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CJI Surya Kant urges young lawyers to uphold justice and carry legal legacy forward

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Chief Justice Surya Kant addressed young lawyers at a Supreme Court Bar Association event, acknowledging India's significant progress as a nation. He emphasized that considerable work still lies ahead and that the legal profession's future responsibility will increasingly fall on the younger generation. The CJI drew attention to the deep historical ties between the legal fraternity and India's independence movement. He called on young lawyers to safeguard and strengthen the country's justice institutions going forward.

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