Supreme Court internal committee started investigating the case against Justice Yashwant Verma

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An internal committee of the Supreme Court has started investigating four to five bags filled with half -burn notes of Rs 500 during the fire in the government bungalow of Delhi High Court Judge Yashwant Verma.

Three members of this committee appointed by the Supreme Court-Chief Justice of Punjab-Haryana High Court Sheel Nagu, Chief Justice of Himachal Pradesh High Court G. S. The team of Sandhavalia and Justice Anu Shivraman of Karnataka High Court reached the bungalow at Justice Verma’s 30, Tughlaq Crescent on Tuesday. During the investigation, members of the committee stayed in the bungalow for 30-35 minutes. He inspected the scene. It is noteworthy that late notes were found in Justice Verma’s bungalow late on March 14 after a fire.

Five policemen of Delhi on radar

Five Delhi Police personnel have also come under investigation in connection with the fire incident in Justice Verma’s bungalow. Five police officers were among those who first reacted on the night of the accident on 14 March. On Monday morning, Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora called all five policemen to their office and asked to cooperate in their interrogation.

Allahabad High Court Bar Association’s impeachment motion against Justice Verma

The Allahabad High Court Bar Association has passed a resolution demanding impeachment proceedings against Justice Verma. The association said that impeachment proceedings against Justice Verma should be started immediately. The Chief Justice should recommend for this.