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VCV is VC Vivekanandan, former professor at NALSAR. He deserved to have been appointed instead of NKC last time, but the TMC pushed through NKC.
MKS is MK Sinha. Was a professor and NUJS and one of MP Singh’s recruits. He left for ILI and has been in Delhi for a long time.
VCV and MKS will definitely be an improvement over NKC, but what NUJS really needs is a top-class NLU alum like Sudhir.
Mamata as CM = Bhat, Amit Talukdar and NKC as VCs = Sanjay Basu and Kalyan Banerjee on the governing body.
Res ipsa loquitor.
Who it WILL be: Probably Rathin (▮▮▮) or one of the two Dubes (▮▮▮ but not terrible).
Who it CAN be: Faizan Mustafa. His political ideology will suit the TMC and also the students, who are mostly left-leaning. At the same time, he governed NALSAR well. First thing he did as NALSAR VC was write a letter to all alumni requesting their help and inputs.
Who it WON’T be: VCV or Sinha. No political heft.