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One correction tho - the guy you are talking about was in the Singapore office last year or something like that. He changed firms and is now residing in London. Check LinkedIn.
1. The campus may be small, but it is right in the middle of the city with all the amenities that a metro city can provide, at relatively low cost that is the hallmark of Kolkata.
2. You probably belong to the first batch of a new law school and hence cannot see any senior. NUJS on the other hand has caring seniors from all years, a student and faculty mentorship system, alumni who regularly help students through talks, credit courses, internship assistance and at the time of placement.
3. All the resources that are necessary to study law and become great at it are available. If you are seeking AC living rooms or swimming pools, then you can live in some of the 5-star hotels that are nearby, instead of the hostel.
4. You display all the indicators of a bully and ragger yourself. At NUJS, none of that takes place. If you don't wish to do something, no senior can ever force you to do it. There is zero tolerance for ragging and alumni faculty who regularly encourage students to come to them for any reason whatever.
If you are frustrated, seek professional help for yourself. Don't mislead others.