Justice Yashwant Varma under control: Criminal experts join SC probe in cash scandal

The probe in the massive recovery of cash at the residence of the judge of the High Court Yashwant Varma wins impulse. The Varma justice is to be presented before the Committee of Inquiry in three members, named the Supreme Court, to cope with the question about cash transport. Sources indicate that the investigation is quickly pursued, forensic experts have moved to examine the assembled evidence. Meanwhile, the new disclosures have the light of the reflectors on the personal secretary of the Varma justice, who would have trained the Delhi police officials to leave the judge’s residence on the night of March 14, after a fire incident. The pressure is increasing as the Bare Associations from Allahabad, Lucknow Bench, Karnataka and Jabalpur wrote to the justice of India, demanding criminal procedures against the Varma justice. The controversy also reached the political arena, the Congress MP, Manish Tiwari, requesting an answer from the Minister of the Law. Against the background of the revolt, the scandal has reigned the debate on the National Commission for Judicial Appointments (NJAC), although government sources suggest that there are no immediate plans to revive the act that was previously canceled by the Supreme Court.