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They probably understood something that many of us still don't. For more on the history behind the mystery, please contact Pink Panther.
- Need to improve campus infrastructure
- Need for good faculty: recruit NLU alumni, plus good guest faculty
- Need for collaboration with good foreign universities like tier 1 NLUs (QS top 50 ideally, QS top 100 at a minimum)
- Need to raise funds from private donors
- Need to stop wastage of funds on BS courses like the BSc criminology course
- Need to eminent lawyers on the governing bodies instead of obscure TMC lackeys
- Need to reach out to the alumni network
Finally, in the short-term, immediately petition the CJI for a merit-based VC appointment and the inclusion of jurists of national eminence on the selection committee, similar to what was done at NLSIU.
For example, "demanding" good VC/faculty (through petitions et al) is tokenism because it goes nowhere and SJA is simply neither positioned nor equipped to enforce such demands.
I would instead ask, what leverage do the candidates already have or can create in the short-term to actually pressure the administration (both inside and outside campus) into cleaning the mess that continues to rot NUJS insidiously.
Funnily its all female sja now as the vp candidate from the other panel won