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1. Salary wise good - 2nd NJPC have been already implemented there ,i.e., Basic would be 78000 and DA would be 42@% .
2. Facilities wise too good - you'll get PSOs from starting., Don't know about car but yaa you'll get 2bhk or 3bhk flat.
About later things I don't know , you must ask Judicial officers who are currently working in that state !
Not evertime we all look for facilities, perks etc., but other aspect too. Also yesterday the 2nd NJPC judgement announed which made unfiorm salary & pension in District Judiciary across the nation, only allowances left which is expected to be get decided by the end of this year. So salary, perks, pensions are no longer ans issues.
My friend is in Chhatisgarh Judicial Service & i used to visit him every year specially in winter vacations. If anyone ask me then I will reccomend for this state because -
1. Chiling work life - Normally anywhere administartive works or meetings or other office works scheduled post office hours but here I found that in exceptional cases they hold any meetings or adm. work post 5 pm means you're free to chill or enjoy with family post office hours. Also most of the time family parties held here either at large or within judges only but it happens and high officals from Executives like senior IAS / IPS also join your company.
2. Supportive work culture - This is the most important factor a job seeker expects from the job. Here I saw not only court staffs or senior judges but also the Bar is highly supportive. Even if you scold them, they avoud to retaliate and respond politely. Also the general public will provide you assistance whenever needed without any greed. Even the scope of office political culture is very less.
3. Coveted service feeling - Whoever wants to feel & enjoy the royality of judiciary CGJS is for them. The treatment, respect you'll get can't express in word. You will feel like "Aise lgta hai Apunich Baghwan hai". Like once we stucked in traffic & few auto drivers noticed my friend (we were in cab w/o bodyguard) they immediately clear the passage for us like it is an emergency vechile. My friend said that this is very common here as people gives lot of respect to judges then other govt officers. But here in Delhi even convoy holders suffer to get free way.
4. Other things - peaceful environment, fresh atmosphere, cheaper place, connected with nearest hill stations & coastal areas.
These are the factors which I either have not found or are exceptional in Delhi. There are other factors too but limited to four because to avoid any controversies.
Everyone wants good career progression & royal life style which is missing in DJS. In Delhi post court hour even your court peon don't bother about you unless he have any interest.
Why DJS is better -
1. Living in metro cities - No one wants to live in rural or underdeveloped areas. Majority have dream to live in cities where everything is available 24hr. After partition in 2000, my father choose & shifted to Jharkhad as we belong to the areas now in Jharkhand. Till now Jharkhand is among underdeveloped states of India. In remote areas forget about important thing, there is huge lack of basic amenities like good schools, societies, shops, transports, etc.
2. Good Safety - Security to Judicial officers are good but not adequate here even after 2021 incident. It is same throughout the state which should not be. Every districts have different level of threat and require securities accordingly. During tenure, we were transferred to many dangerous places where criminal activities normally can be seen. In many places whole city would go dark by 7 PM & no one dare to go out even the DM/SP used to shy away from going out. Now these issues has been resolved but not properly. The Judges / IAS are forced to shift their families to big developed cities of Jharkhand or anywhere in India.
3. Scope - few colleagues of my father were in DJS (same batch but they couldn't make to PDJ rank in Delhi due to age gaps & time taking promotion) they always use to share with us the scope & opportunities at Delhi in legal field (outside judiciary) whose 1/4 is not here till now. Even for retiree like he told us that hardly any ex-DJS officer would sit at home post retirement because many high paying opportunities are awaiting for them. They always instruct me don't go for govt. services & move further (i know the frustration because his batchamtes (nearly of same age) in other states makes to HC Judgeship but they not even to PDJ rank)
So, these are enough to compare why DJS is also best. Well I am not favoring that DJS is best in India as it have lot of demerits too (one i identified in point no. 03) but my purpose is to point out that every states have their own merits & demerits. All states are best in its own, it is upon the candidates to choose according to interest & research.
Will share about perks & facilities in Jharkhand judiciary shortly
Just downvote & Avoid them simple
‘Gmat competitive exam hein bhi nehi’ - Awww , more than 7 lakh candidates sit for the exam. And try to score 700 plus in gmat na? Your fake attitude of ‘soch liya karo bolne se pehle’ will fly out of the window. And no I won’t think , cause assessing which exam is tough and which exam is not doesn’t require too much of knowledge and experience. Maybe you require it , because well let’s admit you just said gmat is not a competitive exam.
