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Probably the first NLU to do this. That’s good. But I vehemently disagree with the choice of speaker. No NLU should invite a state/central minister for this purpose. It should always be a noted lawyer. Jindal has invited law firms owners and very eminent Senior Advocates. That’s the right way. Don’t make it political.
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At least when I was in Jindal, some or the other minister used to be on campus for some talk or some shit every few weeks. The President of India too has been there twice.