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At NALSAR, many years ago there was an all-out fight between Veer Singh's camp and Amita Dhanda's camp which was fought openly in the media. How about now? Any camps?
At NLUD and GLU, there haven't really much internal faculty politics AFAIK. Or am I wrong?
NUJS is notorious for faculty in-fighting since the time Ishwar Bhat took over. Are things now just as bad?
At Jindal, the Palestine issue saw an open email fight between a corp law prof (supporting Israel and opposing Hamas) and Sameena Dalwai. Even the Haryana Women's Commission chief, with whom the student had shared the emails, addressed it. So is there are ideological polarisation?
How about other law schools?
For some reason, PPS saw to be it that we never get decent fac. As replacement, she brought in recent NLUJ LLM graduates or locals from Jodhpur colleges. It was horrible.
this interim vc was a decent prof, led a very successful centre, was examinations dean. everybody thought this new vc (from andhra uni) was going to be a puppet vc. but since he's come, the prof's name was removed from the list of past vcs (the sign board that hangs in vc cabins usually). she was removed as dean of exams, and now has been served a termination letter.
new vc has called her 'psychotic' and 'she has become mentally ill herself' (one of her children is mentally challenged. fuck him, fuck people losing their jobs like this, especially after making a shit centre in a shit nlu rise to such ranks. sure, sudha had the fiasco at the end of her tenure where she victim shamed some victims of sexual assault, but much people have gotten away with worse.
atleast she should have been not left jobless. she has challenged it in labor court. i hope the shit nlu loses.