Also how many people sit for DJS. Right. The number doesn’t even cross 20k. But don’t worry , even then you will not crack it. You know why? Because our judiciary doesn’t want folks like you who love to spread hatred just because their mediocrity is exposed. And I have never ‘shit’ on any thread, so don’t go around being frustrated and complaining about people for something they did not do.
‘Pata bhi hein competitive exam kya hota hein’ - at least I have proven that I know this better than you. Have you? And you first of all should not expect any logic when you yourself don’t have any idea what’s going on. I will like to urge the mod to allow this comment and not feel like I am taunting. Some people should know that their arrogance is not justified when their target is even noteworthy.
Maybe learn some manners next time.
For a while I could understand if you had compared b/w same eligibility criterias. Par yaha too kahani hi alag hai. For DJS only Law graduates with min. 50% + age between 21 to 35 (Gen.) can apply BUT BUT for Gmat who have min. 18 yr (also 13 to 17yr can appear with permission of guardian) and no uppar age limit and can apply irrespective of education qualification.
So definitely DJS would have less number of candidats where as Gmat would've higher. I don't understand what made you to compared between them & how number of candidates define exam toughness ?????? Indian railway exam hold the record of highest candidates appearance so it become toughest exam in India ??
P.S.: I am not that person whom you supposed to get respond or have responded. I am new for this thread. & Yes one more thing if you're not agree with anyone than respond politely, you're tone seems abusing, I don't know how mod. allowed your comment.
"more than 7 lakh candidates sit for the exam. And try to score 700 plus in gmat na?"
Point 1. Format of these exams
GMAT does not have limited seats. DJS does. So does any other judicial service exam as well as UPSC.
In GMAT, I'm not competing with other applicants or trying to out-rank others, I'm only trying to get a great score for myself. Unlike that, DJS, from the time of the notification has limited seats as notified each year i.e a candidate is competing with every single candidate to get a seat. The number of seats notified by the High Court of Delhi range from as low as 40 to as high as 120. In some years, DJS is not even conducted, GMAT is conducted five times in a year.
In DJS (like UPSC), you don't just want a good score, you also want to out-rank others. GMAT does not work like that.
Have you ever seen someone talk about their 'rank' after their GMAT result? No, because they are only concerned with their individual marks and not where they stand vis-a-vis others.
Point 2. Your inaccurate and untruthful statistics
Moving further, on how many people take GMAT. You have said 'more than 7 lakhs'. Let's fact check. Please read the following excerpt from Financial Times article dated May 9, 2022:
"According to data from the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), which owns and administers the GMAT, in the testing year (TY) 2017, as many as 250,761 MBA aspirants across the world took the GMAT, but in TY18 it dropped to 242,714, and further to 225,621 in
TY19, 173,176 in TY20 and 156,453 in TY21.
In the US, which has the maximum number of people taking the GMAT historically, the number of people taking the GMAT has dropped by over 50% from 79,746 in TY17 to just 38,509 in TY21.
In China, the number of GMAT test takers has reduced from 68,906 in TY17 to 39,739 in TY21.
In India, the country which has the third largest GMAT exam takers, the number of aspirants dropped from 32,514 in TY17 to 32,425 in TY18 to 30,590 in TY19 and 26,129 in TY20, before increasing marginally to 27,445 in TY21."
TL;DR - In 2021, worldwide 1.5 lakh applicants took GMAT. In India, in the same year, apprx 28k applicants took GMAT.
Even if the number has gone up since 2021, your "7 lakh" number is absolutely untruthful, and an irresponsible statement.
Let us also not forget that GMAT applicants come from all fields (business, commerce, law, humanities, engineering, etc.) and GMAT is used to apply to hundreds of colleges, whereas DJS is an exam open only to law grads and thus the pool of people are also quite different.
Therefore, the comparison of DJS with GMAT makes no sense, and even if done as per your logic, your numbers are made up and a complete lie.
"But don’t worry , even then you will not crack it. You know why? Because our judiciary doesn’t want folks like you who love to spread hatred just because their mediocrity is exposed."
