वीडियो देखें: पहले दादा-दादी, अब पोती बनी वकील

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00:00 Congratulations, you have won so many gold medals. How many have you won?

00:03 This is the gold medal of NLA.

00:04 And where are you from?

00:05 I am from Jagdarpur.

00:06 What is going on in your mind when you are getting so many awards?

00:08 Since the day I got my first semester result, my friend and I were saying that I will get the gold medal.

00:14 And I am very happy.

00:15 You are the first student whom I have seen who was already thinking that she will get the gold medal.

00:18 I wanted this. I will not lie. I wanted this.

00:21 Tell us about yourself. What do your parents do?

00:23 My father works under the National Investigation Agency.

00:26 What is his name?

00:27 Rajen Singh Chas. He works in the Jagdarpur Municipal Court.

00:31 My mother is a housewife.

00:34 Her name?

00:35 Her name is Kamaljeet Kaushal.

00:36 I am the third generation lawyer from my family.

00:39 Wow.

00:40 My grandmother was also a lawyer.

00:43 My grandfather was also a lawyer. He was a politics mentor.

00:46 So, we have a lot of lawyers in our family.

00:48 So, you got all the inspiration from there.

00:49 Yes, all the inspiration is from home. Nothing from outside.

00:52 What kind of education did you have? How did you prepare for it?

00:56 I used to study in the class.

00:59 I used to go through the additional judgments daily.

01:02 Apart from that, I used to study the research papers with my friends.

01:07 And the dissertation in the second semester in LLM,

01:11 as my guide told us, Mr. Rajeshwar, who was here earlier, Mr. Uday Shankar,

01:16 I used to follow his guidance.

01:17 What is your further planning?

01:18 I am preparing for my third year.

01:20 Okay, you want to become a judge.

01:21 Yes, I want to become a judge.

01:22 We have a lot of judges in our family.

01:24 One thing is that when a person becomes a judge,

01:26 he has a lot of restrictions.

01:28 He is not able to enjoy everything in his own way.

01:31 How will you feel about living in those restrictions?

01:34 It is very important to be in a restriction.

01:36 Because if I sit among my five friends today,

01:38 then somewhere their thoughts come inside me.

01:40 I get very emotional for them.

01:42 Maybe I won't be able to take such hard steps tomorrow.

01:45 But when you are made to do justice,

01:47 people see you as a god.

01:50 That you are going to give justice.

01:52 When you are given such a high position,

01:54 you will face some burden.

01:56 So, with so many benefits, you will have to face some difficulties.

01:59 You must have faced some challenges in your journey.

02:02 Yes, sir.

02:03 Tell us about it.

02:04 There was no such challenge.

02:06 Initially, there was very little confidence.

02:09 I am from a non-NLU background.

02:11 Will I be sad or not?

02:13 I have come here.

02:14 Technology and law are a very new subject.

02:16 I mean, there are not many books on it.

02:18 But the teachers were so good that their notes,

02:20 the way they explained, the references they gave,

02:23 or the way my friends told me that they can read,

02:26 I felt that yes, they can do it.

02:29 What did you like the most about the conversation

02:31 with the chief guest today?

02:33 I liked the most that he told me about the judges.

02:37 Now, there are 25,000 judges in the country.

02:41 So, he has confidence that we can be one of those 25,000.

02:45 Because when we listen to other people,

02:47 they tell us about the vacancies of the state,

02:50 that there are 80 vacancies or so.

02:52 So, he has talked about all India level.

02:54 So, yes, we can give anywhere where our language is.

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