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It’s plainly obvious that NLSIU alumni are preferred by the Congress for judgeships, law officer posts etc. Above all the ideological commonality between NLSIU alumni and the Congress: secularism and left-liberalism unite both. Rahul has also visited NLSIU and Prof Mohan Gopal was one of his close advisors.
So it’s obvious that NLSIU will be in prime position to dominate law officer appointments and judicial appointments. But who all? Gopal? Menaka? Sondhi? Are they are our future AG and SG?
But don’t rule out non-NLU nepo kids taking some prime slots.