Son Of A Street Food Seller Becomes A Judge In Uttar Pradesh

Mohammad Kasim completed his BA LLB from Aligarh Muslim University and LLM from Delhi University.

An Uttar Pradesh street vendor's son is trending on social media for the incredible feat he achieved. Mohammad Kasim, whose father has a Haleem-selling stall in Sambhal (northwestern Uttar Pradesh), cracked the UP Provincial Civil Service-Judicial (PCS-J) examination to become a judge. Mr Kasim secured 135th rank the result of which was declared on August 30. Several of his friends have posted congratulatory messages on X (formerly Twitter). Some of them, who are already in judicial service, have welcomed Mr Kasim. Many Congratulations to Mohammad Kasim bhai, my senior, mentor and a friend on clearing the Uttar Pradesh Civil Judge exam and becoming a judge! Your hard work has paid off, and I'm really proud of your achievement. Wishing you all the best in your new role on the bench! 🎉👨‍⚖️ pic.twitter.com/hbf4OGffQZ

"Many Congratulations to Mohammad Kasim bhai, my senior, mentor and a friend on clearing the Uttar Pradesh Civil Judge exam and becoming a judge! Your hard work has paid off, and I'm really proud of your achievement. Wishing you all the best in your new role on the bench!" advocate SG Rabbani said in a post on X.