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Wakode, identified as the son of the CJIβs cousin, is considered a nephew of Justice Gavai. However, the CJIβs brother, Dr Rajendra Gavai, told India Today that Wakode should be regarded as a βdistant relative.β
Wakode completed his schooling under the Maharashtra board, securing distinction in Class 12 from the Amravati division in 1996. He went on to pursue science, earning a gold medal in MSc in 2001. He later obtained an LLB degree from Amravati University in 2004, passing with 60.34 per cent marks.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/collegium-picks-for-hc-includes-cji-s-nephew-101756149015736.html
https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/cji-br-gavai-nephew-among-14-lawyers-recommended-for-bombay-high-court-judgeship-2776879-2025-08-26
Meanwhile, at the next NLSIU/NALSAR convocation: "You first-generation NLU lawyers are too elitist. We need Hindi LLB degrees at NLUs. We also need you to stop joining corporate law firms or heading to foreign countries for an LLM".
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I am very familiar with what is happening at Bombay rn. Read the comment again, and read between the lines. One gentleman (not naming him on purpose) was made to wait till he legit reached the "I've had enough" point and withdrew his consent. Read between the lines.
Shwetasree Majumder, NLSIU: β
Saurabh Kirpal, Cambridge:β
CJIβs nephew, Amravati: β
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