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He said he doens't want to say.
Drop it.
They tried to contact after my first year but I didn’t choose to return.
I can’t get into the details for personal and legal reasons.
I didn’t take any coaching. Just gave mocks from a frnd who used to sell it to me for 50-75 rupees per mock.
For instance my parents kicked me out on my birthday. I have no incentive to lie here. It was a rough time and I was barely 19 at that time. I did odd jobs (like waiting tables, helping in plantation drives, sweeping sometimes and funded my law school like that). I won’t mention the batch and which nlu to keep my anonymity intact. I did academically well and till only two frnds know about this. I also got decent scholarships from college to flourish. Currently working at a tier-1 in Mumbai. I still did bartending as I didn’t want to forget my roots of struggle and tbh I will restart it again.
What I am saying is that no one will give a damn. So instead of coming on legally india and asking about a recourse- find out where you are good at (assuming you are a law student, pardon for undermining the sample viewership of LI), do odd jobs(trust me it helps the economy and respects those who are in the profession), and maybe for your own mental health- don’t contact your parents. But if you have already reconciled (which should be the primary step anyway) then it’s good.
Anything else- go back to them or just avoid. Assuming you have an income or cash in hand presently to sustain. If you are dependent on your parents, either take a job or just go back.