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https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/when-young-lawyers-refuse-judgeship-i-tell-they-will-get-judges-deserve-cji-dy-chandrachud
Quote: But Uncle, how many bright young lawyers (especially non-nepo kids) are offered judgeship in the first place? Only two NLSIU alumni are judges (in Cal and Punjab HC) and even they are children of judges.
Quote: Do you have any evidence of this? Hasn't the government been regularly sitting / rejecting a whole bunch of collegium recommendations?
2. The evidence lies in the fact that even the collegium has never made sufficient number of recommendations to fill the vacancies at any given time! The government further culls the number by sitting on a few, but that does not mean that enough recos are being made to begin with!
Kaam karo.. mehnat karo... khaali phokat mein kuch nahin milta!!
There are thousands of judicial services officers who have dedicated thier life for the Judiciary. They have entered judicial services by own merit (unlike you with YVC's legacy) by writing exams. Give them a chance instead of reserving judicial vacancies in High court and Supreme court for nepo kids who must be elevated.