Personal attacks, much? Thanks for your good wishes and I hope you aren't this bitter in real life.
Lastly, you are the one comparing exams of different fields, and disrespecting and dissing on an exam for judges in our country, and at the same time also saying "our judiciary doesn't want folks like you who love to spread hatred". Are you talking about yourself?
"at least I have proven that I know this better than you." Decided yourself? Judge in your own cause?
If somebody wants to become a judge in Delhi, if they are an aspirant for DJS, why are you so attacked by it and why do you feel the need to bring DJS down using made up numbers?
If somebody wants to do an MBA, they'll take GMAT (fair), and if somebody want to join judicial service, they'll take DJS (or any other judicial exam -- also fair), but how are you making this about which exam is better? Each exam is better for the person who wants to pursue that field. How are you comparing MBAs with judiciary? If I want to become a judge, should I instead take GMAT just to prove that I have cleared GMAT? What's going on...
kisi ko kuch bhi pata ho to bata do ghar par sbko lag rha jhut bol rahi hu ki pariksha diya kuyki official number & cutoff hi nhi dikha paa rahi
thanks you in advance
All places mentioned other than Delhi offer good career progression and if selected with a good rank before 25 one can easily get elevated to the High Court by the end of their career.
Delhi is obvious, but you'll be given 138 NI cases to handle for the first 3 years with very less diversity of cases.
The reason why these states must be preferred is due to the Mai Bap culture, you will command respect not just within your court but outside it as well.
Also, the perks in all the states are almost same due to the Uniform implementation of the recommendations of the second judicial pay commission.
As of now states with the old pension scheme amongst the mentioned states are Rajasthan and Chattisgarh, but if the SJPC recommendations with regards to pension are implemented the same (OPS) will be applicable to all the states. Keep in mind that OPS is more lucrative than NPS.
The in hand salary of a fresher judge in almost all the states is more than 1Lac per annum plus perks and allowances like residence, Vehicle/fuel, helper etc.
Best state in my opinion amongst all is Uttar Pradesh.
In BIHAR :
1. ACCOMODATION - 4BHK (3BHK + 1 Office room) type V-VI govt. appartment provided to all judicial officer. Whoever alloted bungalows will have 5BHK (4BHK + 1 Office room) of type VI-VII. This rule was brought by Bihar Govt. in compliance with Central Sponsored Scheme around in the year 2007-09. Nearly in every districts of Bihar, new semi furnished quarters & bungalows has been constructed on modern pattern with all amenities (you will love it). Bihar govt. is planning to provide one AC to home offices of every judicial officers (also recommended in 2NJPC) earlier it was only provided to DJs / Family Judges / CJMs.
2. SECURITY - 24 × 7hr Armed rifle Home guard provided to judical accommodations. For judicial quarters home guards may be around 3-5 while for judicial bungalows 2-4.
In Civil Judges (Jr. Divi) bodyguard provided only to SDJMs/Railway Magistrates/ Special Judicial Magistrates of important courts (like CBI, etc) for other if circumstances justified then. However liberty has been given to the female judicial officers (specially in affected areas) that they can avail whenever needed.
3. CAR - Independent official car provided to DJs/ Family Judges/ ADJ-1 / CJMs only. Special Judges of CBI, NIA, etc courts (in ADJ to DJ rank) are either provided the Inde. car or driver pay + fuel allowances. While other Judges have to opt. either pool car facility or fuel allowances.
4. PEON / ORDERLY & PA - All Judges provided with min. 2 orderlies (peon) except DJs which have 5, CJMs have 4-5 (district wise), ADJ-1 / Family Judges / Sub Judge-1 / Munsiff provided 3.
Additionally 1 PAs provided only to DJs, Family Judges & CJMs. While others judges any one clerks acts as PA also.
5. OTHER MINOR PERKS - iPad 256GB (cost around Rs. 50K) + HP laptop with windows 10 & utubnu (soon planning to replace with Macbook) & HP printer (MFP M128fn) + CUG number + SCC online subscription + other gadgets time to time as HC & Bihar Govt. deem fit
6. Work Environment : Every office environment has mixed culture but here percentages of cool people is more. If you're outsiders they will treat you more than insiders.
