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Once foreign accountancy firms came in the entire market changed. Until a market is monopolised by Indian forces which work on the mentality of exploitation, it can never prosper for the workers, only for the employers.
Having read the A.K Balaji judgement and the Advocates Act, I have come to the conclusion that the Act has to be amended for foreign firms to be allowed to- no way around it.
As I understood the Modi government is for that. How do we as lawyers reach out to the BCI to expedite this process? The Delhi high court writ will also be rendered infructious once the act is amended.
Genuinely looking for answers. Corp lawyers as a group are very complacent. Let’s do something about our own futures please.