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You totally missed the point. Problem is not with him inviting anyone he wants BUT if he officiates on a ceremony in the name of the chancellor, he has to treat everyone equally.

He is everyone’s chancellor and not just of a few influential kids.
Law firm partners/ CEOs/ senior advocates touch the feet of IRS officers..IRS is an Elite service just like IAS IFS .. stop this hierarchical nonsense
It’s not discrimination, it’s pragmatism. In India, you need to hobnob with rich and powerful people to run a university successfully. Even if that means pampering privileged parents and neglecting the rest. It’s how the system works.
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It’s like Hogwarts. Wizarding royalty like the Malfoys come first, then the mudbloods.
Jindal is a PRIVATE university. India is not a communist country (though some of you may want that lol). Thus, Naveen can invite whoever he wants and spend his millions however he wants. Cope and seethe.
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What did NUJS, NLIU and NLUJ and other NLUs do with their "connections"? I am keeping GNLU out because it has been very open about connections.
Why did you think that? He jumped political bandwagons when it suited him.
Nope. Read your constitution once again. This is a private university. Even more importantly, this is a dinner that he has invited people to personally.
Lol, for the Chancellor's dinner, it's ALWAYS been the social standing of parents :)
In other news, the sky is blue and the grass is green.
Big deal. Everyone knows that Jindal pampers students who fathers are big politicians, IAS officers, managing partners of T1 law firms, CEOs etc.
Nope, β€œuniversity” is treated as a state. All the protections against excessive state action viz, equal treatment, etc are applicable here
please appropriate the struggles of dalits more. how deluded to think not getting to network with a group is the same thing as facing violence for cultivating your own land.
Naveen Jindal has all right to meet selected number of persons at his place. But if he is inviting students or parents, he must not discriminate. If dinner is part of convocation, it must be open to all graduating students and parents.
Right when we thought this university couldn’t go any lower, it went lower by implementing its own caste system
bhai zero day aa rha hai tujhe dinner ki padi hai, mere taraf se khila de apne parents ko
This had happened in my batch too so safe to assume old practise
Raj has done this in the past. Pre covid batches will remember what it is called- β€œbottom rung” and β€œtop rung”. Except this time it is not students but social standing of Parents!
Let the uninvited students and their parents eat cake
It's his university, he gets to make the rules. If anyone has got a problem with that, then they can go to a public university, where this sort of thing is unlikely to happen.