Law as advocates, saying the issue was a dialogue between him and the students.
During the hearing on the NALSAR row, the CJI said students had a right to protest and questioned the BCI's intervention in the matter. “It's a dialogue between me and students; who are they (BCI) to interfere,” CJI Surya Kant said.
