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Protests near Parliament in Delhi led to judicial controversy and a ban on NALSAR students by the Bar Council.

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Protests near Parliament in Delhi led to judicial controversy and a ban on NALSAR students by the Bar Council.

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  1. The Chief Justice of India intervened to stay an order issued by the Bar Council of India concerning the NALSAR batch.Sub-event
  2. Protests against CJI's comments and BCI's enrollment decisions regarding NALSAR.1 source
  3. Bar Council banned NALSAR students amid protests near Parliament, while Surya Kant addressed related petitions.1 source
  4. Supreme Court sought response to BCI's action against NALSAR students protesting.1 source
  5. SC reviewed BCI's authority on student protests while Mishra issued a directive for NALSAR students.1 source

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