Kerala University conducts surprise inspection at Kerala Law Academy
Kerala University has conducted a surprise inspection of the Kerala Law Academy following allegations of regulatory violations. The investigation focuses on claims regarding excessive student admissions and the unauthorized scheduling of classes after 7 p.m.
Why it matters
The inspection highlights concerns regarding academic standards and compliance with Bar Council of India guidelines in legal education.
Kerala University conducted a surprise inspection at the Kerala Law Academy on Wednesday based on complaints that alleged violations of the guidelines issued by the Bar Council of India (BCI)
According to official sources, the university received complaints that the college has admitted 300 students each in two shifts for its three-year LL.B. programme. Besides, it is alleged that no other college in the State conducts an undergraduate law programme under a shift system.
Moreover, the university is investigating whether law classes are being conducted at the law college after 7 p.m. in violation of strict guidelines issued by the BCI.
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