DU can induct 2,310 students in LLB course this year: HC
28 Jun 2017 11:56 PM IST
Do not penalise those who want to study LLB by cutting down the number of seats, the Delhi University was told on Wednesday by the Delhi High Court, which allowed the varsity to admit 2,310 students in the course this year as has been done for the past nine years.
In its interim order, a bench of Justices Manmohan and Yogesh Khanna said that since the Law Faculty of the varsity has been admitting 2,310 students since May 2008, it could admit the same number in the present academic session as well.
"Why people should be penalised? Let them study. Give them a chance to study. If people want to study from there (DU), let them. Don't reduce the capacity at this juncture.
The court brushed aside the Bar Council of India's (BCI) objections that enough permanent teachers or infrastructure was not there, saying "don't create a ghost where there is none".
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