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The Delhi High Court judge Yashwant Verma’s bungalow will be heard in the Supreme Court today. The petition has demanded that the Delhi Police be directed to register an FIR. The petition has been filed by Advocate Mathews J. Nedumpra.
According to the Supreme Court Cause List, the hearing of the case will be heard by Justice Abhay S Oak and Justice Ujjal Bhuiyan.
A 34 -year -old Supreme Court verdict has also been challenged in the petition. In the Veeraswamy case of 1991, the Supreme Court ruled that no criminal case could be started against a High Court or a judge of the Supreme Court without CJI’s permission.
In fact, Justice Verma’s house caught fire on Holi on 14 March. When the fire service team went to extinguish her, they found a half-number of 500-500 rupees in sacks in the store room. Since then, this whole matter has been in the headlines.
This same video in which the fire team is seen saying that Mahatma Gandhi caught fire … Watch the full video …
Policemen’s phones sent to forensic lab
Mobile phones of 8 personnel of Delhi Police have been seized and sent to the forensic department. According to reports, the mobiles of two personnel and three PCR personnel who reached the spot on the Station House Officer (SHO) of Tughlaq Road police station, Havildar Roopchand, Sub-Inspector Rajneesh, mobile bike patrolling are being investigated.
Officials are trying to find out whether a video was recorded on their mobile phone when the officials reached the spot during the fire. And if the video was recorded, if he was tampered with. Delhi Police has also recorded all these statements.
Fire Service Chief’s appearance in front of Inhouses Investigation Committee
Here, on March 27, the Supreme Court of Delhi Fire Service Chief Atul Garg also appeared before the investigation panel. According to sources, Atul Garg testified before the inquiry panel at Haryana State Circuit House in Chanakyapuri and recorded his statement. However, Garg has denied the claims of fire fighting cash being recovered.
Allahabad High Court’s strike on Friday also
The decision to transfer the Allahabad High Court to Justice Yashwant Verma of Delhi High Court may be reconsidered. 6 High Court Bar Association officials met Supreme Court Chief Justice Sanjeev Khanna in Delhi on Thursday and demanded the transfer.
Here, the Allahabad High Court lawyers, who are protesting against the transfer of Justice Verma, have said that their strike will continue on Friday.
Bar Secretary Vikrant Pandey said that the strike will continue until the Supreme Court takes a concrete decision and stops the transfer of Justice Verma.
Justice Verma’s appearance possible before the inquiry committee
Justice Yashwant Verma’s appearance may be in front of the Supreme Court in-house committee this week. Met senior lawyers on Wednesday before appearing before the committee. Among them, Advocate Siddharth Aggarwal, Arundhati Katju, Tara Narula, Stuti Gurjar and another Justice Verma reached the house.
The lawyers helped finalize the answers to be given before the inquiry committee. Actually, Justice Verma is preparing his final reply, this will be the basis of further action.
What happened in Justice Verma Cash …
- March 14: At around 11.35 pm, Verma’s residence in Lutyens Delhi caught fire. Where the fire brigade reached, saw 500 notes in 4-5 sacks.
- March 21: Delhi High Court Chief Justice DK Upadhyay submitted the internal inquiry report to CJI Sanjeev Khanna of the Supreme Court. This news came out in the media on this day.
- March 22: CJI constituted a three -member committee to investigate the allegations. The investigation report of Delhi High Court Chief Justice uploaded on the Supreme Court website.
- 23 March: On the instructions of CJI, the Delhi High Court withdrew the charge from Justice Verma. This instruction will remain in force until the investigation continues.
- March 24: The Supreme Court Collegium recommended the back transfer of Justice Verma to the Allahabad High Court, which was opposed by the High Court Bar Association.
- March 25: Allahabad High Court Bar Association started indefinite strike against Justice Verma’s transfer.
- 26 March: The in-house committee of the Supreme Court reached Judge Verma’s bungalow with the police. He inspected Justice Verma’s house for about 30-35 minutes. Justice Verma also met the team of lawyers.
- 27 March: CJI met CJI Sanjeev Khanna, a member of the High Court Bar Association, appealed to reconsider Justice Verma’s transfer.
- March 28: The Supreme Court heard a petition seeking to register an FIR against Justice Verma.
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