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Delhi High Court Directs BCI To Issue SOP For Physical Conduct of AIBE 2021

By - Shreya Agarwal
Update: 2021-01-07 06:58 GMT

Disposing off a plea by Adv. Purav Middha for the conduct of the All India Bar Examination, 2021 through the online mode, the Delhi High Court today ordered Bar Council of India (BCI) to issue the Standard Operating Procedure for physical conduct of the All India Bar Exam (AIBE) on January 24, 2021, amid COVID-19 pandemic.The BCI has rejected the option of online conduct of the exam...

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Disposing off a plea by Adv. Purav Middha for the conduct of the All India Bar Examination, 2021 through the online mode, the Delhi High Court today ordered Bar Council of India (BCI) to issue the Standard Operating Procedure for physical conduct of the All India Bar Exam (AIBE) on January 24, 2021, amid COVID-19 pandemic.

The BCI has rejected the option of online conduct of the exam citing concerns about a majority of the takers of the exam not having access to internet facilities. On the expression of such concern Middha retreated to the extent that an SOP could be issued by BCI regarding the physical conduct of the exam, in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.
(This is a developing story)

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