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Oddly, anytime there's a post about this matter, 3-4 comments with very similar writing styles pop up calling for the Registrar and Director's exits. Reeks of an agenda.
If the Gujarat HC CJ's son is in NUJS shouldn't she have better idea about how NLU admins actually function. How did she miss the hoodwinks by the univ and state admins? Still, she is on a better wicket.
Look at how NLUJ played the HC and SC with the alleged murder case. Or IIT Kharagpur playing the Cal HC.
NUJS had its first review commission after 15 years! Wonder why the "stalwart trio" never bothered with the statutory obligation. Worse, why did the worthies including the Chancellor, gracing the GC/EC never bothered. Be that as it may, under student pressure the review took place. Whatever little "criticism/reality" seeped into the Report was due to intrepid students.
The Report snowballed into PIB and Co exits. Here too an Assistant Prof was handpicked as Registrar. But with PIB exit, he was smart enough to read the writing on the wall. So, he scooted and was later brought back by NKC. Maybe the potential of review reports to cause regime change had a chilling effect.
But the regime change had no effect on NUJS' terminal slide. Revival is unlikely if the usual business rules apply, which likely will.
After this will GNLU continue with the current director? What's the point of having an EC with state govt, UGC/BCI, HC and SC worthies when institutional rot is allowed to entrench?
Kindly remember how the first review commission report upset the apple cart? While things were "ironed out" its has been eons since another review took place (many NLUs never underwent the statutory reviews). Then again, does review commission reports really solve anything?