Want quick success? Every law student of today should read this advice of Justice Surya Kant.

News India Live, Digital Desk: Nowadays, in the era we are living in, everyone wants ‘instant’ results. From Maggi in 2 minutes to influencers who go viral overnight, everyone is in a hurry to succeed. But is this possible in the field of law also? Supreme Court judge Justice Surya Kant has answered this serious question.

Recently, while addressing young lawyers and law students, Justice Surya Kant said something which every youth of today should take note of. He said in clear words that, “The legal profession offers much to those who are patient, but if you have come here looking for a ‘shortcut’ to success, this is not the path for you.”

Advocacy is not just a black coat, it is penance
Often, when students complete their law studies, they dream of big cars and luxurious offices. But it is not easy to adjust in the court of reality. Pointing towards this, Justice Surya Kant said that the study of law never ends. When you start practicing law, the real learning starts in the courtroom. This profession certainly rewards honesty and hard work, but it takes time.

Strong attack on shortcut culture
Attacking today’s thinking of ‘instant success’, he said that in law, you learn only by spending time with files. Lawyers who think that they will win big cases without preparation or through any shortcut ultimately harm both their dignity and career. The biggest success is to maintain the dignity of law and ethics of profession.

Gurumantra for youth
Justice Surya Kant emphasized that even though the struggle may seem big in the beginning, only the one who persists gets success. This profession is to serve the society and provide justice, and not just a money earning machine. If you have the passion to work hard and have a clear vision for justice, then this career will give you everything you expected.

The simple thing is that no matter how much modern technology comes, there is no match to the reasoning power of a lawyer and his research. If you want to become a horse of long race, then remove the thought of ‘shortcut’ from your mind.