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Are people volunteering for political parties, perhaps as part of their summer internships? I believe a few NLU volunteers have been hired by the IT cells of BJP, Congress and TMC?
Any goss on NLU alumni getting election tickets?
Finally, who are most people supporting?
BJP is winning as of now and everyone knows it except few people detached from ground.
BJP has done a lot of development in North India specifically my state so forgot about congress and I hope congress throws gandhi parivar out of party and get a new leadership to face BJP
You don't even need to be a law student or professional to know that BJP is gonna be back in power. Doesn't matter if they secure a bit less seats. RaGa will never be the PM. If you are a citizen of the country, that much should be obvious.
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