'Our interests are the same': BCI chairman Manan Mishra's first reaction to CJP amid NALSAR-CJI row
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- Bar Council of India Chairman Manan Mishra stated that the interests of the CJP and the BCI are aligned.
- Mishra emphasized the BCI's goal is to protect the rights of Indian students.
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Bar Council of India Chairman Manan Mishra asserted that the interests of the CJP and the BCI are identical, particularly concerning the protection of students' rights. "I want to communicate to Abhijeet Dipke and Sourav Das that our interests are the same as theirs, to protect the rights of the students," Mishra stated.
The Bar Council of India aims to safeguard the interests of India's youth, according to Mishra. This statement comes in the context of a recent row involving NALSAR and the CJI.
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I want to communicate to Abhijeet Dipke and Sourav Das that our interests are the same as theirs, to protect the rights of the students.
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