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Unless you practice in Bangalore Courts or Real Estate firms you definitely don't need Kannad. You can manage with English and Hindi.
Note to the mod: this is sarcasm, please do moderate this. You'll have a habit of censoring minor jokes so here is the explanation🥲
Will this impact NLS in any way? Will the Karnataka Govt. force NLS to teach Kannada in the first two years of the 5-year program, and even worse - make Kannada the medium of instruction? Being a state university, NLS does not have much say and will have to comply. NLS will not want to spoil the relationship with the state government - paani mein rahkar, magar se bair nahi karte.