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    BCI U-Turns Within Hours, Scraps Ban on NALSAR Graduates' Bar Enrolment

    Shubham BhakuniUpdated on 13 Aug 2026, 10:32 PM IST

    Hours after blocking the 2026 graduates of NALSAR Hyderabad from advocate enrolment, the Bar Council of India took a U-turn, modifying the letter and withdrawing the ban.

    BCI U-Turns Within Hours, Scraps Ban on NALSAR Graduates' Bar Enrolment
    BCI Scraps Ban on NALSAR Graduates' Bar Enrolment

    In a fresh communication, the BCI's Council said it had "thoroughly discussed and deliberated" the Chairman's letter to NALSAR's Vice-Chancellor and all State Bar Councils.

    The Council stated that, as per the latest report, the vast majority of NALSAR students are innocent and they were not inclined to take part in the move of disrespect.

    Accordingly, the Council has modified the letter of the Chairman with regard to the Vice Chancellor of NALSAR and all State Bar Councils. It clarifies that all NALSAR students will be entitled to enrol with the state bar council of their choice.

    Background

    Earlier, in a letter directed to NALSAR University, Hyderabad and all state bar councils, BCI Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra had blocked the advocate enrollment of all 2026 pass-out students from NALSAR Hyderabad until further orders. The letter was in response to an alleged campaign regarding the proposed participation/invitation of Hon'ble Justice Surya Kant, Chief Justice of India, at the university's convocation.

    The letter objected to the reported campaign and directed NALSAR Hyderabad to furnish the factual account and identify the persons involved in initiating, organising, coordinating or mobilising the reported campaign. Accordingly, the Vice Chancellor of NALSAR Hyderabad was asked to examine and submit an authenticated report to the BCI within a period of three days.

    While the Council will wait for the inquiry report of the Vice Chancellor, no student will be prohibited from enrolling in the State Bar Councils.

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