These all are accurate information taken from my Brother working in BJS. Anything else want to know about BJS drop your message here.
Covering only important Facilities & Allowances in Delhi & UTs :
1. Accomodation - 3 or 4 bhk flats or HRA at Central Govt. norms (no bungalow system for DJS except PDJ). Due to frequent transfers within cities many prefer to shift permanently rather than opting quarters (for DJS).
2. Car - Same as other states BUT BUT here they also have to pay if uses it for non-official purpose and on payment max. 500 KM they can took their official car. This rule is same for all Central Govt. & Delhi Govt. employees.
3. Home orderly - Due to distance b/w court & residence, it is unable to get the services of orderlies extended to the home also. Thus here home orderly ALLOWANCE given to hire one unskilled labour as orderly. CMM & PDJ can hire 2 & 3 respectively.
4. Security - Non-armed security provided to judicial residential complexes. Govt. hire guards from verified private service providers. PSO only provided to specifc judges.
5. Other allowances :
5.1. Tech. Allowance - 1.10L (every 4yr) + Mobile phone (every 3yr)
5.2. Furniture Allowance - 1.25 (every 5yr)
5.3. Free electricity & Water - 6K unit /annum for civil judges & 8K unit /annum for DJ cadre
5.4. Children Education Allowance - Rs. 2250/month & Hostel Subsidy Rs. 6750/ month (for 2 children upto class 12th)
5.5. Newspaper Allowance - Rs. 500/month (2 paper & 1 magazine) for civil judge & Rs. 700/ month (2 paper & 2 magazine) for DJ
5.6. Robe Allowance - Rs. 6K (every 3yr)
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Only specific ias &ips babus are given fortuner (wo v old ka old model) while judges have either Indica or Maruti ciaz or scorpio or safari & almost every district judge's safari or scorpio has been replaced with Innova crysta (lastest model)
Now judges are purchasing there dream cars of latest model like Honda city, verna, creta, sokda superb, harrier, safari, ciaz, fortuner, etc. I saw in Maharashtra & Haryana few judges owned BMW / Mercedes. On youtube saw in Rajasthan a judge have Range Rover.
So maje lo guru or kya chaiye
The informations are true and sources are judges personal insta & fb handel and also few YouTube videos. They actually own BMW/Range Rover car. Anyone can visit & verify. So please remove the contested tag.
THANKS
semi furnished residence (4bhk) + 2 peons + furniture allowances (every 5yr) + pool car or fuel allowances (50 in remote & 70 in metro areas) + electronic gadgets (laptop, printers, etc) + other allowances as was orderd in 1njpc
Interesting part is that they're among the states where judiciary have good infrastructures. newly chambers (wooden finishing) + residence built on modern concepts.
The only bad thing is that bright NLU grads working in the state judicial services may be a waste of talent for the nation, as these grads may not make it to the HC and will definitely not make it to the SC. Thus, what we urgently need is an Indian Judicial Service with guaranteed promotion to the HC and a strong chance of promotion to the SC. That will then be a top career choice for NLU grads.
1. No respect compared to actual UPSC grads. Let’s imagine a situation where you and your friend (who cracked upsc) are sitting and chatting with your peers. The person who cracked CSE is much much much more respected than a person who got through DJS. Heck even top rankers in DJS are not that celebrated as we celebrate UPSC results. Why? Because the competition at djs is way less.
2. Meagre salary- Don’t mislead youngsters by saying “this bungalow and that hike and that pay commission” - the average salary won’t even increase beyond 60k for the first 17 years. After 50 only you get housing facilities and a security guard(which lmao isn’t permanent). On the other corporate grads who become partners earn way more and form powerful connections. Want more power? Give UPSC or rather get a M7 business school degree.
3. Read the first two points and follow it to the word. They are true. Sorry for not painting a ‘rosy’ picture.
This was genuinely not trollish but a mirror for gen-z grads to not waste talent and not pay attention to folks here. You know why you are being told to join judiciary? Because your college doesn’t have good placements. Very few people join it out of passion and that too very few from tier-1. This was not trollish and never will be
Either he is a frustrated student or candidate.
Good point is that he himself believe that his comment deserves to be trollished
@kian plse consider his request.
