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I'm not familiar with the situation at other NLUs, but I know some people at MNLU Mumbai who tell me the situation there is similar to that of NALSAR.
The other thing thats important is that competition for top jobs and scholarships is fierce and its the main focus most of the time. no one has time for all this. Admin at NLUs also do not generally encourage cancelling professors or students. When some students tried to get a harvard alum in trouble at NLS, Sudhir stood up for her, refused to be cowed down and let the mob run the show. This isnt true for all NLUs but some for sure.
The problem with jgls is- 1) their students are non serious enough to waste time on all this instead of studying, 2) the curriculum and faculty are not allowed to be rigorous enough to keep students engaged. 3) its a very big university where people dont know each other and BBA and BA students even are often at odds. 4) to some extent the inmates are running the asylum. students have figured out that they can get professors and other students in trouble and that the admin would listen to them. it starts small- getting admin to change grades or demand a retest or demand extensions or lie about medical accomodation- but that kind of corruption and entitlement goes deep. 5) the admin at JGLS is corrupt. Theyre more interested in keeping their job and giving themselves raises than they are in building an academic institution.
Everyone has been talking about what the LW students said, but watch the whole video carefully. The first girl says a group of RW students chanted Jai Shri Ram and disrupted them. Also, the RW group were larger in numbers. So itβs clear that:
- there are both RW and LW students at JGLS
- they are clashing with each other
- contrary to perception, the RW group may be larger
So Iβm curious to know the scene at NLUs?? Is it the same?