Justice Verma Cash कांड पर Supreme Court का बड़ा फैसला, कहा नही रुकेगी Investigation

Описание: Rule of Law Above All | Supreme Court’s Firm Stand in Justice Yashwant Varma Cash-at-Home Case

In a landmark development reaffirming that no one is above the law, the Supreme Court of India on 16 January 2026 dismissed the petition filed by Justice Yashwant Varma, challenging the legality of the inquiry committee constituted against him. The verdict has paved the way for a full investigation under the Judges (Inquiry) Act, 1968, bringing judicial accountability into national focus.

Why is this Case in News?
The Supreme Court refused to stay the inquiry into serious corruption allegations, including the recovery of burnt currency notes worth crores from Justice Varma’s official residence in March 2025. The Court held that the Lok Sabha Speaker acted within constitutional authority and that there was no violation of fundamental rights.
A bench of Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice S.C. Sharma ruled that the inquiry process was legally valid, rejecting the claim that the committee was void due to the earlier rejection of the impeachment motion by the Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman.

Case Background
14 March 2025: Fire at Justice Varma’s New Delhi residence
Firefighters allegedly found unaccounted cash
Justice Varma denied any knowledge
The incident raised concerns over judicial integrity and credibility

Immediate Judicial Response
CJI convened an emergency collegium meeting
Justice Varma was relieved from judicial duties
A formal inquiry was ordered, signaling zero tolerance

Inquiry Committee & Legal Challenge
On 22 March 2025, a three-member inquiry committee was formed. Justice Varma argued that:
Motions were submitted in both Houses
A joint parliamentary committee was mandatory
Lok Sabha could not proceed alone

The Supreme Court rejected these claims, noting that the Speaker’s action was lawful since the Rajya Sabha motion was not admitted.

In This Video Jai Ojha Sir explains:
The cash-at-home controversy
Judges (Inquiry) Act, 1968
Parallel judicial and parliamentary processes
Impeachment procedure under the Constitution
Importance of judicial accountability

Why This Verdict Matters
This ruling reinforces:
Rule of Law
Separation of Powers
Constitutional Morality
Checks and Balances
Public Trust in Judiciary

The inquiry panel will now record statements, including Justice Varma’s deposition, which may lead to impeachment proceedings in Parliament.



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