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In a landmark directive, the court ordered that a redacted copy of the student's answer book, along with the question paper, be forwarded to the Bar Council of India (BCI) and the Law Commission of India. The objective is to prompt a wider institutional review. The court has asked the BCI to examine whether the existing mechanisms for granting affiliation and conducting periodic inspections of law colleges are truly sufficient to meet the challenges of modern, globally competitive legal standards.

Furthermore, the court urged the Law Commission to investigate these broader issues and consider necessary reforms to enhance legal pedagogy. The court clarified that these instructions were not meant as a personal attack on any specific institution or teacher, but rather as a necessary intervention to bring focus to a systemic problem that risks undermining the integrity of legal practice in the country.

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This ruling serves as a stark reminder that merit and academic rigor must remain at the heart of professional education. As the BCI and the Law Commission take up this matter, the hope is that it will lead to stronger oversight and a renewed commitment to excellence in law schools nationwide, ensuring that future graduates are well-equipped to serve the cause of justice.