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SJA at NUJS pressured Lord Taluk into doing that. Even before that SJA smartly applied RTI for exposing several discrepancies that PIB and Co were brushing under the carpet.
After NKC took over, SJA imploded and the advantages gained were lost. Hopefully the current SJA will start the difficult journey of getting out of the morass.
Recently they have given a full professor of Human Rights contract to someone who does not have a masters. Apparently the current VC and this fellow had previous political links.
From Noojie experience, do not be surprised if papers go missing/lost or even created with back dates et al.
I hope some Noojie goes to Cal HC and through inquiry is conducted and the clean up is done in full earnest. No just recruitment but so many other rotten things have been covered up by successive VCs and their acolytes.