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The demand for extended timings by the fifth years was never made out of sincere efforts to promote a good law school culture. Fifth years have been least involved in helping the junior batches academically or otherwise.
Thirdly, when push came to shove during the farewell night where the fifth years made a mockery of institutional ethics by engaging in open consumption of contrabands in the auditorium, despite having the next day reserved as unofficial farewell.
The fine imposed on fifth years is absolutely justified. It should set a precedent that you cannot toy with an academic institute and mould its sanctity for your unethical pursuits.
#1 HNLU admin ▮▮▮. Hence this Chanda Collection drive.
#2 This Chanda will be used by VCV and Registrar especially for procurement of Bullet proof cars, Z+ Security, Ambani ka Antillia, ▮▮▮ and AK47 to shoot students like Rocky Bhai (read ▮▮▮) did with Adheera.
Firstly, HNLU witnessed a mini outbreak of viral infections in the middle of September. The college authorities pushed the nearing mid semester exams by a week. However, the graduating batch rallied support from unnerving juniors to demand further postponement of exams even after the outbreak has dusted.
Secondly, the graduating batch put relentless pressure on the SBA to pursue an elongated campus in-timing till 3 AM. The administration agreed on 12 AM. However, they kept burning bridges and staged self serving protests inviting and pressurising junior batches to support their cause. The demand for extended timings was