CJI's Stinging Critique on Unemployed Youth and Professional Integrity
Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant, remarked on unemployed youth turning to media activism, labeling them 'cockroaches'. Addressing a lawyer's pursuit of senior advocate status, the CJI criticized such aspirations and questioned professional integrity, warning of systemic attacks by societal 'parasites'. The petitioner's bid was ultimately withdrawn.
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Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on Friday made pointed remarks about unemployed youth, likening them to 'cockroaches' turning to media activism. His comments arose during a hearing with a lawyer seeking senior advocate designation.
The bench, which included Justice Joymalya Bagchi, expressed dissatisfaction with the aspirations of such advocates, questioning their professional integrity and warning against societal 'parasites' attacking the system.
The CJI also raised concerns about the authenticity of some degree holders in the legal profession and criticized the Bar Council's complacency. The lawyer ultimately withdrew his petition.
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