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"College students write inconsequential twitter post about Pending Supreme Court matter about people getting married, when their hostel rooms are broken, washrooms are despicable, have inadequate professors, enlarging batch sizes with reservations, stagnant and low pay in jobs, increasing fees, maladministering VCs, all time high nepotism, Sexual harrassment allegations"
https://www.barandbench.com/news/lawschools/student-bodies-and-queer-collectives-across-36-law-schools-condemn-bcis-statement-of-999-people-opposing-marriage-equality
There are so many important issues at NLUs: placements, administration, faculty, campus infra, mess food, NLU Nationalisation.... Yet, wokeism and culture wars take precedence and you have students agitating against the CAA, demanding transgender toilets, uninviting Governors etc.
I think the solution to this is to imbibe NLUs with a conservative atmosphere like IITs and IIMs. Those in power could make CLAT more maths-centric, scrap sociology and political science classes and replace with accountancy and management, generally make the curriculum at NLUs tougher etc.
Also, the solution is really simple. The legislature has to enact a uniform civil code and abolish religious laws. Very strange that the SC is avoiding the UCC issue.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IluvLw4CAUE
https://twitter.com/maryashakil/status/1650123687604137984?cxt=HHwWgMDRsYmwteYtAAAA
"As per documented history, ever since the inception of human civilization and culture, marriage has been typically accepted and categorized as a union of biological man and woman for the twin purpose of procreation and recreation. In such background, it would be catastrophic to overhaul something as fundamental as the conception of marriage by any Law Court, howsoever well-intentioned it may be."
https://www.barandbench.com/news/bar-council-of-india-asks-supreme-court-to-leave-the-issue-of-same-sex-marriage-for-legislative-consideration