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Also, considering the present state of SC judges, he was also not getting relief from the bench.
So he chose the most sensible and dignified way out which is retirement.
Considering his political leaning, it's quite possible that he'll contest elections in Gujarat with any of the opposition parties.
Bade log. Badi baatein.
These guys can afford to retire and pursue their passions with all the money that they have amassed meanwhile the rest of us continue to slave our lives out trying to earn a living.
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Dave was one of the top seniors. He should lead his retired life with content.
Let’s just leave it at this: Retirement was the right decision for him. He served the Bar and the country in the best way he knew how. We wish him all the very best in this new chapter.
His retirement should serve as a timely reminder for all of us to take our mental health seriously — to reflect on how we respond to our environment: are our reactions measured or disproportionate? And to take proactive steps when something no longer serves us or begins to impair our ability to engage meaningfully in our social and professional lives.
1. As he says, he genuinely wanted to quit and spend time with his kids, make way for the young generation.
2. Will join politics.
3. Will focus on writing, teaching, maybe an honorary professorship at an NLU or Jindal —- rebrand as a consti law jurist.
https://theprint.in/judiciary/go-to-lawyer-for-high-stakes-constitutional-human-rights-cases-dushyant-dave-retires-at-70/2688898/