Which Statutory Body Apologised Over the NALSAR Law Graduates’ Enrolment Controversy?

NALSAR Enrolment Controversy | Current Affairs 2026

The Bar Council of India (BCI), the statutory body regulating the legal profession and legal education in India, issued an apology and clarification following the controversy surrounding the enrolment of 2026 law graduates from NALSAR University of Law.

The controversy began after the BCI directed State Bar Councils not to enrol NALSAR’s 2026 graduating batch as advocates amid a dispute involving students’ objections to the invitation of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant to the university’s convocation.

The BCI subsequently withdrew the enrolment restriction and allowed the graduates to enrol with State Bar Councils of their choice.

BCI Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra later apologised to the students, stating that he regretted any words or communication that may have hurt their sentiments and reaffirming that students should remain free to express their views.

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Question: Which statutory body issued an apology and clarification over an enrolment controversy affecting law graduates from NALSAR?

✅ Answer: Bar Council of India (BCI)

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