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Why isn't the CJP tapping A-list Gen Z NLU talent? Ratna is a GGSIP grad who's mostly worked for LawBeat, Bar & Bench and Scroll. Just a few months of legal practice. Hardly matches up?
Why not Oxbridge/Ivy grads from NLUs?
As far as Oxbridge or Ivy grads go, I am sure none of them is interested enough or has time at hand to join this pressure group, since CJP is focused only on an agitation-based dialogue and is a rather new outfit with no credible history. Well-read and informed individuals are likely to throw weight behind either Congress or BJP or stay completely out of it. Plus, a profession built on seniority and reputation, which takes years, if not decades, no one in their right mind will likely take a completely supportive stand on it, except some who are willing to splash their faces across new channels and revel in their short-lived fame.