Chief Justice of India Surya Kant criticized jobless youth, comparing them to 'cockroaches' who turn to social media and activism to voice their frustrations. His remarks came during a hearing where he expressed concerns over the increasing number of lawyers with questionable qualifications and the impact of their online behavior on the legal profession.

• 01CJI Surya Kant expressed frustration with jobless youth who become activists and media figures, labeling them as 'parasites of society.'
• 02During the hearing, the CJI stated that he would consider a CBI investigation into the legitimacy of law degrees held by some lawyers in Delhi.
• 03The CJI emphasized that the Bar Council of India is unlikely to address the issue of fake law degrees due to political motivations.
• 04The petitioner seeking Senior Advocate designation withdrew his request after the CJI's remarks.
• 05CJI Kant criticized the social media conduct of some lawyers, suggesting that their online presence raises doubts about their qualifications.

The Chief Justice's remarks could influence public perception of activism among jobless youth and raise awareness about the credibility of legal professionals.