As to salary, “won’t even increase beyond 60k”??? Bhai??? Before I left my job, I had face to face conversations with serving DJS officers and their starting (in-hand) salary was 95k+ (plus i.e another 20-25k which they get through reimbursement-based allowances). This is the STARTING in-hand salary.
If you don’t want to trust my personal information, fine. Look at the last notification of DJS 2022, it’s publicly available. The basic salary starts at Rs. 56,100 as per the notification. First things first, you get DA and HRA on the basic salary. As per current prevailing rates, officers get 42% DA and 27% HRA added to the basic salary. Do the numbers and we get apprx Rs 94,809 per month. This is the amount they get EXCLUDING the home orderly allowance, petrol allowance, electricity and water allowance (these are given as reimbursements, and I’m told that it comes around 25k per month).
Mind you, this is the CURRENT salary of DJS as Delhi Govt applies the 7th pay commission to DJS and DHJS. Which means that this is before the second judicial pay commission is even implemented in Delhi. Once it is implemented, the numbers are expected to increase.
I’m so tired of people misguiding law students to run behind corporate jobs. I’m not dissing at UPSC at all, but judiciary is not a bad option either especially for some of us who want a decent work-life balance and a job that actually means something in the society. I agree that the “power craze” behind UPSC is much more, but so what? Not everybody cares about that?
Stop with the misinformation, seriously, grow up.
So, ▮▮▮
Do you have a private email or something?
As someone who is really confused, clearing a few doubts would be wonderful.
Go, create another thread & discuss there.
Welcome to the internet sweetie.
Second thing "bright NLU grads working in the state judicial services may be a waste of talent for the nation" ????? Most hilarious statement i've ever read.
So, you want that u'r bright nlu grades should be directly appointed to Chief Justice or Justice of state at the age between 21 to 35 w/o any legal experience. R u noob totally ??
Third one - "creation of IJS with guranteed promotion to HC" - again 🤣. Which service in the world gives you guaranteed promotions dude??? You give nothing or zero /less effort but yet claim progression. Wah Bhaiyaji Wah !!!! Only principle for promotion is "Merit-cum-Eligibilty" which every organization follows. Even in IAS or IPS, only 20-25% make for Addl. Sec. & 8-12% make for Secretary Scale based on performace, rest 80-85% are either itself or compulsory offered tata bye bye letter at level 13 to 15 cpc matrix if performance is unsatisfactory.
& mere creating IJS nothing will change as it will only merge the HJS exam of all states. But the seat in HC will remain as it is i.e., 1/3rd, rest 2/3 rd is fixed for the Bar & neither govt nor SC/HC would change or let it go easily. SC in its latest judgement cleared that they are not interested in increasing reserverd seat more than 1/3rd. So anyhow you make to District Judge rank (even through IJS) still you'll be allotted only among 1/3rd quota based on merit-cum-seniority.
Whenever you take charge must bring change in the constitution with substitution that "50% or more seats to be reserved for bright nlu grades in HCs as they are the sole assests of our legal field, nation & they should be relaxed from all other qualifications.
𝐒𝐜𝐞𝐧𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐨𝐬 𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐨𝐫 𝐭𝐨 𝐅𝐍𝐉𝐏𝐂 -
1. In many states like Bihar, UP, MP, etc the salary of District Judge was equal to District Magistrates with less or nearly equal perks & alliwances. Many places DMs were given newly built bungalows with all amenities whereas DJs were still using old british era made accommodations with less facilities. Other judges accommodations was like Dharamshala's. Even at many places special electricity facilities (means 24×7 hr electricity) were not extended to any Judges (include DJs) but was available to top district executives.
2. In majority of states the order of prefernce of DJs was after DMs & no value of CJMs. Also I saw on multiple occasions that DMs & ADMs used to address DJs by their name rather than sir /mam & had no fear of court rather judges used to fear.
3. Except DJs no practical SOPs was for other like some judges who don't have their own four wheelers use to visit court by walking, Rickshaw, shared Autos/taxis, bicycles (yes it's true), bike etc. The profession was like that even the peons didn't give much attentions to their respective judges.
