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NALSAR students oppose CJI as convocation guest
The Hindu··10 Aug
Outgoing NALSAR University 2026 students opposed Chief Justice of India Surya Kant as their convocation guest over remarks on Delhi protests. About 70 students wrote on July 23, and roughly 380 from later batches later endorsed the stand. The dispute centres on whether the CJI should still address graduates after those public comments on protests.
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What It Means For You
- Law students and alumni can note outgoing NALSAR 2026 students opposed CJI Surya Kant as convocation guest over Delhi protest remarks.
- Campus communities can track that about 70 wrote on July 23 and roughly 380 from later batches endorsed them.
- Anyone following university governance can watch whether the guest invitation stands or changes.
What's Happening
- Outgoing NALSAR 2026 students opposed CJI Surya Kant as their convocation guest over remarks on Delhi protests.
- About 70 students wrote on July 23.
- Roughly 380 students from later batches endorsed the opposition.
When Convocation Guests Meet Campus Free Speech Tests
- Judicial officers as ceremony guests carry prestige but also invite scrutiny of their recent public remarks.
- A small initiating letter can scale quickly when later batches endorse the same objection.
- Law schools sit at a unique pressure point because graduates are trained to contest authority through reasoned dissent.
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