The controversy surrounding NALSAR University of Law has intensified as a group of lawyers staged a protest outside the Bar Council of India (BCI) offices in New Delhi on Thursday. The demonstrators, representing a collective of legal professionals, called for the immediate resignation of BCI Chairman Manan Mishra, alleging his leadership has compromised the integrity of the legal profession and the BCI's regulatory role. They argue that Mishra's response to the NALSAR incident, which involved student protests and administrative actions, has been inadequate and biased, failing to address underlying issues of institutional governance and student rights. The protestors criticized Mishra and the BCI for prioritizing political interests over legal education standards, accusing them of enabling a culture of suppression rather than reform. The demonstration reflects growing discontent among lawyers nationwide, who see the BCI's actions as undermining the autonomy of law schools and the rule of law. As the protest unfolded, participants held placards and chanted slogans demanding accountability transparently. The BCI has not issued an official statement in response to the protest, but Mishra has previously defended his actions, citing procedural norms. The NALSAR row has become a focal point for debates on legal education governance, with many calling for structural changes to prevent future crises.