Most of the time I used to think that why no young ones join judiciary like other pcs or upsc & every time I came across with uncle ji like faces & rarely 2-3 females (yet more than HJS grade of that time). Later I got to know that none join as an aspirants but unwillingness due to financial pressure. Also exams was not tougher that time & recuritment through source was also common in remote states. Whoever clear other pcs or upsc they immediately join there w/o giving a thought.
𝐁𝐔𝐓 𝐁𝐔𝐓 all scenario started changing after 1NJPC, in which major two ruling was -
1. Removing 3yr practice criteria.
2. Upgrading district judicial officers ranking at par with IAS grades & removed comparison with other State services.
& The effect was getting seen from 2004, when the induction of young & personality minds taking momentum + adoption of new judicial rankings by states & centre shows the rise of new district judiciary.
𝐅𝐄𝐖 𝐄𝐅𝐅𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐒 :-
1. Uniform pay, perks, ranks made across India like All India Service. Also order of preference now at par with counterparts IAS at any functions.
2. Sir / Ma'am terminology adopted to address any judicial officers even of same ranking or junior.
3. Judicial officers started recognizing & valuing their designations & service. Also started carrying fearless attitude. They learned from IAS /IPS grades that how to keep maintain their standards & everything even at low emoluments. Also the societies & other important wings started treating judicial officers like how IAS / IPS fellows gets.
4. The craziness for this job touching sky. Now on large scale the female community opting judiciary as dream career rather than other job. Example - among my connections, one left RBI Grade B (was female) & 3 another left T1 law firm for PCS (J) while one of my colleagues brother did his master from QMU London through scholarship and later join judiciary. From various sources learned that top NLU grades are opting PCS (J) over other on large scale.
5. New deputation posts & scope created same like IAS / IPS grades at centre and states. Like ADJs & DJs nomore compared with DMs scale and getting recognition at par with Joint Secretary - Secretary to Govt. of India & getting union posting.
6. Facilities, perks & lifestyle are highly improved. Recently I got the chance to visit one serving IAS officer's residence (not DM or Commissioner) in MP it was totally in poor states but when I visited judicial colony in same district the first impression of colony was enough to explain the standard of quarters. I was totally surprised that how much judiciary upgrade itself.
There are many more effects to write but I think its enough as 2NJPC already out & implemented (except allowances). Also the Apex Court in same case strictly directed now to use "𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐭 𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐫𝐲" in place of "𝐒𝐮𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐫𝐲" will add more glorification.
If compare b/w pre-njpc era Vs. post-njpc era in one sentence -
"𝐍𝐎𝐖 𝐈𝐓𝐒 𝐁𝐄𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐄 𝐃𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐌 𝐉𝐎𝐁 𝐋𝐈𝐊𝐄 𝐈𝐀𝐒"
Hope the respective High Courts too focus like this on district judiciary.
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But i am thinking about other independent bodies like election commission or CAG if same service will be created how they'll force to issue fund ???
ii. Confusing correlation with causation at many places.
But when it comes for creation of IJS they put objection in lighting speed.
Now It's high time that seats of judicial officers in HC should be raised upto 50%. high number of promotee judges may grab attentions of CJ & colleagues toward welfare of district judiciary more.
Will share why everyone prefer RJS or HJS over other
Villages me abhi b 3-4 hours jaati h. Duungarpur, banswara..Inverter there but you cant run ac on it.
Or wse v ye post judicial service ke regarding baat krne ke liye hai na ki kaha bijli hai ya nhi. Go & talk to electrcity dept for that.
I don't know about other states Judicial Academy's but if anyone knows or have similar experiences do share.
P.S.: I am a female & A1 at known T2 firm. It was my sister from 30th BJS batch with whom I went (ex-A1, T1 firm)
Wating for RJS vacancy
Goa ka alag hua too maje hi maje hai fir too
Plus, DJ rank officers do in fact get bunglows. There's literally a government accommodation called "Sessions House" in civil lines.
As for your snide quore/coaching remark, if that makes you feel better, sure buddy. I'm content knowing that what I have shared is based on personal knowledge, and am also confident that your counter is based merely on the surmise that since MPs don't get bunglows, DJs won't either. How about getting some actual on-the-ground knowledge once you graduate & interact with the judiciary?
don't know about other courts sessions judges house at delhi.