The Bar Council of India has modified its earlier order, allowing all 2026 NALSAR graduates to seek enrolment with any State Bar Council. The decision follows an inquiry into an alleged campaign over CJI Surya Kant’s participation in the university’s convocation. BCI Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra said no student should suffer without fault, while the factual probe will continue.
The Bar Council of India (BCI) on Thursday modified its earlier directions concerning NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, allowing all students who graduated from the university in 2026 to seek enrolment with the State Bar Council of their choice.
The development comes after the BCI had earlier directed all State Bar Councils not to enrol any 2026 law graduate of NALSAR as an advocate until further orders. The directive was issued amid an inquiry into an alleged organised campaign concerning the participation or invitation of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant at the university's convocation.
BCI Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra announced the modification in a post on his official X handle, saying the Council had taken the decision after "detailed deliberation".
"All 2026 passed-out students of NALSAR will now be entitled to seek enrolment with the State Bar Council of their choice. The factual inquiry will continue, and further action will follow on the basis of the report," Mishra said.
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