The Supreme Court’s rebuke of the Bar Council’s attempt to punish NALSAR graduates for lawful dissent exposes the conflict in allowing a ruling-party parliamentarian to head a regulator whose legitimacy rests on its independence
The Supreme Court’s rebuke of the Bar Council’s attempt to punish NALSAR graduates for lawful dissent exposes the conflict in allowing a ruling-party parliamentarian to head a regulator whose legitimacy rests on its independence