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Meet Advocate Asmi: 23-year-old becomes first Gen Z member of a State Bar Council in India

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Meet Advocate Asmi: 23-year-old becomes first Gen Z member of a State Bar Council in India — Mumbai Technology news

Advocate Asmi, 23, has been elected unopposed to the Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana, becoming the youngest-ever member of a State Bar Council in India and the first Gen Z representative elected to any State Bar Council, according to the announcement.

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