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Honest multitude outshines dishonest few: Chief Justice at NLSIU after student stir
By Aneesha Mathur||3 min read at India Today
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Written by a model, not by India Today · not verifiedAI summary· Generated October 19, 2026
- Chief Justice of India Surya Kant criticized 'external forces' for attempting to disrupt NLSIU's convocation ceremony in Bengaluru, praising the students for choosing open discourse. The event had been rescheduled after a section of students opposed his participation, following a similar controversy at NALSAR in Hyderabad.
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Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Saturday criticised what he called attempts by “” to obstruct the National Law School of India University’s convocation, weeks after a section of students opposed his proposed attendance.
Addressing the rescheduled ceremony in Bengaluru as the university’s Chancellor, the CJI praised students for choosing “the sanctity of open discourse over the ”.