The Nationwide Regulation College of India College (NLSIU) Bengaluru has introduced the cancellation of its thirty fourth Annual Convocation, which was scheduled to be held on September 12, citing unavoidable circumstances.
As per its communication, all graduating college students will now be conferred their levels ‘in absentia’, as per the notification issued by the College at present.
Within the communication issued, the Registrar has knowledgeable that regardless of ‘collective finest efforts’, the convocation couldn’t be held because of ‘unavoidable circumstances’.
The notification provides that graduating college students would obtain their certificates by courier or can gather them from campus.
“…On August 3, 2026, the Educational Administration group had emailed the graduating college students with advance discover of September 12, 2026 because the proposed date for the Annual Convocation. Regardless of our collective finest efforts, because of unavoidable circumstances, we’re unable to carry the thirty fourth Annual Convocation”, the notification states.
The College mentions that it has made various preparations for conferring levels publish due approvals by the governing our bodies
The College has additional said:
“…The College will share a brand new type and the method with all graduating college students to decide on their most popular choice later at present….”
It’s pertinent to notice right here that the 2026 graduating batch of NLSIU together with over 120 alumni had on August 15 condemned Bar Council of India’s (BCI) now withdrawn motion in opposition to outgoing batch of students of NALSAR, Hyderabad and had demanded an “unconditional apology” from BCI to NALSAR’s scholar and school group.
Extra importantly, in the identical letter, the scholars had demanded the reconsideration of CJI Surya Kant because the Chief Visitor at NALSAR’s convocation whereas concurrently registering their ‘disapproval’ of the CJI gracing NLSIU’s personal upcoming convocation, together with the attendance of BCI Chairman and senior advocate Manan Kumar Mishra.
Whereas the BCI had closed all proceedings in opposition to NALSAR on the time of the aforesaid letter, the NLSIU college students had asserted that “the truth that such unconstitutional and unlawful ‘proceedings’ may be initiated by a statutory physique in opposition to college students and school members of a public college within the first place doesn’t alter the character or the bigger influence of such actions.”
