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The problem is with dilution of the NUJS brand name. Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh also have more than one NLU. But these are separate universities with separate rankings and placements!! Let there be Asansol National Law University or Siliguri NLU for North Bengal. But not another branch or campus of NUJS which already has expanded to BSc and MSc Forensic Science courses. Further expansion under the same name will simply reduce quality and affect NUJS placements!! Strategically, the administration is silent on this.
WPA/10583/2024
WPA/3644/2024
You can check these on Cal HC website. Not a troll
Temper your faith in the judicial nominees who adorn the EC. And there is the lived experience of Lord Taluk!
When the credibility and reputation of the NUJS brand and placements could be at stake? 😂
Interestingly, this comes at a time when the Calcutta High Court has cancelled 25,000 state government school teacher recruitments because of mass corruption, while the education minister is in jail in connection with this same scam. The question to ask is whether NUJS has been immune to the corruption taking place in the state, or are there lots of skeletons in the closet? If the latter, shouldn’t Chandrachud be alerted?