/b/ - Random

>>134175(OP)

nation builder chad

>>134175(OP)

Anaans calling judges lazy don't know how brootal their life is.

One of my batchmates who cleared judiciary last year is currently serving as a JMIC in UP.

He keeps telling me how he regrets becoming a judge because the workload is draining the life out of him and how I am lucky that I didn't go for judiciary.

Here's how his day usually goes:

>wakes up at 5 AM

>reads case files for the day

>breakfast

>reads again

>gets ready for work and leaves in his govt. car with one police guard at 8:30 AM

>reaches court at 9:30 AM and sits on his ass from 10 AM till 5 PM while constantly getting bombarded with words words words and reading reading reading

>retreats to his retiring room and prepares for the next day's cases by skimming through hundreds of more files

>leaves the court complex at 7:00 PM with the next day's files

>Reaches home at 8:00 PM

>Dinner

>Reads files again

>Sleeps

>Repeat the whole process the next day

>>134207

>brootal workload brooo

>literally average 9 to 5 indian job

>>134229

It's definitely not 9-5 if reading, reading and more reading is all you can do in your free time.

>>134244

No, its actually better than average pajeet 9-5 job where you have to sit till 8 at times and when you go home, you still need to work from him till night and handle calls literally every 5 minutes. Atleast your judge has to just read. Other people have to literally work more. Even after at home and overtime. This "we wuzz work brazzilion hours a weeek" doesn't work in india. Every person except richfag higher boards works hard and without even receiving a livable wage.

>>134523

this

>>134207

aah yes doing corruption and passing gynocentric verdicts everyday is very difficult saar