Over 700 NLSIU students and alumni said the BCI chairman does not represent the full Council and had no power to unilaterally bar NALSAR's 2026 batch from enrolment.
6 years after parliament legislated the Arbitration Council of India, its absence has stopped looking like delay and started looking like a verdict on its design.
Over 700 NLSIU students and alumni said the BCI chairman does not represent the full Council and had no power to unilaterally bar NALSAR's 2026 batch from enrolment.