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This system is broken - it only benefits the rich and powerful.
Lawyers don't.
London me uska 3rd marriage karwa diya mudiya ji ne aur yaha UCC.
https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/cbi-registers-second-corruption-case-former-allahabad-high-court-judge-justice-sn-shukla
Did you hear about the news where a former Judge of karnataka High court gave someone a bribe of 6 crore for a gubernatorial appointment.
The person who took bribe was arrested, but no inquiry on where the judge got the money.
The one in ▮▮▮ ▮▮▮ has become a tool
for ensures speedy approvals from his father's friends in ▮▮▮.
Surprisingly, the third top firm has hired the daughter of a very very senior official of ▮▮▮ due to which ▮▮▮ officers themselves promise very very speedy approval for ▮▮▮/▮▮▮ etc, provided the transaction bears the approval from the third top firm.
In return, the ▮▮▮ has been promised partnership in April 2024. Watch this space.
Shanti Bhushan: Eight chief justices were corrupt: Ex-law minister - The Economic Times (indiatimes.com)
Kitna dena padega?
This is legal profession, why would people come to us?
That's the least amount of fixing.
This profession is far from noble.
Else, Lage raho munna bhai.... Sweat shops