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It’s absolutely fine that Rahul Gandhi made a sarcastic remark about Adani yesterday and it’s absolutely fine if NLU students retweet it. But also remember this: certain T1 law firms make a lot of their money from advising Adani companies and recruit NLU students for that purpose. The poorer Adani gets, the less likely it is that these law firms will get work.
Of course, there are abundant opportunities to work as juniors to Supreme Court, High Court and trial court lawyers. No worries about finding a job with them. But last I checked, they don’t exactly pay well.