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Now with chandrachud’s support NLS has the potential to become the first truly national law university of India
https://www.barandbench.com/news/supreme-court-justice-hrishikesh-roy-recuses-nlsiu-bengaluru-domicile-quota-case
NLS thrived before due to it's small batch size, super competitive selection process and the ability of students to learn and explore the law. Having a large batch size gives out a lot more challenges and this can already been seen why recruitment figures have been withheld.
Review Commissions, IDIA Student Diversity Reports etc before have already shown light on the lack of diversity in NLS and other problems like drugs. Hope the new Review Commission puts everything in a new light.