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Last I checked….everyone paid the same fee right?
High time jindal stops this discriminatory practice/exclusionary system. It is happening every year.
University should reconsider
Paying fees does not entitle anyone to be invited to private dinners with a selected guest list. Paying fees entitles you to the opportunity to sit in class, learn, earn a degree, use the facilities. thats all it is.
If you like the parts about this private corporation that makes it easy for you to get a degree without earning it. You will have to put up with this and much worse.
- NLSIU leveraged its connection with a powerful bureaucrat very close to Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi, whose son was a student.
- NALSAR leveraged its connection with a top Union Minister in the Manmohan government, whose son was a student and who even today is one of the most powerful people in the Congress and a close advisor to the Gandhi family.
Suit 🥾 ki sarkaar
He is everyone’s chancellor and not just of a few influential kids.